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The Cultural Landscape Foundation is offering a guided tour of Lang's Kenoza Lake House as part of their "Garden Dialogues" programming for 2024.

Lang Architecture's Germantown House project recently won the "Weekend Away" award from NYCxDesign.

Lang Architecture is featured in recent Interior Design Magazine article.

We are thrilled to announce that Brick & Wonder has just launched a podcast, which delves into the art and science of collaboration within the built environment industry.

Hosted by Drew Lang, founder of Brick & Wonder, this podcast explores the stories and strategies behind successful collaborations that drive innovation and shape the built world around us.

Listen to episode one here.

You can also find and subscribe to the Brick & Wonder podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and anywhere you listen to podcasts.

Lang's Germantown House is featured in the Architectural Digest article, "Tour a Light, Bright, and Modern Home in Upstate New York".

Lang Furniture's Pantry is featured in the Financial Times article, "Well Stocked: How to Keep Order in the Kitchen."

Lang Architecture was featured in AD Pro's article "The Best New York Architects on the AD Pro Directory".

Hear from Lang Studio's Principal and Brick & Wonder's founder, Drew Lang, on Brick & Wonder's early days, values, and future.

Lang Studio's furniture launch is mentioned in Architectural Digest Pro and Furniture Today.

Lang Studio's award-winning Hudson Woods project is mentioned in Condé Nast Traveler article, "U.S. Destinations Almost as Captivating as New Zealand.'

Drew Lang published an article in the newest issue of Oculus, the AIA's quarterly magazine. Read his op-ed here.

Overcoming Challenges as Architect Developer

Our Stuyvesant Street Townhouse project was selected as a NYCxDESIGN finalist in the City House category.

Lang's Stuyvesant Street Townhouse has been featured in the news and media outlets listed below.

Lang's Hudson Woods was featured in the July/August issue of Architectural Digest. The article highlights the draws of living on the 130-acre Catskill development, from the perspective of two local residents.

Lang's Hudson Woods development was recently featured in Nuevo Estilo, part of Elle Decor Spain. The column describes the properties as elegant, sustainable, and timeless.

Drew Lang was interviewed by The Real Deal editor-in-chief Stuart Elliott about what to look for and look out for in the upstate New York residential market.

Our team is honored to be selected as a Finalist in this year’s Architizer A+Awards in the "Collaboration" category.

We are delighted to share that Lang Architecture’s award-winning Catskills development project, Hudson Woods, was prominently featured in a New York Times real estate story about high-style rural living that celebrates a new design aesthetic and environmental consciousness.

Lang Architecture's award-winning Catskills development project, Hudson Woods, was featured alongside Splinter Creek in a Fast Company story.

Lang Architecture's award-winning Catskills development project, Hudson Woods, was featured in a Hudson Valley Magazine story. The story touches on Drew Lang's thoughts about the style, materials, and challenges of the Hudson Woods project.

LANG Principal Drew Lang makes appearances on two Gābl Media podcasts: both the Spaces Podcast (season 3, Episode 67) and the EntreArchitect Podcast. He discusses his new business venture Brick & Wonder, a membership collective focused on connecting and supporting accomplished real estate and design professionals.

In an article published in Archinect, Drew Lang speaks to the power of crisis, and his experience of accepting and working with change. He details how moments of uncertainty can yield both innovation and connection.

NYCxDESIGN tapped Drew Lang to discuss Brick & Wonder  in their May Roundup (“Marvelous Motels and a Quarantine Soundtrack”). The Roundup is a compilation of videos featuring innovative New York City designers talking about their creative processes, inspiration, and more.

Magdalena Keck designed the interior of one of our Hudson Woods homes and is featured in Dezeen.com.

New York City-based studio Lang Architecture nestles twenty-six lakeside homesites among the forested hills of North Mississippi entitled ‘splinter creek,’ the development integrates seamlessly into 650 acres of rolling pine forest.

We are pleased to announce that our Hudson Woods project won the Architectural Record award for Good Design Is Good Business 2019.

For Amelia Sandell, the Hudson Valley was appealing because it was nothing like the Hamptons. Although now, she admits, that argument is getting harder to make.

The décor tastes of spouses can be antagonistic. Not so the pair who commissioned Manhattan designer Magdalena Keck to complete the interiors of their young family’s weekend home in Hudson Woods, a community in Kerhonkson, N.Y. The wife craved the aesthetic of her native Japan, while the Midwestern husband gravitated toward Danish modern furniture—unusually compatible ingredients.

A mod new neighborhood blends with the Mississippi countryside.

Our project at Splinter Creek was recently featured in three publications.

Hudson Woods was recently featured in The Wall Street Journal in an article about the rise of Agrihoods.

Author David Sokol speaks with Principal Architect Drew Lang on designing residences that revere local climate, landscape, and history in a distinctly modernist language, these talents are sowing a new Hudson River school of architectural thought.

Our project, Splinter Creek was recently featured on Inhabitat.

Hudson Woods was recently featured in Italian Magazine, Abitare.

Our Splinter Creek project was recently mentioned in Architectural Digest’s article about the recent growth of “Agrihood” communities and architecture.

Principal, Drew Lang was interviewed for Design Milk’s Friday Five.

