Based in New York City, BoND [Bureau of Noam & Daniel] is a full-service architecture and interior design firm with a focus on commercial projects, experiential and workplace environments; high-end residential projects – renovation of existing spaces and new build; and a special expertise in gathering spaces and design for communities. Our work has been published widely by the New York Times, Architectural Digest, Dwell, and others, and won international awards.
Coming from a background of journalism and writing, our work is rooted in the conceptual realm. Bold ideas and visions that transform into design strategies and execution, through a continuous dialogue with our clients. We approach every project as a singular opportunity and for this reason we don’t have a pre-defined “style”. Our work takes a joyful approach towards minimalism while taking cues from classical forms; it is emotional and humane, on the one hand, and seeks smart organizational ideas and material innovation on the other. We are inspired by communities and the people who make them - and our projects enhance the sense of belonging and empowerment. We look at projects holistically, and create spaces where light, form, furniture and art contribute to unexpected experiences.
Noam Dvir
Noam is a licensed architect in Israel and an AIA International Associate. He worked in leading firms in the US including Safdie Architects, Diller Scofidio+Renfro and OMA New York, where he was a project architect and team lead. Noam was also a Director of Architecture in WeWork, where he designed and built the company’s first public space.
Prior to practicing, Noam had a prolific career as journalist in Israel, where he worked as a reporter and editor in radio, television and printed press for a dozen years. He was a staff writer at the noted Israeli newspaper Haaretz, where he was an architectural writer and critic. Noam’s writing on architecture and design was featured in Surface Magazine, Art in America and PIN-UP magazine.
Noam holds a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard Graduate School of Design and a B. Arch from Tel Aviv University.
Daniel Rauchwerger
Daniel Rauchwerger is an architect and designer with a focus on exhibition design and branded environments. He previously worked at OMA New York, where he led the design of numerous cultural projects. Daniel’s extensive environmental design portfolio includes multiple exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harvard University, Library and Archives Canada, and Denver Art Museum.
Prior to practicing architecture, Daniel was the arts correspondence of Haaretz Daily newspaper in Israel. His writing is currently published by Harper’s Bazaar, Harvard Design Magazine, and multiple architectural web publications.
Daniel holds a Master of Design Studies from Harvard Graduate School of Design and a B. Arch from Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem.