Lacuna Architecture Atelier is an award winning, multi-disciplinary fine art, architecture and design practice working internationally from offices in Manhattan and Sag Harbor. We specialize in exquisitely detailed, finely crafted works that range from heirloom furnishings and museum caliber art works to single family estates, mixed-use commercial facilities, community institutions and highrise developments. Our work can be experienced in galleries and site-specific installations, fragile coastal and rural landscapes, transitional suburban zones and dense urban centers.

Our work spans a broad range of conceptual frameworks, materiality, scales, media and building types, continually stimulating the integration of new ideas and the discovery of novel solutions. Across our portfolio we are recognized for our thoughtful, innovative practice, the opulent materiality and meditative soul of our works.

AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Director

Gregory is the founding Director of Lacuna Architecture Atelier. He is renowned for his iconoclastic vision, refined craftsmanship, and obsessive attention to detail.

Gregory earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago working with an esteemed group of artists and craftspeople including time studying in the Sam Maloof studio at Anderson Ranch Arts Center. Gregory’s undergraduate studies focused on multi-media sculpture, furniture making and architecture including intensive travel and research in Japan studying architecture and traditional construction techniques.

Gregory earned his Master of Architecture degree at The Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles where he had opportunity to study with a preeminent group of artists and architects including research in Beijing with Ai Wei Wei. His graduate studies and thesis focused on manual and digital representation techniques, mixed-use master planning, and architectural interventions in areas affected by extreme environmental changes.

Gregory established Lacuna Architecture Atelier in 2006 and returned to New York where he continues to lead a broad portfolio of award-winning work including private and institutionally collected artwork, luxury residential and commercial architecture.

Gregory has also served in numerous leadership roles outside the office including President of the Peconic Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, as a Director of the New York State Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and as a Director for the Southern California Institute of Architecture. He also remains actively involved in the academic community where he has lectured and served on design juries at elite universities throughout the United States and Europe.