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 May 10, 2024 | Uncategorized
Below are a few of our New Townhouse Designs for New York City. New Manhattan Townhouse This townhouse was meant to be a modern green townhouse design to maintain a contextual scale and feel. This townhouse has a green roof. The facade is GFRC Glass Fiber...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated May 23, 2026 | Architectural Services, General Architecture, Pre-Acquisition Strategy
There are many types of architectural firms, and the services they provide can vary significantly. Some firms focus primarily on conceptual design and creative direction, while others specialize in technical documentation, permitting, and construction coordination. A...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated May 23, 2026 | Home Design, Interior Design, Kitchen Design
Luxury kitchens are among the most important and technically demanding spaces within a home. A well-designed kitchen must balance functionality, circulation, entertaining, storage, lighting, material composition, and integration with the overall architecture of the...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Apr 9, 2026 | Apartment Renovations, Home Design, Interior Design
Apartment renovations in New York City present an opportunity to fundamentally rethink how a home is organized and experienced. A well-designed renovation establishes a new framework for living that reflects contemporary expectations and the specific goals of the...
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Mar 28, 2026 | Apartment Renovations, Architectural Services, Renovating
Apartment renovations in New York City involve a highly structured process that extends beyond design alone. Projects must navigate building approvals, regulatory filings, and coordination between multiple parties, including architects, contractors, and building...