Since starting the firm in 1981, John di Domenico has directed the design of the firm’s public and private sector projects. His overall approach to leading the design and management process is rooted in practical and academic experience. As founding principal, Harvard Design School graduate, Fulbright Scholar, professor at the New York Institute of Technology, and Board Member of the Washington Architectural Foundation, John has developed a studio-office environment in which principal-led group involvement in architectural and planning projects evolves into project-long development of ideas and management strategies. John currently directs and develops projects focusing on the design and adaptive reuse of memorable spaces for public and private activity. In 2013, he was awarded the Sydney L. Strauss Award from the New York Society of Architects for outstanding achievement for the benefit of the architectural profession.

John is also an avid painter, often creating visual commentary on current studio architecture and urban design projects.

View John's portfolio of artwork at didomenico.nyc

Andrew Berger is an Architect and Landscape Architect well-versed in the design and management of institutional, commercial, and public projects. He is a Managing Partner of dD+P as well as responsible for the firm’s facilities and open space practice. He and dD+P are recognized leaders in integrating sustainable design to the greatest extent feasible. Andrew focuses on developing designs that create memorable spaces while addressing environmental concerns, the health and well-being of users, and economic benefits to the client. His interest in improving public open space and the built environment extends to several positions on community, conservation, and planning boards within the City of White Plains where he resides.