Abrams Places

A thoughtful approach to neighborhoods

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Philosophy

Transforming the overlooked and giving it a second life.

Residences

Places shaped by atmosphere and a sense of belonging.

Modern Oasis

Boynton Beach, Florida

A home left behind after its owner passed. Quietly waiting for someone to care for it again.

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Grand Reconstruction

Boca Raton, Florida

A family that nearly lost their home chose to give it a second chance, even though it meant selling.

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Cottage Restoration

West Palm Beach, Florida

This home's charm was hidden behind decades of neglect. What it became was a renewed piece of history.

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Quiet Retreat

West Palm Beach, Florida

The walls carried the marks of a volatile past. What followed was a renewed home shaped by a vision.

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Explorations

Studies in hospitality, housing, and heritage.

Fire-Damaged Rebuild

Hollywood, Florida

Owned by one couple for more than 30 years. In one moment, they lost everything.

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Northwood Collective

West Palm Beach, Florida

A neighborhood built by neighbors. A proposal for the City of West Palm that looks at how new density can feel rooted instead of imposed.

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Powerline Commons

Pompano Beach, Florida

Powerline Road has long been defined by movement, utility, and overlooked edges. This CRA study asks how redevelopment can turn this corridor into a more civic, walkable place.

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Origins

The legacy that shaped the language behind Abrams Places.

Manor 82

Upper East Side, New York

A New York development that began with three rejected submissions from the historic preservation board became a staple for the Upper East Side.

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Editorial

Selected Works

These studies trace the early visual language of Abrams Places: cinematic, restrained, and shaped by atmosphere, styling, and the memory of place.

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