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Robert A.M. SternArchitects

Masters of classical and traditional architecture. Luxury residential towers, university buildings, and cultural institutions worldwide. Creators of 15 Central Park West and 220 Central Park South.

400+
Projects
12
Countries
250+
Architects
1969
Founded

What Makes RAMSA Special

Classical Revival

RAMSA leads the classical revival in contemporary architecture. While modernism dominated the late 20th century, Stern championed traditional forms — columns, pediments, proportion, and symmetry — proving that classical architecture remains relevant and desirable in the 21st century.

Luxury Residential Towers

RAMSA's residential towers define the skylines of Manhattan, Miami, and beyond. 15 Central Park West set records as the most expensive building in New York history. 220 Central Park South surpassed it. These buildings combine classical aesthetics with modern amenities and floor plans.

Academic & Cultural Work

Beyond residential, RAMSA has designed libraries, museums, and academic buildings for Yale, Dartmouth, the University of Virginia, and the George W. Bush Presidential Center. Each project reflects the institution's identity while elevating its architectural presence.

Dean of Yale Architecture

Robert A.M. Stern served as Dean of the Yale School of Architecture from 1998 to 2016, shaping a generation of architects. His tenure emphasized the importance of drawing, history, and context — values that permeate every RAMSA project.

Signature Projects

TowerResidential Tower

220 Central Park South

New York, NY

TowerLuxury Condos

15 Central Park West

New York, NY

CulturalPresidential Library

The George W. Bush Center

Dallas, TX

EducationAcademic

Yale Residential Colleges

New Haven, CT

Mixed-UseFour Seasons Hotel

30 Park Place

New York, NY

ResidentialBefront Tower

The Ocean Resort

Rio de Janeiro

Official Website

ramsa.com
"Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness."
— Frank Gehry (but RAMSA agrees)
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