Parkbench Architects Brings Purposeful Design to New York's Changing Built Landscape

Oct 5, 2026



New York City, New York Oct 5, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Parkbench Architects is contributing architectural design, interior planning, and project management services to projects shaping New York's evolving residential, commercial, hospitality, and community environments.

As New York's built landscape adapts to new patterns of living, working, retail, and wellness, Parkbench Architects is applying an integrated approach to architectural design that considers both immediate project requirements and long-term use. Based in New York, NY, the Certified Women-Owned firm provides architectural, interior, and project management services for clients throughout the region and in select markets across the United States.

Founded by Winter D'Angelillo and Russell Goss, Parkbench Architects began with an idea discussed on a park bench in Tribeca. The firm has since developed a portfolio spanning residential, hospitality, wellness, retail, and office environments. Its work is centered on the relationship between practical planning, material craftsmanship, technical coordination, and the experience of the people who use a space.

Parkbench Architects' New York practice also reflects the role of design in preserving and adapting existing spaces. Rather than treating architecture solely as the creation of new structures, the studio works with existing conditions, building regulations, neighborhood contexts, and operational needs. This approach is relevant to projects ranging from apartment renovations and workplace interiors to hospitality venues and retail locations.

This adaptive approach appears throughout the firm's New York work. In Manhattan, Parkbench Architects served as Architect of Record for Zeta Global's 30,000-square-foot headquarters on Park Avenue, and guided KOTN's Lower East Side storefront through Landmarks Preservation Commission approval. The studio also served as Architect of Record and project manager for Caudalíe's SoHo location, the French skincare brand's flagship in the Americas, and provided architectural design and Architect of Record services for Housing Works Cannabis, New York's first legal cannabis dispensary.

In Brooklyn, the firm partnered with Two Trees Development on Roberta's Domino Park, and worked alongside architect Frida Escobedo on the Aesop Park Slope store, adapting the neighborhood's existing brick facades to a new retail use. The portfolio also includes residential renovations in Brooklyn and Tribeca.

In addition to its New York architectural design work, Parkbench Architects serves clients in New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, South Carolina, Texas and Florida. The firm collaborates with builders, consultants, artisans, and contractors to bring architectural concepts through completion, including custom elements that support a project's overall design intent.

The studio's work has received recognition from NYCxDesign and the NY Architectural Design Awards. More information about the firm's projects and services is available through Parkbench Architects.

Parkbench Architects continues to provide architectural design and project management support from New York, NY, with a focus on spaces intended to serve the people, organizations, and communities that inhabit them.

Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat services does Parkbench Architects provide?

Parkbench Architects provides architectural design, interior design, Architect of Record services, construction documents, filing and permitting, zoning analysis, project management, construction administration, and related project consulting.

What types of projects does Parkbench Architects work on?

The firm works on residential, restaurant, hospitality, retail, wellness, office, and coffee and roastery projects. Its portfolio includes renovations, new locations, adaptive reuse projects, commercial interiors, and custom residential spaces.

Does Parkbench Architects provide Architect of Record services?

Yes. Parkbench Architects provides Architect of Record services, including technical documentation, code coordination, construction documents, regulatory filings, and construction administration.

Can the firm assist with New York City permits and approvals?

Yes. Parkbench Architects assists with filing and permitting, building-code review, zoning analysis, violation removal, building approvals, and support for projects requiring review by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Does Parkbench Architects work with existing buildings and renovations?

Yes. The firm works with existing spaces and buildings, considering current conditions, applicable regulations, neighborhood context, operational requirements, and the intended long-term use of the property.

Where does Parkbench Architects provide architectural services?

Parkbench Architects is based in New York City and is licensed in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, South Carolina, Florida, and Texas.

When should a client contact Parkbench Architects?

Clients can contact the firm during the early planning stages of a renovation, commercial build-out, new location, or other architectural project. Early involvement can help identify zoning, code, permitting, budget, and design considerations before construction begins.

How can someone contact Parkbench Architects?

Parkbench Architects can be reached through its website at parkbencharchitects.com, by email at [email protected], or by phone at 646-663-3037. The firm's office is located at 299 Broadway, Suite 1320, New York, NY 10007.

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