Without a doubt, the best thing we’ve built in our nearly 30 years is the community of talented designers who collectively create A+I. Our work culture champions curiosity, creativity, and fun. Discover more about what makes us tick.
Learn more about the architects, interior designers, strategists, and graphic designers who make up the team at A+I.
Learn a bit more about what makes us tick and how you can join us in creating amazing strategy, spaces, and experiences.
New hire expands capabilities and perspective for world’s leading strategy-led design agency.
A+I promotes Sommer Schauer to Chief Design Officer & Peter Knutson to Chief Strategy Officer; Natasha Markley appointed to Executive Director of Marketing & Partnerships
Learn more about Kate and what this appointment means for the future of A+I
Dive into the history behind A+I and how two classmates created an award-winning studio based on the shared interest between the intersections of Architecture + Information.
Take a look at the A+I office, and the story behind our move and creation to the most useful tool ever.
One designer has been promoted to Senior Associate and another has elevated within the architectural design ranks.
A+I shakes off the winter blues with a tropical-themed holiday party at Jungle Bird in Chelsea.
One designer has been promoted to Senior Associate, another has elevated within the Strategy team, and two designers have been promoted within the architectural design ranks.
A+I has elevated one Senior Associate and two Associates.
One fine Spring day, the Explorers Club headed over to The Future Perfect’s West Village show home to soak up in all its well-designed splendor.
Our Explorers Club hit up one of Paul Rudolph’s last masterworks in NYC, the Modulightor Building.
We rotate the beer in our tap on a regular basis to teach our staff what good beer is all about.
Three designers have been elevated to Senior Associate and one to Associate at the firm.
Every once and again, we need to step away from the computer screens and flex our creative muscles with pencil, charcoal, and watercolor brush in-hand.
