Smiros & Smiros Architects

SMIROS & SMIROS was established on timeless architectural and decorative principles, and has spent over 30 years refining these precepts in luxury residential, retail & hospitality work. While grounded in these timeless design concepts, the firm's versatile oeuvre ranges from traditional to modern, including Art Deco-inflected apartments in Manhattan and Moscow; a sprawling Palladian horse farm in Wellington, Florida; renovations to Historic Tudor Hall (ca. 1550) in the English countryside, and a South Beach Penthouse, to name just a few. With a tradition of personal service, the staff of architects & designers tailors each project to the unique tastes and lifestyle of each client. Combining classical ideals with landscape & interior design, the firm seamlessly integrates modern technology into serene bespoke environments. Smiros & Smiros takes pride in serving diverse international clientele over multiple generations, and across all phases of its client's lives. Smiros & Smiros recently received the Addison Mizner Award for Master Planning Mixed Program and was christened "the new architect of the country place" by the American Institute of Architects. The firm has been published in many venues, including Architectural Digest, Robb Report, Luxury Magazine, The Wall Street Journal & The New York Times. Even the most avant-garde contemporary architecture is rooted in timeless ideals of classical proportion and balance.

Affiliations

We are proud to be members of, and are in support of, the following organizations. The American Institute of Architects AIA - Long Island Chapter AIA - New York City Chapter Garden City Historical Society Institute of Classical Architecture & Art Design Leadership Network Nassau County Museum of Art National Council of Architectural Registration Boards National Trust for Historic Preservation North Shore Land Alliance Preservation League of New York State Sir John Soanes Museum Foundation Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Society of Architectural Historians U.S. Green Building Council