STUDIO
Julian Palacio Architecture Studio (JPAS) is a New York-based design office. The studio operates as a creative platform for the realization of projects across types, scales and geographies. Our combined experience ranges from the design of public spaces to private residences, interiors, and temporary installations.
Central to our work is an interest in crafting structures and environments to foster meaningful ways of living, connecting, and interacting with one another and the world around us.
With every project we actively pursue a collaborative dialogue with partners, clients, consultants and builders to materialize an optimistic belief in the transformative capacity of architecture, while also engaging with fundamental questions of contemporary culture, form, and materiality.
Julian Palacio Architecture Studio (JPAS) is a New York-based design office. The studio operates as a creative platform for the realization of projects across types, scales and geographies. Our combined experience ranges from the design of public spaces to private residences, interiors, and temporary installations.
Central to our work is an interest in crafting structures and environments to foster meaningful ways of living, connecting, and interacting with one another and the world around us.
With every project we actively pursue a collaborative dialogue with partners, clients, consultants and builders to materialize an optimistic belief in the transformative capacity of architecture, while also engaging with fundamental questions of contemporary culture, form, and materiality.
CONTACT
For collaborations, new business opportunities and general inquiries please contact us at: studio@jpastudio.com
Press inquiries should be directed to: press@jpastudio.com
JPAS accepts inquiries to join our studio regardless of hiring needs. Please submit a PDF with cover letter, CV, references, and work samples (15mb max.) to: jobs@jpastudio.com. Please note that we are not able to reply to all e-mails we receive.
For collaborations, new business opportunities and general inquiries please contact us at: studio@jpastudio.com
Press inquiries should be directed to: press@jpastudio.com
JPAS accepts inquiries to join our studio regardless of hiring needs. Please submit a PDF with cover letter, CV, references, and work samples (15mb max.) to: jobs@jpastudio.com. Please note that we are not able to reply to all e-mails we receive.
PEOPLE
Julian Palacio AIA NCARB LEED AP
Julian Palacio is the founder of JPAS and Assistant Professor Adjunct at The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union in New York. He is a MacDowell Fellow, and a recipient of the Deborah J. Norden Fellowship from The Architectural League of New York. Julian’s current research interest lies at the intersection of geometry, structural systems and the creation of collective spaces in architecture. As part of his teaching at The Cooper Union, Julian has led the design and fabrication of two installation projects — Ibeji and Manifold. Ibeji was installed at the dieFirma Gallery in New York City, and Manifold was installed on the grounds of the Festival des Architectures Vives, in Montpellier, France.
Before establishing his independent practice, Julian worked with Office dA, TEN Arquitectos, and BH in award-winning projects in the United States and Latin America. He has taught at the University of Pennsylvania (2017), and at Cornell University (2013-2017). He has lectured on his work and research at various institutions and is a frequent guest critic for design and thesis reviews.
Julian holds a Master’s degree in architecture from the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University in New York, and a Bachelor’s degree in architecture from the Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá, Colombia.
Julian Palacio AIA NCARB LEED AP
Julian Palacio is the founder of JPAS and Assistant Professor Adjunct at The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union in New York. He is a MacDowell Fellow, and a recipient of the Deborah J. Norden Fellowship from The Architectural League of New York. Julian’s current research interest lies at the intersection of geometry, structural systems and the creation of collective spaces in architecture. As part of his teaching at The Cooper Union, Julian has led the design and fabrication of two installation projects — Ibeji and Manifold. Ibeji was installed at the dieFirma Gallery in New York City, and Manifold was installed on the grounds of the Festival des Architectures Vives, in Montpellier, France.
Before establishing his independent practice, Julian worked with Office dA, TEN Arquitectos, and BH in award-winning projects in the United States and Latin America. He has taught at the University of Pennsylvania (2017), and at Cornell University (2013-2017). He has lectured on his work and research at various institutions and is a frequent guest critic for design and thesis reviews.
Julian holds a Master’s degree in architecture from the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University in New York, and a Bachelor’s degree in architecture from the Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá, Colombia.
Sean Baccei
Sean Baccei is a Senior Project Manager at JPAS. He holds a degree in Economics from the University of California at Santa Barbara, where he was a member of the Economics Honor Society, and studied architecture at the California College of the Arts, where he was the recipient of the AIA Henry Adams merit award.
Sean began his professional career in the San Francisco Bay Area, on projects ranging from large scale mixed-use developments in Seoul, Korea, to award wining homes on the West Coast. At Jensen Architects he was Lead Designer and Project Manager on several high-end residential projects.
Before joining JPAS, Sean was a Project Manager at Office dA and Zack deVito Architecture, a design-build firm in San Francisco, where he gained in-depth knowledge on both the design and construction side of the industry.
Current and past collaborators:
Brian Holland
Hanna Svatos-Raznjevic
Helena Rong
Ji Yong Chung
Juana Vasquez-Armstrong
Konstantina Koligliati
Sandra Medina
Shawn Wang
Tanya Maneeintr
Vaso Mitrou