OBLIQUENEW YORKEST. 2012

Architecture That Lasts.

Sculptural concrete pavilion in a misty field

Saltline House. North Fork, NY.

THE STUDIO

A STUDIO IN NEW YORK WORKING WORLDWIDE

Oblique started in 2012. Since then we have delivered over one hundred twenty projects across six countries. We work on homes, hotels, libraries, and adaptive reuse. Every project begins with the site, the program, and the budget. Not a preconceived style.

14Years in Practice 120+Projects Completed 6Countries

Spiral concrete staircase seen from below
Minimal double-height interior with linen light
Concrete fin facade looking up
Architectural scale model on a workbench
Courtyard tree shadow on gallery wall
Spiral staircase detail
Portrait inside the studio

WHAT WE DO

WHAT WE DO

COLLABORATORS

SELECTED WORK

PROJECTS(6) ©2026

Selected projects from the last four years.

Travertine hotel lobby with arched openings
Cliffside residence cantilevered over the ocean

SALTLINE HOUSE

A cantilevered residence on the North Fork of Long Island. The structure extends twelve feet past the cliff edge. The interior stays low and horizontal, framed entirely by the water view.

Boutique hotel lobby in travertine

HOTEL VERRA

A forty key hotel in a landmark Tribeca cast iron building. The original columns and pressed tin ceilings were retained. New interiors are lined in honed travertine from Italy.

Red corrugated facade detail

FOUNDRY RED

A former steel mill in the Hudson Valley converted into fourteen artist studios. The sawtooth roof and original crane tracks were preserved. A new courtyard brings daylight into the center of the plan.

Library reading hall with timber lattice ceiling

CIVIC LIBRARY

A new reading hall for a branch library in Queens, New York. The ceiling is a lattice of Douglas fir that filters light and manages acoustics across the room.

JOURNAL

JOURNAL

Notes from the studio on practice, materials, and where the work is going.

Architectural drawing with brass compass

PRACTICE

Why We Still Draw by Hand

Robotic arm 3D-printing a clay wall

PROCESS

On Detailing and Construction

Reading List, Spring 2026

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