Our firm’s name comes from the Italian word officina—meaning “workshop” or “studio”—to indicate our dedication to the making and crafting of architecture and interior design.
Officina is also an intentional play on the English word “office”. Combined with the Italian ending “-ina” it reflects that we are a small company that provides personalized design and attention to our much-valued clients.
ABOUT US
We are a small, friendly Brooklyn-based architecture and interior design studio.
We are dedicated to working closely with our clients to create buildings and spaces that are a joyful and honest reflection of who they are and how they live and work.
We believe that high-quality spatial design should be available to all, no matter the budget or brief. And we place sustainability at the core of what we do, as we seek to use nature’s resources carefully and efficiently.
PRINCIPAL
Studio Officina was founded in 2018 by Luki Anderson AIA.
Originally from Australia, Luki graduated from the University of Melbourne before moving to New York City in 2005.
Prior to founding Studio Officina, she worked as a senior project architect in New York for over fifteen years on a wide range of award-winning residential and cultural projects at well-renowned firms, including Andrew Berman Architect and Thomas Juul-Hansen.
She is a licensed New York State architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects.
OUR APPROACH
Our studio is founded on a simple principle: listening and working with our clients to create buildings and interiors that go beyond the basic need for shelter. With each project, we work to understand the nuances of the client’s day-to-day needs, whether that be at home or at work. In turn, we create spaces that inspire connection and delight and that also enhance the users’ daily life through high-quality spatial design.
We see ourselves and the client as a team. We aim to demystify the project design and approvals process from the get-go, and we also keep our clients well-informed and up-to-date on all details throughout the project.
We walk hand-in-hand with our clients all the way through the design, approvals and construction process. We are aware that construction can sometimes feel like a stressful stage of a project, so we endeavor to stand by the client during this time as a calm and steady presence, answering construction questions and providing guidance about budget and schedule issues.
Please learn more about our approach to the construction phase on the FAQ page of our website.
Our overall aim at the end of a project is to deliver a well-crafted space that is fine-tuned to each individual client and reflects who they are. In addition, our projects are delivered on time, on budget and at the high quality expected from our clients.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
We’d love to hear about your project, even if you are only in the very early stages of dreaming and planning.
You may reach us via the email address or phone number below.
You may also find answers to some of your initial questions on our FAQ page
Or you may be interested in taking a design or buyer’s workshop with us. If so, please take a look at our Home Coach services.
Website & graphic design by Studio AF / Photos by L - INES Photo, Gregory Constanzo
Studio Officina Architecture PLLC
studio@studioofficina.com
196 MacDonough Street
Brooklyn NY 11216
We are a small, friendly Brooklyn-based architecture and design studio. We are dedicated to working closely with our clients to create buildings and spaces that
are a joyful and honest reflection of who they are and how they live and work.
We believe that high-quality spatial design should be available to all,
no matter the budget or brief. And we place sustainability at the core of what we do, as we seek to use nature’s resources carefully and efficiently.
Studio Officina Architecture PLLC
studio@studioofficina.com
196 MacDonough Street
Brooklyn NY 11216
We are a small, friendly Brooklyn-based architecture and design studio. We are dedicated to working closely with our clients to create buildings and spaces that
are a joyful and honest reflection of who they are and how they live and work.
We believe that high-quality spatial design should be available to all,
no matter the budget or brief. And we place sustainability at the core of what we do, as we seek to use nature’s resources carefully and efficiently.
Our firm’s name comes from the Italian word officina—meaning “workshop” or “studio”—to indicate our dedication to the making and crafting of architecture and interior design.
Officina is also an intentional play on the English word “office”. Combined with the Italian ending “-ina” it reflects that we are a small company that provides personalized design and attention to our much-valued clients.
ABOUT US
We are a small, friendly Brooklyn-based architecture and interior design studio.
We are dedicated to working closely with our clients to create buildings and spaces that are a joyful and honest reflection of who they are and how they live and work.
We believe that high-quality spatial design should be available to all, no matter the budget or brief. And we place sustainability at the core of what we do, as we seek to use nature’s resources carefully and efficiently.
PRINCIPAL
Studio Officina was founded in 2018 by Luki Anderson AIA.
Originally from Australia, Luki graduated from the University of Melbourne before moving to New York City in 2005.
Prior to founding Studio Officina, she worked as a senior project architect in New York for over fifteen years on a wide range of award-winning residential and cultural projects at well-renowned firms, including Andrew Berman Architect and Thomas Juul-Hansen.
She is a licensed New York State architect and a member of the American Institute of Architects.
OUR APPROACH
Our studio is founded on a simple principle: listening and working with our clients to create buildings and interiors that go beyond the basic need for shelter. With each project, we work to understand the nuances of the client’s day-to-day needs, whether that be at home or at work. In turn, we create spaces that inspire connection and delight and that also enhance the users’ daily life through high-quality spatial design.
We see ourselves and the client as a team. We aim to demystify the project design and approvals process from the get-go, and we also keep our clients well-informed and up-to-date on all details throughout the project.
We walk hand-in-hand with our clients all the way through the design, approvals and construction process. We are aware that construction can sometimes feel like a stressful stage of a project, so we endeavor to stand by the client during this time as a calm and steady presence, answering construction questions and providing guidance about budget and schedule issues.
Please learn more about our approach to the construction phase on the FAQ page of our website.
Our overall aim at the end of a project is to deliver a well-crafted space that is fine-tuned to each individual client and reflects who they are. In addition, our projects are delivered on time, on budget and at the high quality expected from our clients.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
We’d love to hear about your project, even if you are only in the very early stages of dreaming and planning.
You may reach us via the email address or phone number below.
You may also find answers to some of your initial questions on our FAQ page
Or you may be interested in taking a design or buyer’s workshop with us. If so, please take a look at our Home Coach services.
Website & graphic design by Studio AF
Photos by L - INES Photo, Gregory Constanzo
Studio Officina Architecture PLLC
studio@studioofficina.com
We are a small, friendly Brooklyn-based architecture and design studio. We are dedicated to working closely with our clients to create buildings and spaces that are a joyful and honest reflection of who they are and how they live and work.
We believe that high-quality spatial design should be available to all, no matter the budget or brief. And we place sustainability at the core of what we do, as we seek to use nature’s resources carefully and efficiently.
