
Dominic Kozerski
ArchitectResidentialHospitalityFounding Partner at Bonetti Kozerski Architecture
Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture is an international design and architecture studio founded in New York City in 2000 by long-time partners Enrico Bonetti and Dominic Kozerski. The studio creates architecture, interiors, objects, and environments across hospitality, residential, cultural, commercial, and custom yacht commissions. Their design process emphasizes essential ideas, refined forms, and deep respect for context, blending warm minimalism with understated luxury.
Experience
- Current
Designer
Bonetti Kozerski Architecture
Past projects
Pace Gallery Headquarters
Cultural · Chelsea, New York City
Eight-story, 75,000 sq ft gallery with expansive column-free galleries, adaptive lighting system, public library, and outdoor exhibition spaces connected to High Line
The Brook
Residential · Downtown Brooklyn
Residential tower with amenity spaces including social lounges, coworking, fitness facilities, and landscaped terraces with pool and dining areas
Atelier Jolie
Retail · New York City
Remodel of former Jean-Michel Basquiat studio featuring white resin floors, limewash brick, brass portals, and café with dramatic skylight
Tutto Mare
Hospitality · Palm Beach
Bar lounge and restaurant at Royal Poinciana Plaza with preserved ceiling fresco, custom furniture, and waterfront dining room
Domino Refinery
Residential · New York City
Interior design of public spaces, lobbies, rooftop event space, and office spaces using reclaimed bricks and old growth pine beams
Full Metal Jacket House
Residential
Fire-resistant residential design with metal cladding and stone featuring open floor plans, donated to California wildfire survivors
B.Yond 40m
Yacht interior project
B.Yond 57m
Yacht interior project
Education
University of Venice
Architecture · Enrico Bonetti, studied under Aldo Rossi
Bartlett School of Architecture, University of London
Architecture · Dominic Kozerski, studied under Peter Cook
Cooper Union
Architecture · Dominic Kozerski, studied under John Hejduk










