Colberg Architecture is a leading architectural design firm headquartered in Brooklyn, NY. Colberg Architecture Principal Eugene Colberg brings over 25 years of experience producing award-winning architecture and interiors in the United States and internationally. He earned his BArch from Cornell University, is a Registered Architect in the State of New York, a Green Associate of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), and is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Eugene has been recognized for his contributions to architecture and design by major news media including Crain’s New York Business’ 2021 Notable Hispanic Leaders & Executives. Founded in 2016, Colberg Architecture is a Certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and has been recognized by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Municipal Art Society, New York Landmarks Conservancy and New York State Council for the Arts. For more information, please visit www.colbergarchitecture.com.
The Symon is a new, 13-story, 59-unit luxury condominium in Brooklyn Heights that strikes a balance between contemporary design and the neighborhood’s stately prewar architecture. The Symon’s façade features distinctive arched windows, hand-laid, smooth-textured brick and a prominent canopied entryway.
This restored historic townhouse provides living and working space for a young family. The house was converted from a multifamily building to a single-family home with new tailored floor layouts, finishes, structural and masonry restoration, and windows.
The project is a top-floor renovation and penthouse addition of an existing building on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Public and family zones are created by the placement of the penthouse in relation to the existing fourth floor. Levels are scaled and tuned relative to one another to evoke the different nature of the specific spaces.
This project reimagines a post war apartment on Manhattan’s West Side into an open and flexible living environment for a photographer. Living and studio lab spaces are combined into simple contrasting volumes that are organized around taking advantage of natural light.
For this 44-unit multifamily residential project in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, the townhouse scale of the neighborhood, was appropriated as it transitions to the Gowanus Canal area. Units range from studio apartments to three-bedroom duplexes at garden level. The project is the first to be certified LEED for Homes Platinum in New York.
Sited on the edge of where low-rise Brooklyn meets high-rise Brooklyn, 415 Red Hook Lane takes advantage of the spectacular site. The 108-unit rental residential building provides the tenants with commanding views of the Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan to the north as well as expansive views of Brooklyn to the south. Completed in 2017, 415 Red Hook Lane is a signature building providing state-of-the-art living to its tenants and contributing to the skyline of Downtown Brooklyn.
This restored townhouse provides living and working space for a family of filmmakers and photo collectors. The building was a conversion of a three-family building to a single-family home. ‘Gallery’ walls take advantage of natural light; a new glass stair rail meets a traditional wood one; an historically accurate new stoop welcomes guests.
Situated outside the town of Cody, WY, the house is composed of a collection of interconnecting interior and exterior spaces, which provide a unique connection to the surrounding environment. The sprawling terraces and covered porches extend into the landscape and provide a place for both diversion and relaxation during the warmer months. When the colder weather advances, the structure becomes a protected space and save haven from the elements that can be severe at times.
