Join founding principal JG Neukomm for an exclusive tour of the recently completed Trinity Townhouse in the West Village. This landmark restoration transforms a historic property into a home to display a world-class art collection throughout its reimagined interiors (in collaboration with interior design firm Studio Mellone). Neukomm will share insights into how the building’s envelope was expanded without compromising its historical character, while also focusing on material selections and the balance between preservation and innovation that defines this exceptional residence. The tour will reveal how thoughtful architectural interventions can honor a building's heritage while creating bold new spaces for modern life.
Please note photography at the tour site is not permitted.
Tour Guide:
Jean-Gabriel Neukomm, AIA, Principal, JG Neukomm Architecture
About the Speakers:
Jean-Gabriel Neukomm is the founding principal of JG Neukomm Architecture, with recognitions including the 2025 AN Interiors Top 50 Architects and Designers in the US and 2025 Architectural Digest Pro List. Neukomm specializes in luxury residential, interior architecture, and strategic renovation projects. Neukomm holds a BA in Philosophy from Haverford College and an M. Arch from Princeton University, where his work is held in the permanent collection. His portfolio includes landmark townhouse restorations for high-profile clients and luxury multi-residential developments for major developers. Retail commissions span Calvin Klein, Tiffany & Co., and Dyson projects across global locations. Neukomm broadly supports philanthropic endeavors, being a board member of the Design Trust for Public Space, a member of the AIA Interiors Committee, council member of the Dia Art Foundation, and supporter of The Architectural League of New York and OHNY. He also supports a yearly internship in applied humanities at Haverford’s Hurford Center. His work has been recognized widely for design excellence by the AIA, Architectural Digest, and Interior Design magazine, among many other outlets. Beyond architecture, he designs collectible furniture and lighting works, for which he is represented by Charles Burnand Gallery in London, and is an avid photographer.
