Architect Spector launches new company SPECTOR with two locations

New York, NY Marc Spector, FAIA has launched SPECTOR Companies, a multi-disciplined enterprise with a focus on sustainability and AI innovation. Based in New York and Miami, SPECTOR offers a continuum of services that span architecture, interior design, project management, master planning, and real estate consulting services, all aimed at advancing human health and well-being in buildings and communities around the world.

“Our creative and technical teams include some of the industry’s most accomplished professionals who share our values, purpose and approach,” said Spector. “We are excited to be able to work more nimbly and creatively with our clients, aligning our interests with theirs to become vested creative partners in their achievements.”

SPECTOR Companies’ expertise spans a wide range of project typologies, including workplace/life place interiors, core and shell commercial, mixed-use, multifamily, hospitality, education, healthcare, institutional, sports and entertainment, and select single-family residences. The firm’s WELL certified and Passive, Zero Net Energy work protocols bring ESG principles to the built world, while their innovative AI-driven approach is next-generation technology being implemented today.

“United by a collaborative perspective and passion for holistic design, we work together, share ideas, value individual expression, and have fun,” said Thomas Scotto, AIA, NCARB, principal, operations team leader. “The result of this open-minded, interdisciplinary practice is forward-thinking, life-changing creative design.”

SPECTOR Companies’ roster of client/partners include featured projects as the award-winning Audible Innovation Cathedral in Newark, NJ, comprising 80,000 s/f of hi-tech office space for the renowned literary and podcast platform; offices nationwide for Marcum LLP, including its 91,000 s/f headquarters at 730 Third Ave.; and multiple projects for SUNY Stony Brook University. Select clients/partners also include JPMorgan Chase, FlexPoint Ford, Northwestern Mutual and Tritec Real Estate for Station Yards in Ronkonkoma.