Reddymade is a NYC-based M/WBE studio specializing in architecture and design founded by Suchi Reddy, FAIA. Guided by neuroaesthetics and our “form follows feeling” ethos, we craft award-winning spaces that aim to enhance human potential and wellbeing.
From residential interiors and ground-up single-family homes to commercial spaces, we create innovative solutions at every scale. Our public art installations invite wide audiences to explore the shared wonders of our human experience.
Reddymade’s expertise serves a broad spectrum of clients, from individual residential clients, to global brands like Google, Ford, Lexus, Humanscale, Mortlach, healthcare organizations like Johns Hopkins, as well as cultural institutions such as the Smithsonian and the National Building Museum.
Greenwich Village Pied-à-Terre
NINE.5 | Ekaya x Suchi Reddy
Beverly Hills Residence
Bias and Belonging, Colgate
me + you, Michigan Central Detroit
LOOK HERE, Washington DC
Humanscale Chicago Showroom
A Space for Being with Google
Google Store Chelsea
Venice Beach Residence
Salt Point Residence
Yulman Residence in Miami
Sensory Healing Room
Hsinta Ecological Power Plant
The Women’s Building
News
- Suchi Reddy elevated to The College of Fellows of The American Institute of Architects (AIA) › AIA
- Suchi Reddy’s Bias and Belonging Exhibit Opens in Clifford Gallery at Colgate University › Colgate University
- Tour an Art-Filled Contemporary NYC Pied-à-Terre by Suchi Reddy › 1st Dibs Introspective Magazine
- Suchi Reddy Designs for Positive Impact › Hospitality Design Magazine
- The Fabulous Five Design Superstars That Are Fashioning The Future › AVENUE MAGAZINE
- Suchi Reddy Brings Together 2,000 Shades of Color in Mumbai › Surface Mag
- MillerKnoll About Place Podcast S4, E7: The impact of aesthetics › MillerKnoll
- Humanscale Showroom Chicago designed by Reddymade Wins the 2024 METROPOLIS Planet Positive Award › Metropolis
- Suchi Reddy installs voice-to-colour AI sculpture in Michigan Central › Dezeen
- Architect Suchi Reddy On Neuroaesthetics And Designing To The Mantra Form Follows Feeling › Forbes