A group from the New York office celebrated the High Line at its 2025 Spring Benefit, held at the Starrett-Lehigh building in Chelsea. The event honored Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundatio...
Handel Architects’ New York office recently attended a private tour of the Tenement Museum’s new permanent exhibit, A Union of Hope: 1869. This exhibit tells the story of Joseph and Rachel Moore, Bla...
Handel Architects recently hosted a Fall Mixer to celebrate Mentorship for Women in Architecture (MWA)'s fifth anniversary, offering an opportunity to mingle and network following an engaging panel d...
Located in East Harlem, Sendero Verde is one of the most ambitious affordable housing projects in New York City’s recent history. As the largest Passive House residential building in the world, it co...
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Originally designed by American architect and civil engineer Emil Praeger in the early 1950s, Pier 57 was the largest dock ever built by the City of New York. It operated as a shipping terminal for s...
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Set above an existing 12-story podium that includes office, hotel, retail, and transit infrastructure, The Bloc will add 466 homes to the heart of LA’s Historic Core. The design reimagines the 1970s-...
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We are proud to announce that 2 Harbor, our 500,000 sq. ft. life sciences building on the South Boston waterfront, has achieved LEED Platinum certification. Designed for maximum flexibility, 2 Harbor...
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We are proud to announce that Harmony Commons at the University of Toronto Scarborough has been recognized with a design award from The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies a...
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A group from the New York office celebrated the High Line at its 2025 Spring Benefit, held at the Starrett-Lehigh building in Chelsea. The event honored Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundatio...
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Our New York office recently hosted a group of 13 high school students from the ACE Mentor Program, which included a comprehensive presentation about the architecture industry, followed by anecdotes ...
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Handel Architects’ New York office recently attended a private tour of the Tenement Museum’s new permanent exhibit, A Union of Hope: 1869. This exhibit tells the story of Joseph and Rachel Moore, Bla...
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