“We also seemed to have captured their imaginations. Humbling. ”

— LARRY MARNER

"We set out to design and build a house that was both highly energy efficient and healthy to live in."

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Featured residence by Marner Architects: This single family residence is designed to maximize occupant well-being while minimizing environmental impact. (scroll to pages 48-49)

Case Study of a Stamford Home: by Albert Jensen-Moulton, BPC Green Builders with Larry Marner, Marner Architecture.

Influenced by modernist masters like Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe, the house is designed on a modular grid. This 15’ x 15’ spacing regularizes the construction to maximize efficiency, and subdivides into smaller modules to inform the design of the interior

This three-bedroom, two-bath home, designed and built to Passive House standards*, and a Housing Innovation Award winner for 2021, is located in North Stamford.

BPC is pleased to announce that BPC is a winner of the U.S. DOE 2021 Housing Innovation Awards annual competition. This is the sixth Housing Innovation award BPC has earned since 2013.

The education services company lists LIM College in the “Best in the Northeast” section of its 2021 Best Colleges: Region by Region website feature. This is the 16th consecutive year LIM has received this designation.

Etched and printed glass-enclosed meeting rooms at Itochu International in New York City, NY. The design embraces natural light diffused through translucent glass panels that stand as subtle reminders of the mission and vision of the company.

Design by Marner Architecture

A private investor has acquired a nearly 140,000-square-foot office building in Piscataway, NJ. Its new owner has hired Marner Architecture and Haas Construction to renovate the building, with plans calling for lobby and common area renovations and the addition of a conference center, café and fitness center.

Our design for ITOCHU International, Inc., North American Headquarters was named by Crain’s as one of the five Manhattan office spaces that ” not only look sharp, but they are outfitted to inspire teamwork…” Crain’s, June 18, 2018.

New York City
51,000 SF
Architect - Marner Architects
Project Manager - VVA
Contractor - StructureTone

Architect | Marner Architecture
Category | Workplace
Location | New York New York
Kugler Ning Lighting

An ambitious project which will allow for the expansion and renovation of the Variety Boys and Girls Club on 21st st in Astoria has been proposed. New renderings have been unveiled for the 14-story mixed-use building proposed at 21-12 30th Road, in Queens.

New renderings have been released of a planned development on the corner of 21st Street and 30th Road that will consist of a five-story community center for the Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens and a 14-story mixed-use building.

New renderings have been revealed for a 14-story mixed-use building proposed at 21-12 30th Road, in Astoria, Queens. The site is currently under environmental review by the City. Variety Boys and Girls Club is responsible for the development.

The new Lowenstein offices will have interiors custom designed by Manhattan-based Marner & Associates, which will create a fully branded building within a building. Features include a tree-lined “boulevard” dubbed Lowenstein Way, leading to Lowenstein’s own private, grand entryway. Lowenstein will occupy the entire third floor as well as its own vertical townhouse.

On June 12, the Harvard Club of New York will celebrate the 120th anniversary of the opening of the club’s original building at 27 West 44th Street. The 150-year-old club is really hoping the rooftop construction will be done sooner and it can open by the middle of May, said Larry Marner of Marner Architecture, the chair of the club’s house committee, which oversaw the renovations.

Presentation Products has provided audiovisual solutions to LIM College, a prestigious business and fashion institute in Manhattan. A center to unify the 4 different building of the urban campus.

The new lounge offers the college a distinct street presence at their 45th street campus. The loft like space includes a coffee shop, bookstore, and various meeting and study spaces.

LIM College is a small fashion school in New York City, with classroom buildings in Midtown Manhattan and a residence hall in the Upper East Side. LIM College – Maxwell Hall Student Center. A center to unify the 4 different building of the urban campus. The new lounge offers the college a distinct street presence at their 45th street campus.

LIM College – Maxwell Hall Student Center was designed by Marner Architecture, A center to unify the 4 different building of the urban campus. The new lounge offers the college a distinct street presence at their 45th street campus. The loft-like space includes a coffee shop, bookstore, and various meeting and study spaces. The stair connects the new ground floor space to some of the college’s classrooms, IT help desk, and the library. A new graduate programs center is connected by an elevator to the upper floors.

Colleges in Manhattan boast New York City–as-campus, but with increased enrollment and new program interests, LIM College devoted to the business of fashion sought to realize a specific gathering place. To design this keystone of LIM College’s student community the architects had to capture the intimacy of small-scale meeting and studying areas without compromising the expansiveness of the large double-height space at Maxwell Hall.