An interesting double gate, incorporating a graceful reverse curve, creates a counter point to these stonewalls.

A simple grid is used to soften a blank wall and to accent an oval window.

This large structure was designed as a sukkah, a temporary enclosure constructed for use during the weeklong Jewish festival of Sukkot.

This pergola structure provides a respite from the sun, while creating an architectural accent on a large expanse of patio by a pool.

A simple, yet elegant design creates a sun-protected area for lounging at the Soho Grand Hotel in Manhattan.

The initial catalyst for this project was a desire for a Sukkah for the harvest celebration in the Jewish faith.

A need to establish intimacy on a 39th floor terrace resulted in this small, but elegant patio pergola and privacy screen.

This beautifully simple pergola presented a rather unique challenge.

An opportunity to collaborate with a garden designer and an architect resulted in this rooftop respite in Manhattan.

We were asked to design a 9′ x 17′ pergola that could be erected in 2½ hours, stand securely for two weeks, taken down and stored and then used the next year