In ELLE Decor Netherlands annual Outdoors edition, Talita Kalloe explores SPAN’s nod to Patterson’s “relationship between landscape and architecture, his love for locally quarried stone and the forests of Maine, and his belief that architecture and furniture are one. A design vision that has been honored by bringing this historic site back to life.”

SPAN proudly supports OpenHouseNewYork and attended the 19th annual Weekend Launch party located on the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library Rooftop. The Weekend is the largest celebration of New York design, culture, and infrastructure honoring the power of place.

Architect Jennifer Martella tours one of SPAN’s first projects in Maryland for The Chestertown Spy in “House of the Week: Contemporary Classic.”

Asia’s Home Journal feature’s SPAN project, August Moon, in “Tour an Expansive Coastal Getaway in Maine.”

James Brillon of Dezeen explores August Moon with principals Peter Pelsinski and Karen Stonely in “SPAN Architecture creates retreat on remote Maine coast”.

Jade Tilley discusses design with SPAN principals Karen Stonely and Peter Pelsinski and their evolutionary style in Architecture Magazine.

Located in the lobby of Zeckendorf Towers, Flying In Formation wins NYCxDESIGN Award for Dimensional Art. Crafted by Amuneal, the art piece consists of mirror-polished stainless flat bars that hold diamond-shaped elements of felt, satin brass, and blackened bronze.

A mid-1820’s townhouse in Manhattan’s Charlton-King-Vandam Historic District is dramatically transformed by a renovation that juxtaposes old and new. The living room in particular, showcases the owners’ collectibles, gathered from extensive travel throughout Latin America.