Down arrow

Our studio integrates architecture, interiors, and construction to transform historic townhouses and brownstones into homes that are timeless, resilient, and deeply human.

The Seashell House

Jewel Box House

The Aperture House

The reBuild Difference

One Team

A single, integrated design-build team managing architecture, interiors, and construction—ensuring clarity, efficiency, and a seamless experience from start to finish.


More About Our Design-Build Process

Sustainability
Minded

High-performance design rooted in building science, Passive House principles, and long-term resilience—creating homes that are healthier, more efficient, and built to endure.

Explore Green Design Strategies

Deep Local
Knowledge

Extensive NYC experience navigating historic building, landmark regulations, and complex urban conditions—translating constraints into thoughtful, well-executed solutions.

See Our Work

Client-Focused
Design

A collaborative & transparent process that centers clients in every decision—offering clarity, trust, and homes that are both highly functional and deeply personal.

Learn More

“We love our beautiful, airy new house. We are so lucky to have found Themis and his team. They communicate clearly through words and sketches, will cheerfully scramble up a ladder to demonstrate how to do something, communicate clearly, and generally try to make a very difficult process as easy and as seamless as possible”

@rebuildworkshop

View fullsize At our first year in architecture school, in the 1990s, many of us first saw Frank Gehry’s work — often through photographs of the Vitra Design Museum. Its curving, sculptural forms were unlike anything we were learning at the time, and f
View fullsize A huge thank you to our current and past clients, colleagues, collaborators, and friends who joined us for our opening reception in Gowanus. The new studio was truly buzzing—full of conversations about our work, Passive House design, and the fu
View fullsize
View fullsize
View fullsize A contemporary rooftop addition crowns this landmarked Brooklyn brownstone, expanding the interior living space while introducing two terraces with panoramic city views. A discreet solar array supplies much of the home’s energy needs throughout
View fullsize Concept sketch for a thoughtful, light-touch glazed addition to an 1880 brick townhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn. More than an extension of the interior space, it’s designed as a light monitor that transforms the interior with natural daylight.