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Gans & Company is a woman owned business with twenty-five years of experience in related fields of architecture, planning, interiors, and industrial design. Our central mission is to shape a more equitable city through the power of good design for all.  Since our founding, we have been a proactive force in responding to emerging social and environmental challenges, particularly those related to housing and climate change.  Our practice is deeply engaged in civic life and has contributed designs for schools, museums, housing, and restaurants to the street life and public culture of the city we love.

awards

2022 Brooklyn/Queens AIA Commendation for Sheepshead Bay

2018 Brooklyn AIA Firm Award

2016 Design Excellence Firm City of New York

2014 State AIA Design Citation for Shechet Studio

2010 National AIA Faith and Form award for Museum at Eldridge street

Design Competition AWARDS

2016 Van Alen Institute, Future Ground

2006 Architectural Record, High Density for High Ground

2001 Van Alen Institute, Under the Gowanus

1999 Architecture for Humanity, Transitional Housing for Kosovo

Grants

2018 Institute for Design + Construction : Research in Prefabrication

2006 HUD Plum Orchard New Orleans

2002 Johny Walker Keep on Walking: Refugee Emergency Housing

1996 NEA: Housing the Spectacle 

1990 NYSCA: Pedestrian Connections in New York 

Exhibits and Permanent Collections

2022 Center for Architecture: Re:Play Reclaiming the Commons

2022 Pratt Institute Siegel Gallery: ADFAB: Advanced Fabrication

2014 Museum of the City of New York, Making Room

2010 Guggenheim Museum, Permanent Collection,  Contemplating the Void

2009 Rotterdam Biennial, How to Squat on Your Own Land

2008 US Pavilion Venice Biennial, Positioning Practice 

2007 Architecture and Design Museum, Los Angeles, After the Flood

2005 Rosenbach Museum, Philadelphia, Cities without Citizens

2003  Slought Gallery, Philadelphia, Cities without Citizens I

2004 New York Historical Society, Permanent Collection, WorkBox 

2001 Van Alen Institute, First Step Housing

1991 RIBA London and IFA Paris, Transitional Housing 

1988 Parsons, Bearings

1989 The Architectural League of New York, New Schools for New York

1987 The Architectural League of New York, Vacant Lots