Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects PC

Our studio is based on the idea that Architecture is a series of rigorous investigations. Each project is unique and each has its own internal logic and conditions to be explored. This process-based approach becomes a collaborative study with the client in limitations and contingencies inherent in the project. The process becomes a platform to explore larger themes of materiality, space and light.

2008 City Racks NYC Competition 

2008 Contraband & Freedmen's Memorial Competition 

2007 Facade Competition: El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe, N.M.

2005 Chicago Priize Competition: Adaptive Re-use Water Tanks

2003 Chicago Priize Competition: The Interchange; Finalist

1999 The Van Alen Institute: SunShade Competition Pier 54; Special Jury Selection

2008 AIA New York Design Merit Award - Marc Jacobs Paris 

NASFM 2006 Retail Design Award Winner; Outstanding Merit

NASFM 2006 Retail Design Award Winner; Store Fixture Award

Travel & Leisure Design Awards 2006 Best Retail Space; Honorable Mention

Marc Jacobs Mount Street, London

Marc Jacobs Palais-Royal Paris, France

Bodanna - Non-profit New York, NY

Miguelina Showroom New York, NY

Svennson Loft New York, NY

Rockefeller Residence New York, NY

Marc Jacobs Aoyama, Tokyo

Shelly Steffee New York, NY

Marc Jacobs Bleeker Street New York, NY

G-Star Showroom New York, NY

Marc Jacobs San Francisco, CA

Studio XY Asheville, North Carolina

Danilo Dolci Accessories Showroom New York, NY

Fletcher Asset Management Corporate Headquarters



Moscot Eyewear Brand Concept

Gambaccini Residence Columbia Co., NY

Marc Jacobs Istanbul, Turkey

Marc Jacobs Beirut, Lebanon

Quinlan/Cantanucci Loft NY, NY

Marc by Marc Jacobs Omotesando-Dori, Tokyo

Small/Presten Residence NY, NY

Marc by Marc Jacobs Chicago, Illinois

Marc Jacobs Xian, China

Marc Jacobs Moscow, Russia

Private Residence Cape Cod, Massachusetts


2007 SHOP: New Retail Space for London

2004 New York Next: Faces of the Future

2003 Chicago Prize Exhibition, Chicago Arts Institute

Books

Stephan Jaklitsch, Habits, Patterns & Algorithms, 1998-2008
ORO Editions, 2008

 

Periodicals & Catalogues 

New York Spaces. June 2007

China Vision Magazine. June 2007

Ocean Drive. May 2007

Casas Magazine. May 2007

Russia Interior + Design. April 2007

British Vogue. "London Calling." Sarah Harris. March 2007. Page 84.

Wallpaper.com. "Design: Marc Jacobs Store, London." March 20, 2007.

Retail Space. "Marc Jacobs, Paris." Pace Publishing Ltd. Pages 190-195, 214.

Architectural Record. "Cooley Monato Studio Casts a Glamorous Glow on

Two Marc Jacobs Boutiques in Los Angeles." John Peter Radulski. May 2006. Pages 188 - 192.

Nippon Vogue. Mariko Omura. June 2006.

Wallpaper. "Retail Design. Marc Jacobs, Los Angeles: Two New Stores Set the Tone." Claire Dowdy. March 2006. Page 112.

Travel & Leisure. "T & L Design Awards 2006." Luke Barr, editor. March 2006. Pages 240 - 249.

Visual Merchandising and Store Design. "Marc's the Spot." Victoria C.
Rowan. November 2005. Cover and pages 40-44.

GQ. "The Man Behind Marc." Adam Sachs. May 2005. Page 46.

Zink. "New Kid on the Block." Holly McWhorter. April 2005. Page 72-73.

Architectural Record Online. Building Type Study: Marc Jacobs Aoyama. February 2005.

New York Times. "Architect's Magnificent Obsession." Penelope Green. January 9, 2005. Real Estate Section, pages 1, 4.

Visual Merchandising and Store Design. "Marc Jacobs: It takes a village." Anne DiNardo. September 2004. Pages 40-42.

Oculus. Sara Moss. Spring 2004.

New York Magazine. "Ten More: Other new designers to watch-and what they're learning along the way." Wendy Goodman. April 12, 2004. Pages 70, 72.

Interior Design. "The Man Behind Marc Jacobs: Designer Stephan Jaklitsch has taken an ultrahip fashion label on a round-the-world tour. Sheila Kim. April 2004. Pages 126-127.

New Stores in USA 2. "Marc Jacobs, San Francisco, California. Marc Jacobs, New York, New York. Shelly Steffee, New York, New York." Matteo Vercelloni. Pages 122-125, 126-131, 176-181. 2003.

New York Times Magazine. "Real Glamour." William Norwich. November 10, 2002. Pages 69-78.

Interior Design. "Maiden Voyage: Stephan Jaklitsch interprets and East Coast paradigm for Marc Jacobs' first West Coast shop on Maiden Lane in San Francisco." Edie Cohen. January 2001. Page 144 - 149, 265.

Wallpaper. "Go West Young Man." Philip Scurrah. November 2000. Page 92.

Interior Design. "Wrapping Caper: Stephan Jaklitsch envelops an accessories showroom with a luminous skin of acrylic sheeting, glittering metallics and reflective mirrors." Monica Geran. April 2000. Page 242.