We’re a small firm doing big things in the world.

Soluri Architecture is a hand-on, award-winning practice that uses a proprietary design process to solve our client’s complex problems through simple, elegant, and extraordinary design solutions. Our clients are outside-the-box thinkers, often at the cutting-edge of their industry, who aren’t interested in blending-in, or cookie-cutter design.

We believe it is essential for design to add-value and solve problems while creating meaningful, sustainable and engaging environments to work and live. We transform our clients’ innovative visions from their imagination into extraordinary and distinctive architecture through a unique design process that infuse our collaborations with creativity, depth and enjoyment while balancing the practical and functional with a deep understanding of what’s most important to our clients.

In 16 years, the firm has completed over 100 projects of all sizes and types – primarily in NYC as well as the tristate metro region, Seattle area and London. Projects include master-planning, new buildings, renovations, expansions and concept designs throughout many different sectors and industries. Known for it’s extensive body of work with interior renovations, the firm is gaining a reputation in the design of new multifamily buildings on small urban sites, such as the award-winning Vidro, and has begun advocating for their potential to help solve NYC’s affordable housing crisis.

The Covid-19 pandemic has been a call-to-arms for the firm to help those in need while advocating elected officials on behalf of small businesses. The firm's principal is a key member of the Unified AIANY-NYS Crisis Taskforce where he led a team producing webinars hosted by the NYC Dept of Small Business Services (SBS) to help small business owners reopen and stay open during the pandemic. To date, the team has produced over 1000 slides of content and educated over 200 architects and small business owners. Through the Taskforce, the firm also co-founded an award-winning initiative called the Design Corps which is a platform for NYC’s architecture and design community to provide pro-bono services to restaurants and other small businesses struggling to survive the pandemic.