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Creating Thoughtful Spaces

Babel Architecture is a Brooklyn-based design practice with experience spanning residential, hospitality and creative workplace environments. The studio is built on a pragmatic approach and reverence for collaboration.

Each project begins by listening to internalize the unique vision of the client and the peculiarities of the site. Drawing inspiration from Nordic and Japanese architectural traditions as well as local vernacular sensibilities, the studio’s work prioritizes essential forms, material honesty, and light-filled spaces.

Whether designing custom residences or dynamic commercial environments, Babel Architecture creates tactile, intentional spaces that feel simultaneously modern and rooted in place.  

Principal

Jeremy Babel

Prior to founding Babel Architecture, Jeremy honed his practice with several award-winning design firms in New York City. As a Senior Interior Architect at Bjarke Ingels Group, he directed the design of WeGrow, an innovative Montessori-inspired school. Previously at Lang Architecture, Jeremy led the design and construction of Hudson Woods, a collection of 26 dwellings in the Catskills. At the AD100 interior design firm Workstead, he managed projects including the renovation of a historic east end residence, boutique luxury condominiums in Brooklyn, and Le Rock, a French bistro at Rockefeller Center. Jeremy has also collaborated extensively with Etsy on the design of their headquarters and global workplaces.

Jeremy received a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Texas at Austin, where his studies were complemented by traveling fellowships in Japan and Finland, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of San Diego. He is a registered architect in New York, Connecticut, and Texas.