Davis Brody Bond, a Page Company

Davis Brody Bond, a Page Company is an architectural firm founded in New York in 1952. The company has gained recognition for providing innovative solutions to complex design challenges, receiving over 200 major design awards, including the American Institute of Architects Firm Award and the Presidential Design Award for Excellence. Their portfolio spans various sectors, such as university facilities, housing, corporate offices, industrial, and institutional buildings. Notable projects include the New York Public Library, research facilities for Harvard, Columbia, and Princeton University, and industrial facilities in Central and South America. The firm's involvement in high-profile projects, including the National September 11 Memorial Museum and the US Embassy in Jakarta, demonstrates its expertise in large-scale and impactful designs. With a rich history and a diverse portfolio, Davis Brody Bond continues to make significant contributions in the architectural landscape.