McBride & Associates Architects was founded by Nate McBride in 1983. The firm of ten professionals shares an office in Manhattan with Kari McCabe, Inc., an affiliated interior design firm.  
The firm has designed a range of cultural, institutional and residential projects in New York, New England, and beyond.  
Cultural work includes the art galleries of Alexander and Bonin and Galerie Lelong, a private museum for art collectors in Pound Ridge, NY, exhibitions for artists and studios for artists. 
Institutional work includes facilities for the academic institutions of Rockefeller University and Hunter College, offices for nonprofit organizations and offices for a management consulting firm, a construction management firm, a film production company and a private investigative firm. The firm has also designed a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Pokhara, India, and a school and community center for the Tibetan community in Mungod, India. 
Residential work designed by McBride & Associates includes renovations of apartments, townhouses and lofts in New York City, as well as renovations, additions, and new construction for primary residences and summer homes located primarily in New York State and New England. 
The firm sponsors a summer internship program for prospective architects in high school and college with the conviction that teaching requires clarity of thought about what one does. 
We are honored to have many of our clients return to the firm over the years as their needs or venues change.