About Jorge Fontan
Jorge Fontan, AIA, is an architect and founder of Fontan Architecture based in New York City. The firm focuses on residential design, including new homes and extensive renovations for discerning clients. Through collaborative dialogue that draws on the individuality of each client, projects develop as distinct architectural responses guided by thoughtful planning, precise detailing, and a commitment to creating enduring value.
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by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Jul 1, 2026 | Apartment Renovations, Interior Design, Lofts
We were approached by clients who had the opportunity to combine two adjacent loft apartments into a single 4,000-square-foot residence in Manhattan’s Flatiron District. While combining the apartments created an expansive full-floor home, the larger footprint...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Jun 22, 2026 | Brownstones & Townhouses, Renovating, Restoration
We were approached by a family who had purchased a townhouse in Brooklyn built in 1899, and wanted to create a home that reflected both the historic character of the house and the way they wanted to live. Like many older townhouses, the house contained beautiful...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Jun 21, 2026 | Interior Design, Lofts, Renovating
We were approached by a client who had purchased a loft apartment in Tribeca and envisioned a home defined by light, openness, and calm. The goal was to create an environment that felt bright and uplifting while taking advantage of the dramatic scale, soaring...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Jun 23, 2026 | Apartment Renovations, Interior Design, Lofts
We were approached by a client who had purchased an apartment at 15 Broad Street in Manhattan’s Financial District. The building had been designed by a prominent interior designer known for minimalist all-white interiors. During our initial conversations, one of...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Jun 16, 2026 | Apartment Renovations, Architectural Services, Renovating
Upper West Side post-war apartment buildings represent a significant portion of the neighborhood’s residential housing stock. Constructed primarily during the mid-twentieth century, these buildings introduced a different model of apartment living than the prewar...