New Project

New Project focuses on turning ambitious design concepts into built environments and objects, working across exhibitions, public art, retail and pop-ups, experiential spaces, sculpture, and custom furniture and architectural details.

Location and contact details

• Studio name: New Project
• Address: 223 25th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232, United States
• Telephone: 718-788-3444
• Email: newproject@newproject.cc
• Website: https://www.newproject.cc

Who New Project works with

New Project collaborates with:

• Museums and cultural institutions
• Galleries
• Individual artists
• Exhibition designers and curators
• Architects and interior designers
• Retail and pop-up designers
• Experiential and event producers
• Creative agencies and other design professionals

How to start a project

Prospective clients can begin a project by:

• Filling out the project inquiry form on the New Project website, describing their project and budget, or
• Calling the studio at 718-788-3444 to discuss the project with the team.

New Project explores new materials and processes to develop innovative fabrication solutions tailored to each project.

The studio's art fabrication work is characterized by:

• Close collaboration with artists and their representatives throughout the design and build process
• Attention to detail and fine arts craftsmanship
• Extensive knowledge of diverse materials and fabrication processes
• Enthusiasm for art making and creative problem solving

Services for art fabrication can include design development support, prototyping, engineering for fabrication, fabrication in a range of media, and installation of completed works.

New Project supports both studio-based artworks and large-scale or site-specific works, as well as public art projects that require careful coordination of materials, structure, and installation methods.

Overview of services

New Project offers comprehensive, end-to-end creative production services, supporting clients from early concept through fabrication, installation, and post-installation needs. The studio combines design thinking with technical expertise under the motto "Think and Build".

New Project works across project types including exhibitions, sculptures, public art, pop-ups, experiential environments, and bespoke furniture and architectural details for luxury retail, hospitality, commercial, and residential spaces.

Concept stage services

At the concept stage, New Project can assist with:

• Design development
• Research
• Prototyping
• Creative brainstorming and problem solving
• Art consultancy

Pre-production services

Before fabrication begins, New Project provides:

• Estimating
• Site surveys
• Design engineering
• Drafting and drawings
• Project management

Fabrication capabilities

New Project maintains a wide range of in-house fabrication capabilities, including:

• Digital fabrication
• CNC
• 3D printing
• Plasma cutting
• Wood fabrication
• Custom vitrines and casework
• Metal fabrication
• Acrylic fabrication
• Sculpting in various media
• Custom mold-making and casting
• Artifact mounting
• Interactive displays
• Custom furniture
• Electro-mechanical production
• Rigging
• Scenic production
• Painting and custom finishes

These capabilities allow New Project to accommodate projects of varying scale and complexity.

Post-production and onsite services

Following fabrication, New Project can support projects with:

• Installation and deinstallation
• Art handling
• Transportation
• Staff training
• Maintenance manuals

New Project can serve as a local fabrication and installation partner for firms delivering projects in New York City, as well as for clients based elsewhere who require a trusted team on the ground.

New Project provides professional fabrication and installation services for temporary and permanent exhibits of all sizes.

The team works with museum and cultural facility staff, exhibition designers, and curators to translate exhibition concepts into built environments. New Project emphasizes collaboration and innovative problem solving to deliver exhibits that meet design, operational, and visitor experience goals.

Key characteristics of New Project's exhibit and museum work include:

• Experience with both large and small-scale exhibitions
• Work on temporary and permanent installations
• Familiarity with requirements and workflows in museums and cultural institutions
• Ability to coordinate logistics and installation in busy institutional and commercial environments, including New York City venues

Clients in this area include museums, galleries, cultural institutions, and exhibition design firms seeking a fabrication partner for galleries, special exhibitions, and public spaces.

• Museums and cultural institutions
• Galleries
• Individual artists
• Exhibition and experience designers
• Architects and interior designers
• Retail designers and brands
• Pop-up and experiential event producers
• Creative agencies and design professionals

New Project often acts as a collaborative partner, investing time to understand client goals and constraints while contributing fabrication expertise and practical insight.

Nature of client relationships

• New Project builds long-term, collaborative relationships with repeat clients.
• The team focuses on clear communication, careful planning, and precise execution on site.
• Clients highlight New Project's professionalism, attention to detail, and proactive problem solving in complex projects.

These qualities make New Project a suitable partner for clients seeking a fabrication studio that can support both the creative vision and the practical demands of producing and installing complex projects.

The team has extensive experience working on exhibitions, sculpture and art projects, architecture and interiors, retail environments, pop-ups, and experiential spaces.

Leadership and management roles at New Project include:

• Firm founders and studio leadership
• Operations, project management, and production directors
• Managers for wood shop and CNC, metal shop, installation, and specialty fabrication
• Staff focused on purchasing, marketing, and client relations

By combining strong craft skills with project management and technical expertise, the New Project team is able to handle projects of varying scale and complexity while supporting clients throughout the design and build process.

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