Annie Coombs is a registered architect in New York State who brings over 15 years of experience to Siris Coombs. Her previous work on cultural, educational, and residential projects with Diller Scofidio + Renfro includes designs for the expansion of the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, The Shed at Hudson Yards, Eskenazi Health Hospital’s CommonGround Pavilion and the Blue Dream residence in the Hamptons. As a principal of SCA, she’s led a number of residential projects in and around New York City, including interior, penthouse, and townhouse renovations and private home construction. In addition, she's brought in social impact clients from across the country from South Dakota to South Brooklyn. Beyond work with SCA, Annie is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Pratt School of Architecture in New York. She has a Master of Architecture from Columbia University and has served as a guest critic at Columbia University, the Pratt Institute, Wesleyan University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Parson School of Design.

Annie is passionate about women’s empowerment and Native American affairs. She is Co-Founder of Post-Reservation, an ongoing project that researches and visualizes housing, infrastructure, and economy on the Lakota reservations in South Dakota. In addition, Annie is the chairperson elect of the YMCA of the Seven Council Fires Board of Trustees, on the Cheyenne River Reservation. In 2014, her work on gender dynamics in the architecture field was presented at the 1st Congress of Architecture & Gender Research in Spain.

Peter Coombs is a registered architect with over 35 years of experience. As a principal of Siris Coombs Architecture since 1977, Peter brings an unparalleled attentiveness to the details of construction emphasizing the expression of methods and materials of design. Peter brings his wealth of knowledge to the design of every project from its inception. Peter has extensive experience and specialization in the restoration and modern integration of historical buildings. He has worked hand in hand with the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission and other NYC government agencies on numerous projects including the Clarendon Penthouse, 64th Street Townhouse, and the Draghi Penthouse. Peter is also the principal in charge of institutional and commercial projects such as the SUNY Aerospace Building, The Greene Street Cafe, and Coach Leatherware. Currently, Peter focuses on the design of sustainable systems such as geothermal heat, solar power, and grey water recovery. Peter has taught architecture as an Adjunct Professor at the New York Institute of Technology of Westbury.

Jane Siris is a registered architect with over 40 years of experience in designing a wide variety of projects including institutional, residential, academic, and commercial works. As a Principal of Siris Coombs Architecture since 1977, she directs all phases of the process from conceptual and schematic design to construction documents and administration. She brings her particular expertise to each project by translating complex design concepts into detailed construction documents to fulfill her clients’ aspirations within the budgetary framework.

Jane’s completed and current projects are as diverse as her talents, ranging from new house construction, urban apartment renovations, and historical restoration. Listed among her works are displays and showrooms, including the Manhattan Glass gallery and the glass gallery at the New Castle Estate. Her large scale projects include the Barnard College Counseling Center and the Inwood House. Currently, Jane is designing numerous apartments throughout NYC as well as two houses in Connecticut – both focusing on the contextual relationship of building to site and green building practices.

Jane has taught architecture as an Adjunct Professor at City College of New York School of Architecture and the New York Institute of Technology of Westbury.