"Subcompact Hybrids" By Lisa Delgado, Issue 18, 31 October 2007, 22-24
Four young firms prove that when it comes to living space, scarcity is the mother of invention. Freecell's Pearl Street Apartment is one of the featured projects.
Architect's Newspaper article
"Artisans, Architects and Furniture Makers, Floor by Floor" by Marianne Rohrlich, 19 May 2005, Section F, p10
Custom-built furniture is available in Brooklyn, N.Y., specifically from Freecell’s studio at 20 Jay St. in Dumbo.
NYT article
"Five Under 35 Young Talents Who are Changing Our World" April 4, 2005,
"Emerging Voices", 09 March 2005, (Issue 04).
This article describes Freecell’s reception of the 2005 Emerging Voices award based on the proposed renovation of Art in General.
"Back to the Future" by William Menking, 19 January 2005, (Issue 01).
Freecell is part of an unprecedented wave of architect-builders. Moistscape is cited to illustrate the architect-builder nature of Freecell.
"Picks: Moistscape", 28 July 2004,
Freecell’s moistscape is one of the exhibitions at Henry Urbach Architecture, NY.
"Art in Review; Far and Near - Le Corbusier and Claude Parent" by Grace Glueck, 06 June 2003, Arts.
Drawings by Le Corbusier and Claude Parent are displayed in an exhibition designed and fabricated by Freecell.
NYT article
"Designer Cubes" by LZ Granderson, 22 July 2002.
"You Can’t Keep Them Down On the Farm" by Amy Goldwasser, 31 May 2001, Style.
Freecell is cited for innovative use of industrial materials in its Tractor Chair.
NYT article
"They Don’t Just Hang There" by Bonnie Schwartz, 23 November 2000, Style.
Freecell’s Seat Storage offers extra seating that can be easily stored as a wall unit.
NYT article