Muro
Asymptote operates between two spaces — the working studio in Brooklyn and the Muro archive in Germantown, New York. Together they form a continuous dialogue between the practice's past and its future.
At Carroll Street in Brooklyn, the studio remains a site of active invention — where current projects take shape through digital modeling, material research, and collaborative design. In Germantown, Muro preserves over three decades of models, drawings, digital artifacts, and documents from the practice.
The two spaces are inseparable: the archive informs the work, and the work continually extends the archive. What emerges is a living record of a practice that has always operated at the frontier of architecture and technology.
From the Archive
Browse the full archive →A rotating selection drawn from three decades of work — refreshed each visit.
Constellation
An AI-powered interactive map of Asymptote's interconnected work. Ask questions about lineage, themes, and connections across three decades of practice.