Demetrios Comodromos received his Bachelor of Architecture from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2002, and a Masters in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University in 2004 and since 2010 has been a registered and nationally accredited Architect.  Since leaving Rensselaer, Demetrios has worked for internationally reknown practices such as, SHoP Architects, and Joeb Moore + Partners Architects.  In 2008, he co-founded with Reese Campbell their award-winning  practice, Method Design Architecture + Urbanism.

Method Design is an integrated design shop that focuses on the notion of provocation to activate spatial, material and social dynamics as a network of action and reaction.  Equally comfortable with component design and full-scale urban planning, Method Design applies a design approach that simultaneously draws upon and challenges the context of each project in the development of a new experiential condition.  Method is situated in New York City with additional offices in Copenhagen, Denmark and Athens, Greece, and has used their broad experience in design, planning and construction to translate to a variety of projects, roles and new models of collaboration in architectural production. Their projects include redesign and renovations (for apartments, commercial spaces), to new residential construction, to commercial, to emergency civil and community planning, to urban design.  Their work is built in diverse contexts such as the Northeast /New England, the Gulf Coast, Scandinavia, the Mediterranean and Western Africa, and has been recognized both internationally (Staten Kunsfond, Denmark)  and within the United States by the AIA (2011 Honor Award, DPR House Citation Award Woodruff House).

Website: www.methoddesign.com