MADGI is One of the Best Retail Architects in New York City
Founded in 1990, Montroy DeMarco Architecture (MDA) is most distinguished for offering both design excellence and technical expertise. This skillset is reflected in the firm’s portfolio that features some of the most prominent commercial, retail, multi-family, workplace, hospitality, life sciences, and senior living projects completed in New York City and throughout the United States. MDA is affiliated with Montroy Andersen DeMarco (MADGI) which provides interior design services for the same markets, including the retail segment. Ranked by Building Design + Construction as the 133rd largest design firm in the U.S., it has been featured in publications like The New York Times, Interior Design, and Engineering News-Record (ENR) among many others. All this attention has gained it work with famous names like Zara, Jordache, CitizenM Hotels, and the U.S. Polo Assoc.
The firm has a plethora of impressive retail work, among it the Camper store at the Westfield World Trade Center Mall. At 650 square feet, this store represents MDA’s and MADGI’s creative and thoughtful approach to designing retail outlets. Complex projects like these are managed by principals Daniel Montroy, AIA, Richard J DeMarco, AIA, and Steven Andersen, who manages MADGI.
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