“Simplicity, utility, and comfort are three principles we applied to our designs for the West Tower interiors of #TheXI, No. I. The notion of bringing the outside inside, was also important considering how water is all around this project.” - Michael Gabellini and Kimberly Sheppard. See the full film

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HFZ Capital Group revealed the full XI Gallery by Gabellini Sheppard Associates with an exclusive Douglas Elliman Development Marketing event that drew nearly 200 brokers.
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Gabellini Sheppard was recognized for encouraging innovation in the design and furnishing of interior spaces for our work for The 1436 brand. Congratulations to our project team!
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Congratulations to our 152 Elizabeth team for all of their incredible work on this project!
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The New York Times unveiling our collaboration with Bjarke Ingels for The XI
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Gabellini Sheppard was lucky to be selected as one of the collaborators that outfitted Frankfurt’s Museum Angewandte Kunst with Jil Sander Retrospective.
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Congratulations to the Upper East Side Residence team for winning Best Residential Transformation at Interior Design's Best of Year Awards 2017!! 

Another nomination!

Nominated for Residence: Apartment category!!!

Daniel Garbowit accepts the 2017 Merit Award for Retail Development and Master Plan for 195 Broadway

“We also have an architecture section, which concentrates on the flagship store design. When I opened a 1,000-square-meter, or 10,700-square-foot, store on Avenue Montaigne [in 1993] with the help of the American architect Michael Gabellini and his office, the concept of a flagship store was still very unusual. Especially our generous treatment of space and light caught on.”    - Jil Sander
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Known as 152 Elizabeth, the ultraluxurious new development’s half- and full-floor dwellings, as well as its stunning duplex penthouse—designed in collaboration with New York-based architect and designer Michael Gabellini—were conceived as highly crafted “urban sanctuaries” unlike any other residential spaces in Manhattan.
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