2024年3月18日 · Adjaye Associates is an award winning architectural and design firm with studios in Accra, London and New York, led by Sir David Adjaye founder and principal architect..

Sir David Adjaye OM OBE is an award winning Ghanaian-British architect known to infuse his artistic sensibilities and ethos for community-driven projects. His ingenious use of materials, bespoke designs and visionary sensibilities have set him apart as …

We work at many different scales—from products, furniture and interiors to landscaping and master planning—all of which provides a dynamic reinterpretation of space and materials that allow entrance into a world of forms.

Since establishing Adjaye Associates in 2000, David Adjaye has crafted a global team that is multicultural and stimulated by the broadest possible cultural discourse. The practice has studios in Accra, London and New York with work spanning the globe.

Resonating with Adjaye Associates approach to museum design, the NMAAHC prioritizes cultural narrative and identity, giving form to the multitude of untold stories that provide a deeper understanding of our past and current contexts to inform our future.

David Adjaye’s vision is one that promotes multiple interpretations of the civic experience through reimagining the interventions of master planning and landscape. The approach to master planning is driven by the human-scaled complexities of urban living in parallel with the driving forces of what is considered in a landscape—topography ...

Cooper Hewitt “David Adjaye Selects” 2015: New York, USA: Exhibitions & Installations

A major retrospective of David Adjaye’s work, co-curated by Okwui Enwezor and Zoe Ryan. The show is divided into a series of sections, from houses to public buildings, research to furniture, and materials to urban projects.

- David Adjaye 130 William is the firm’s first high-rise residential tower in the United States. Rising 800 feet, the 66-story luxury condominium is an elegant insertion into the dense Manhattan cityscape, carving a distinctive silhouette within the city’s iconic skyline.

This exhibition focuses on seven of Adjaye’s buildings, some complete and others works in progress. All of them show how Adjaye uses architecture to reflect on history and memory, and to record human lives.