BrustSchiffrin

BrustSchiffrin is a multidisciplinary design studio and publishing imprint that operates across architecture, industrial design, and editorial production. The practice emphasizes collaborative methods, research-led inquiry, and a reflexive approach to form and function.

Founded in the 2000s by partners from architectural and graphic design backgrounds, BrustSchiffrin established a portfolio of experimental housing concepts, modular systems, and independent publications. Its early work explored how small interventions could change everyday environments, and the imprint expanded to digital media, exhibitions, and collaborative projects with academic institutions.

The studio's activities span architectural design, product systems, editorial design, and curatorial projects. Projects commonly integrate physical artifacts with published material, using modular assemblies and parametric workflows to test ideas in real-world contexts. Output includes design journals, case-study books, and public-facing installations that invite participation and critique.

BrustSchiffrin has been recognized within design networks for its cross-disciplinary approach and its commitment to transparency in process. Its work has been shown in exhibitions and featured in design journals, contributing to conversations on sustainable design, urban scale, and the role of publishing in the design practice.

The organization operates with a distributed team across multiple locations and collaborates with practitioners, researchers, and communities. It emphasizes mentorship, open workflows, and shared resources, aiming to create a resilient practice that can adapt to evolving technologies and social needs.