Nestled in a landmark six-story Renaissance Revival building in New York’s trendy NoHo neighborhood, the loft apartment of Anna Beeber, principal designer of Manhattan interiors firm Champalimaud, hints at its past life as a printing press in the 1890s: The word bindery is crudely written on the freight elevator that enters the space, and holes in the floor are visible where machines once stood. Beeber and her husband had lived happily in the loft for many years—and become familiar with its many intricacies—but as their family began to grow, they decided to turn the once industrial, raw space into a home designed just for them.

Hudson Woods was selected as an Honorable Mention in Fast Company’s 2017 Innovation by Design Awards under the Spaces, Places and Cities category.

For their October issue, Real Simple Magazine sought out a secluded but beautiful mountain retreat where they could shoot a piece on fall outerwear for this season.

This week Drew Lang spoke at NYU’s Schack Institute for Real Estate.

Hudson Woods was recently on the cover of Elle Decoration Magazine Indonesia. Titled “Into the Woods,” the article looks at the balance between nature and architecture and the desire to escape busy city life for some peace of mind in the mountains.

Drew Lang was asked by Fatherly for his advice on creating a fun/creative toy for the kids.

The New York Times covers Hudson Woods and the burgeoning Hudson Valley region and real estate market.

Hudson Woods was recently featured in Hail Mary Magazine profiling the Hudson Woods project. Hail Mary is a Japanese publication covering art, architecture and design.

This week, the Wall Street Journal wrote about Paul and Sheena Murphy, who were one of the early home buyers at Hudson Woods. Sheena is an interior designer whose work was profiled in the Hudson Woods journal and her husband, Paul is a game designer and developer.

We are thrilled to announce that our Hudson Woods project has been selected as an Architizer A+Award Jury Winner!

A two-hour drive north of New York City, Hudson Woods is one of those idyllic vacation destinations that city slickers salivate over—its open skies and rolling hills are a far cry from the city’s claustrophobic chaos.

Architect Drew Lang speaks with New Spaces Magazine about the Development of Hudson Woods.

Monocle Magazine recently spoke with Drew Lang about Hudson Woods in their design podcast, “Section D.”

New photography of Hudson Woods is featured in Wallpaper Magazine.

The kitchen pantry designed by Lang Architecture for Hudson Woods has been selected as a case piece for the launch of New York City based showroom, Fair NYC.

Principal Architect, Drew Lang was quoted in a New York Observer article this week, which looks into the process of Remodeling a townhouse in New York City.

While the homeowner/architect/contractor troika is enough for the basics, Drew Lang of Lang Architecture noted that the number of people involved in a project can become quite large, and he often works with “an expeditor, a structural engineer and MEP engineer” at a major townhouse project, and depending on the client, will also include a “geotechnical engineer—a soils and below-ground specialist, a lighting designer…a low-voltage consultant to deal with sound, security, telephone and integrated control systems in the house.”

Margot Guralnick looks at our recently completed townhouse in Brooklyn, NY.

Hudson Woods has been featured in the September issue of Monocle Magazine’s Design Briefing, which looks at innovative and emerging design around the world.

The magazine features a selection of photographs from the project, along with details about the homes for sale.

Drew Lang was invited to speak on a panel at the 92nd Street Y, discussing the lure of the Catskills, then and now.

At Hudson Woods, architect Drew Lang creates a modern community with a strong local flavor.

New York’s Hudson River Valley has long been a haunt of the region’s creative types, from the River School painters to folk musicians.

The Parc Hotel is weeks away from opening. We are thrilled to see it getting some nice coverage in the Wall Street Journal.

Chris Pomorowski has written about the Hudson Woods residences in The New York Observer.

Hudson Woods has been featured in a great article in the Home section of the New York Times.

As ground is broken and the show home for our Hudson Woods property begins development it’s great to see some coverage. It’s been a long road but it’s happening.

Organized by Bette Midler and the New York Restoration Project, Lang Architecture was among 8 projects selected to show at the Center for Architecture.

Lang Architectures work has been featured in this months Dwell magazine.

Lang Architectures work on the Linden Hotel is featured in this months Interior Design magazine.

Drew is featured along with Linden Motel founder Sam Patel in the Real Deal today. Sam shares his vision for the property and his reasons for choosing the hotel location.

Lang Architecture’s Faubourg St. Roch Project is featured in this months Interior Design magazine.

Drew will be a panelist at the Sustainable Dialogues II conference in Panama this coming November. Drew will be discussing the relationships between sustainable landscapes, infrastructure and architecture along with other architects and urban planners from the United States and Latin America. The conference will take place on November 15th.

Drew is featured in this months issue of Domus talking about the work Lang Architecture has done in New Orleans.

Sustainable Dialogues is a global forum for architects, urban planners and environmentalists to share knowledge, exchange ideas and propose strategies to pressing global issues of disaster relief, urban renewal and sustainability. Drew has been invited to discuss and share some of the work Land Architecture has been doing in New Orleans in the first ever Sustainable Dialogues event. The Event will be held on June 21st in Bangkok, Thailand.

We are thrilled to be one of the six finalists in the Global Green, Sustainable Design Competition.

Brand Pitt and Global Green CEO, Matt Petersen talk through the finalists of the Global Green competition on the Today show.

Lang Studio and Hudson Woods were featured in a Wall Street Journal article about the rising trend of black home exteriors.