StudioMDA

studioMDA

Type	Private company
Industry	Architecture, Urban Design, exhibition design
Headquarters	Manhattan, New York
Key people	Markus Dochantschi,
Number of employees	12
Website	studiomda.com

studioMDA, or Dochantschi Incorporated, is an international architecture firm founded in 2002 by Markus Dochantschi in New York City and Frankfurt, Germany. The firm consists of an international group of designers with a wide range of skills and perspective from working in an open studio.^[1] The office has worked on projects in 14 different countries.

Architectural work

Conceptual projects

• U2 Tower Competition, 2003, Dublin, Ireland
• Forsythe Dance Studio, 2004, Vermont
• Governors Island Biomass Park, 2006, New York City
• New Housing, 2007, New York City
• Chelsea Tower, 2007, New York City
• High Line, 2007, New York City
• Chelsea Hotel, 2007, New York City
• BAM Tower, 2007, New York City.^[2]
• Tempelhof Competition, 2008, Berlin, Germany
• Raising Malawi, 2009, Malawi
• ARC Competition, 2010, Colorado
• Munich Olympics, 2010, Germany
• Osnabrück Comprehensive School, 2011, Germany
• Condominiums, 2013, Tanzania
• FARROC, 2013, Queens, New York

Completed projects

• 2005 Chile Beach House, Chile
• 2005 WhatIF, New York City.^[3]
• 2006 Maplewood Residence, New Jersey
• 2007 Audi Showroom, New York City^[4]
• 2007 740 Park Avenue, New York City
• 2007 Tracy Anderson Dance Studio, New York City ^[5]
• 2007 Stockholm Penthouse, Sweden
• 2008 David Nolan Gallery, New York City^[6][7]
• 2008 Anchorage Residence, Alaska
• 2009 High Line Office, New York City ^[8]
• 2010 Gumulira Clinic, Malawi
• 2011 Exerblast, New York City^[9]
• 2011 Paul Kasmin Gallery, NYC^[10][11]
• 2011 National Arts Club Installation, NYC
• 2012 Istanbul Gallery, Turkey
• 2012 Sagaponack Barn, Sagaponack, NYC
• 2012 Detiger Loft, NYC ^{[12][13][14][15]}
• 2013 137 Franklin Street, NYC^[16]
• 2013 303 Gallery, NYC ^[17][18][19]

• 2013 Nahmad Contemporary, NYC

In progress projects

• 2009 Center for Advance Mobility, Aachen Germany
• 2013 West Village Carriage House, NYC
• 2013 Lisson Gallery, NYC
• 2014 64 Jermain, Sag Harbor, NY^[20]
• 2014 UES Townhouse, NYC

References

1. "Columbia GSAPP". arch.columbia.edu. Retrieved 29 April 2015.
2. "The Affordable-Housing". Metropolis. October 2008: 128–31.
3. "WhatIf? Office Building by StudioMDA’". Archello. Retrieved 14 April 2014.
4. "Audi Showroom".
5. "Tracy Anderson Dance Studio by StudioMDA’". Architizer. Retrieved 2009.
6. Calender Main Event - Art Happenings. Manhattan. 2008. p. 64.
7. Savino, Chiara. (2009). Gallerie D'arte. Milano: Motta Architettura.
8. "Thanks to studioMDA for FLH Office Remodel". Friends of the High Line. Retrieved 13 April 2015.
9. "studioMDA". Editorial. Interior Design. 2011. p. 232–233.
10. "Paul Kasmin Gallery, 27th Street by StudioMDA’". Dezeen. 2012-07-25. Retrieved 22 April 2015.
11. Sanjay Gangal (2012-11-08). "Paul Kasmin Gallery by StudioMDA’". AECCAFE. Retrieved 22 April 2015.
12. Quinn, Bradley (2012-09-01). Go With the Flow. ELLE. p. 160–169.
13. Elgort, Robert (Winter 2007). Tomorrow’s Party. VOGUE Living. p. 122–127.
14. Dupuis, Fabienne (October 2007). Manhattan Transfert. ARTTRAVEL. p. 112–117.
15. Remetsch, Christiane (Feb 2009). Loft in new York. AIT.
16. Dailey, Jessica. "One Duplex Remains at Almost – Complete 137 Franklin Street". NY Curbed. Retrieved 27 April 2015.
17. "Rodney Graham". 303 Gallery. Retrieved 27 April 2015.
18. Duray, Dan. "303 Gallery to Open Second Location". 303 Gallery. Retrieved 27 April 2015.
19. "303 Gallery". Archinect. Retrieved 27 April 2015.
20. "64 Jermain". 64jermain.com. Retrieved 29 April 2015.

External links

• Official website