Dameron Architecture

27/02/2026

Happy National Retro Day!
This Park Slope Townhouse is all Mod, no modern- we brought it back in time, not to the 1870s, but to the 1970s.

-ifacation

16/01/2026

A moment of quiet in the rain at a project in the forest. Soon to be completed!

15/12/2025

We’re happy to share- Dameron was recognized with a 2025 AIA New York State Small Firm Award as well as a 2025 AIA Brooklyn award for our work with material reuse.

Most of what we do starts the same way: with hundreds of sketches. Hand drawing helps us work fast, test ideas, and lets our minds explore the possibilities of spaces, instead of locking them in too early inside a computer. It’s old school, analog, and a little wild sometimes.

We like to think our built projects still carry a bit of that looseness and are an extension of that process- shaped by iteration, curiosity- never erasing, just moving on to the next sketch.

It’s personally fulfilling for us to be recognized by our peers in the AIA when the profession is going in an increasingly computerized, mechanized, AI-ified direction.

It shows that there is still room for this technique- that small scale craft and the art of architecture matters to architects, and what that process translates into is appreciated. It gives us the confidence to keep doing it with graphite on our hands. The imperfect human brain is still the best tool for this job, no matter what method you use to usher spaces into the physical world :)

Thanks to the juries and for the honor, our collaborators, and our clients for trusting us and helping make it happen.

Next!

10/12/2025

01/12/2024

Thank you to the distinguished advocates of Chandigarh’s High Court for inviting us into this modernist iconic building and presenting us with signed copies of the beautiful commemorative book. It was a pleasure to speak with the users of this building and hear their observations on the complex legacy of Le Corbusier’s design, and the evolution of the Court through the last 70 years. It was a true revelation to be able to experience the building through the words and tour of its long time inhabitants.

Thank you to Bar President Jasdev Singh Brar for his time and hospitality and Advocate Sukhdeep Singh Bhinder, and Tudhjot Sidhu for facilitating the day!

08/12/2023

Was it hard to build this wall? Yes. Read why in my piece written for Urban Omnibus. I detail the journey we took to transform the materials of old buildings into a final composition at Carroll Hall.

https://urbanomnibus.net/2023/12/a-wall-made-of-bricks/
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Scroll through pics to see this corner throughout history, demolition, and reconstruction. ⁠
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Thanks to the awesome folks at for sculpting this piece into something readable and for making it all happen!

25/08/2023

Always great to return to still looking good .nyc

31/12/2022

Detail

07/12/2022

Excited to see featured as building of the week! Thanks .

Find the full article at world-architects.com

15/10/2022

Locust leaves and limestone creating a zen garden before they blow away. Why I like designing landscapes. We design a starting point- nature and people do the constant reinvention.