
Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects
Architecture FirmEst. 1998Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects is an award-winning design practice with an international reputation for design excellence, material research, and its exacting commitment to craft. Founded in 1998, and led by firm principals Stephan Jaklitsch and Mark Gardner who believe that design possesses the ability to communicate collective values, provide relevance and create meaning with attention to context, materiality, form and sustainability. Jaklitsch / Gardner has received (9) American Institute of Architecture Awards including a National Honor Award, been awarded by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture & Design, Architizer, and been honored by the Japan Institute of Architecture, among many other prestigious international design institutions. Their work has been exhibited widely and featured in numerous publications, such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Surface Magazine, Architectural Record, FRAME Magazine, Elle Décor and Architectural Digest.
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Projects
Fenway Corners North
Workplace · Boston, MA
New headquarters for Fenway Sports Group and Boston Red Sox in collaboration with Morris Adjmi Architects and Gensler
Nolan Park, Building 20
Cultural · Governors Island, NY
Part of transformation of Nolan Park into a year-round Arts Campus for Trust for Governors Island
Kite's Nest North Bay Regeneration Project
Workplace · Hudson, NY
9,000 SF facility and ecological improvements for experiential education
Wood & Vine St Redevelopment
Philadelphia, PA
Strategic report in collaboration with Lord Consulting and Morris Adjmi Architects for PIDC
Awards & press
American Institute of Architects Awards
AIA · Nine awards including a National Honor Award
Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture & Design Award
Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture & Design
Architizer Award
Architizer
Japan Institute of Architecture Honor
Japan Institute of Architecture
Van Alen Institute's Torchbearer Award
Van Alen Institute · Recognized for visionary leadership and inclusion in public space design











