To name a few of our hundreds of happy clients…

EDG is a technology-driven firm, always striving to be more efficient. We leverage the power of software and equipment, which sets us apart from other design firms. It allows us to deliver a higher quality product in less time, at an industry-competitive price.

EDG 3D Print Technology in The Architect’s Newspaper

Archpaper's Jamie Ferello delves into the history of EDG’s experimentation and future for 3D print facade technologies.

EDG #20 on Zweig Group’s “Best Firms To Work For” Award

For the third year in a row, EDG is recognized by Zweig Group for industry-leading workplace practices.

Driverless Cars Turn Manhattan Into A Lush Pedestrian Paradise

Autonomous vehicles promise to transform life for drivers. EDG designed a concept to incorporate driverless cars into NYC.

When car ownership fades, this garage is ready for its next life

If fewer people were to own and drive their own cars, parking lots and garages could be converted to other uses.

The Brilliant Simplicity of New York’s New Times Square

Times Square celebrates the completion of its six-year transformation from a congested thoroughfare into a European-style piazza.

421-a’s revival incentivizes low-income housing

Developers will continue to get a city tax break in return for building lower-price rental units.

How tech is making daylighting design more energy efficient

The emergence of more energy-efficient glazing, along with better lighting design software, is encouraging project teams to give glass another look.

An Honest Look At Affordable Housing In NYC

What is life really like in NYC’s affordable housing developments? Photographer David Schalliol documents residents in 32 communities.

NYC property values surpass $1 trillion

As the total value of properties in the five boroughs exceeds $1 trillion, Brooklyn leads the pack with a 16% increase.

Jersey City development boom reaching new heights

Jersey City is poised to become the largest city in the state with an expected population increase of 8,000 in 2016.

NYC skyscrapers: Tallest buildings that will change NYC’s skyline

From the Financial District to Central Park, the competition for the tallest building title is transforming Manhattan’s skyline.

Tiny Home Test Drive

New York Times reporter Penelope Green spends a night in Manhattan’s new micro apartment building, Carmel Place.

Facade of 20-story Greenwich Village apartment building comes loose, forcing officials to brace building

Firefighters respond to the scene as a large section of brick façade begins to separate from a Greenwich Village apartment building.

42 Star Projects Transforming Architecture in New York City

World-renowned “starchitects” showcase their talents with innovative and eye-catching building designs found across New York City’s skyline.

Skyscraper at Trade Center Rises From the Inside Out

Composite structures are revisited as 3 World Trade Center features a rare construction technique for office towers.