At the core of our practice is the idea that cities are the incubators of our greatest achievements, and the best hope for a sustainable future. We believe that architecture and design matter, and that through the application of our skills, passion, talent, and hard work we can make a difference in the world.
Recent solutions include a new approach to sustainable affordable housing at Sendero Verde in Harlem, a creative approach to the reuse of existing infrastructure at Pier 57 on Manhattan’s West Side, and the creation of new sustainability standards for a major development partner.
Handel Architects-designed projects have received over 250 design awards, including Honor Awards from the AIA and Global Awards for Excellence from the Urban Land Institute (ULI).
Our work appears regularly in both mainstream and industry specific publications. Feature articles on Handel Architects-designed projects have appeared in The Atlantic, Architectural Record, and Interior Design Magazine.
NY YIMBY
$100 Million Transit-Oriented Development Coming To Westbury, Long Island
San Francisco Examiner
New SF housing project to transform Mission-district parking lot
SF YIMBY
Updated Plans For 1320 Washington Street, San Francisco
San Francisco Busines Times
Mission District apartment building finally ready to become reality — ‘Institutional capital is coming off the sidelines’
We are excited to share that 25 North Lex has been recognized by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies. Congra...
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We are excited to share that The Ellery has been recognized by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies. Congratu...
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The project, which won in the Mixed-Use category, opened last year. It adds over 400 apartments to the borough, as well as a new accessible entrance to the 7, N and W lines at Queensboro Plaza. Cong...
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