ICFF NYC 2018

Susie Teal
Partner
COOKFOX Architects


Susie joined COOKFOX in 2012 and is a Partner of the firm, playing a vital role in the development and design of new projects. In addition to her contribution to proposals, she specializes in multi-family residential design. Susie was the Project Architect for Phase Two of City Point, a three-part mixed-use development in Downtown Brooklyn, which received the Award for Excellence in Design from the New York City Public Design Commission in 2013. She was also the Project Architect for 535 Carlton, an affordable housing project within the Pacific Park development in Brooklyn. Susie is currently Partner-in-Charge of 378 West End Avenue, the preservation and expansion of a historic 1915 building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. In the Washington D.C. Metro area, Susie leads the design of 1900 Crystal Drive in Arlington, VA, and other developments in the Washington DC Metro area. As head of Mission and Culture at COOKFOX, she leads internal initiatives for material transparency, including Design for Freedom. Susie regularly shares her expertise in biophilic and sustainable design, housing, and exterior wall design. She has presented at the AIA Conference on Architecture, Greenbuild, CitiesAlive, NYCxDesign, the Façades+ Conference, and the Urban Green Council. Education University of Cincinnati, College of Design Architecture, Arts & Planning, Cincinnati, OH Master of Architecture, 2004 Bachelor of Science in Architecture, 2002 Professional License Registered Architect in New York State (2009) LEED AP

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