What is David Weiner Design?

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David Weiner Design is a New York City–based design practice whose website functions as a portfolio of selected work rather than an online store. The site presents projects grouped under three categories—architecture, music festivals, and theatre—alongside an About section and a client list. If you are trying to understand what the studio does, the fastest way is to browse the "+ Selected Work" entries by discipline.

What the site shows

The homepage lists the studio name and a set of named projects, each tagged by category:

Category Projects listed
Architecture Cote, Kappo Masa, Nature Research Center
Music festival Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, Format Festival
Theatre The Price, The Who's Tommy

Each project appears as a "+ Selected Work" link, meaning the homepage acts as an index you click through to see individual projects. The range—restaurants and research centers, large music festivals, and stage productions—indicates a practice working across built environments and live-event or performance design.

Who it's for

  • Prospective clients checking whether the studio's experience matches their project type (hospitality, cultural, festival, or theatre work).
  • Design professionals and students looking at a cross-disciplinary portfolio for reference.
  • Press or collaborators who need the studio's location and contact details.

Practical details

The site lists a physical address and phone number:

  • 500C Grand Street, New York, NY, 10002, United States
  • 212.505.8341

There is an About section and a Client List, which are the two places to go for background on the practice and the organizations it has worked with.

What it is not

The page evidence shows no pricing, no product listings, and no shopping or payment elements. Treat this as a studio and portfolio site: you can review work and find contact information, but you cannot buy anything or book services directly through it. To start a conversation about a project, use the phone number or address provided.