di Domenico + Partners’ collaborative approach to design fosters a creative studio environment that encourages curiosity and experimentation.

In dD+P’s design process, studio members collaborate with clients and team members to find opportunities at each site to shape memorable spaces that respond to context, legacy, and user needs. The studio’s process is analogous to making a collage—various elements come together through creative orchestration to form a unique work.

dD+P explores design ideas through defining creative approaches to each project. We explore tactile qualities through physical modeling, utilize collaborative software to build consensus, and leverage innovative technology to solve complex problems. Our understanding of materials produces buildings and landscapes that are assembled with thoughtful craftsmanship. Green design is at the core of our practice, with sustainable strategies integrated into each of our projects from their outset.

dD+P’s vision is a world where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. In service to this vision, the dD+P studio dedicates itself to the realization and assembly of each part, one at a time.

Sustainability + Green Design

Sustainability and green design are embedded into all aspects of our studio. dD+P works with clients to meet LEED requirements and sustainable design criteria on each project. At every opportunity, we advocate for sustainability strategies that go beyond meeting criteria, emphasizing awareness of environmental impacts and effects on occupant wellbeing.

dD+P’s “Green Team” promotes integrating ecological practices into the way the studio designs, details, and builds. Members of the Green Team take on the responsibility of continuous education and the research of sustainable technologies, materials, and standards, and increasing studio-wide eco-literacy. We endeavor for the principles of ecology to be continuously incorporated into all aspects of our business, management, and design practices.

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Technology + Innovation

The studio continually explores opportunities for innovation, advancement, and design excellence provided by new technology.

The dD+P studio contains a group of Building Information Modeling (BIM) professionals who ensure that 3D modeling and building information modeling is an evolving and dynamic process that increases design efficiency and improves visualization throughout the design process. dD+P’s Innovation Group serves as a resource for the entire studio, conducting research and advising on the integration of new technology into our work. The group’s primary focus is innovative documentation and visualization methods, increasing the use of collaborative technology, and researching new software and hardware. dD+P continually invests in innovative technology so that we can better address complex project needs, connect to our clients and collaborators, and deliver projects more efficiently and creatively.

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Case Studies

dD+P recently performed a post-occupancy evaluation of the energy system at the Ellman-Raiselis Residence, a Passive House in Westchester County designed by the studio in collaboration with homeowners, Fred Ellman and Joan

Case Studies

In this time of heightened global climate change, both the general public and the design community, in particular, have a new sense of awareness and need for the development of Master

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While BIM has been around for two decades, fewer than half of U.S. firms use BIM on billable projects (as of 2017) and many still do not use it at all.

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With the recently approved Elevate Transit: Zoning for Accessibility text amendment to the Zoning Resolution, new projects near transit stations will help New York City address a critical deficiency in its transit

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Throughout NYC, vaccination sites are sprouting up in various public and private spaces including at some of NYC’s iconic landmarks. CitiField, home of the New York Mets, has transformed itself into one

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On October 28th, Mayor Adams announced the nation’s largest school electrification effort with his $4 billion plan to make new NYC public schools all-electric and electrify 100 existing schools by 2030.