Murdock Solon Architects is featured in New American Luxury's July/August/September issue in "Making History Shine," by Christina Adams. Focused on Murdock Solon Architect's unique expertise in historic/landmark buildings and galleries, Adams describes the firm's approach to such challenges, including a strong understanding of the demands of New York City and a desire to preserve and […]
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Murdock Solon Architect’s project is featured in “10 Ways Library Ladders Give Rooms a Lift,” by Lisa Frederick. In the article, Frederick showcases ways to utilize ladders beyond the library. “Library ladders, which are rolling or sliding ladders that hang on a rail to provide access to high shelves, lend such a refined, polished air […]
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Last week, Kelly Solon, principal at MSA, was in Milan for Design Week/ EuroCucina. The slideshow shows some of her top picks from the show, which is just a small sampling of the many furniture, kitchen, lighting, and home decor objects that were on display. [portfolio_slideshow showcaps=true]
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Murdock Solon Architects' project The Brooklyn Brownstone was featured in Cottages-Gardens.com this week. The article, by Maria Ricapito, describes the owner's (Mariza Scotch and Dièry Prudent) desires as they took on each detail of their home's remodel. From the entry to the backyard, Ricapito recaps how the they took time to personalize the space. “Almost everything in […]
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As NYC residential architects, Murdock Solon Architects often redesigns one of the home’s most important rooms – the kitchen.
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Houzz was featured in the New York Times Home section on 3/22. Be sure to check our featured project on Houzz! Take a look at Houzz.com and view the full project here.
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Murdock Solon Architects was featured on Houzz.com for our vanity in our Mahaney Residence! Take a look at Houzz.com and view the full project here.
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Murdock Solon Architect Kara Koirtyohann R.A. shares her experiences as a NYC architect and what it means to be part of shaping the city. She shares about her role in one of the firm’s latest projects, the High Line rooftop additions. Read about how she’s helped shape the project and more at Murdock Solon Architects.
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Take the newly finished High Line to 26th street and look up. Here you'll find one of Murdock Solon Architect's latest projects – three glass rooftop additions on 513-521 West 26th Street.
This view from the High Line has been top of mind from the onset of the project. With the High Line's elevated experience, users see New York City from a new angle…
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In the New York Times last week, Jesse McKinley describes his own attempts at interior design in his home with the best, and maybe worst, from dollar stores. He describes the growing business of peddling items for a $1 or at least a dollar amount ending in .99. While attracted to items he never […]
READ MOREWelcome to Murdock Solon Architects. As a New York City-based firm, we are committed to contributing to the diverse fabric of the city with thoughtful approaches to the built environment. Here, we will share our latest projects in process, industry-related news and events, and helpful tips and advice for property owners and other design professionals. […]
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