Daniel guides developers and project teams on architectural programming, planning and design throughout all phases of the marketing and sales process, creating value and helping to accelerate absorption.

Daniel has been drawn to the complexity of significant, high-end urban development since the beginning of his career. By working at both architecture and interiors firms, he has been involved in residential, retail, commercial, and interior design and architecture from concept to completion. This unique perspective allows him to advise developers building the city’s preeminent new luxury residential projects.

Seigle joined BHSDM from March and White Design (MAWD). As director of interior design, he was responsible for the firm’s East Coast and Midwest portfolio, leading the New York team, and overseeing New York projects such as Lantern House in Chelsea and the Mandarin Oriental condominium on Fifth Avenue.

Prior to MAWD, he spent eight years at Studio Sofield, where he was responsible for the design of architecture, interiors, millwork and furniture from concept through completion for notable projects including 111 West 57th Street and Terra Group and Related’s three-tower complex in Coconut Grove. Retail and hospitality designs included premier spaces such as Zero Bond Members Club in New York; Sotheby’s Diamonds salon in London; and flagship salon and event spaces for Harry Winston globally. He has designed apartments at River House and 825 5th Avenue in Manhattan and residences on the Upper East Side, Soho, Southampton and Palm Beach.

He began his career at Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) where he worked on the George W. Bush Library in Dallas, Texas and residential developments in New York City and California.

Seigle received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the Syracuse University School of Architecture. LEED certified, Seigle enjoys the outdoors and is committed to environmental issues. He resides in New Jersey with his wife and two young children.