Jeff Ellerbrock
Senior Director
Senior Director, Jeff Ellerbrock, is a recognized leader and dedicated expert in the architectural industry. With great attention to detail, Jeff has successfully applied his vast knowledge of design and construction to a variety of award-winning commercial and residential projects.
As project manager, Jeff is highly professional and committed to excellence, achieving client objectives by developing creative, integrated solutions. He is responsible for guiding the strategic direction and performance of the firm’s most notable projects. With a specialization in residential design, Jeff exceeds the expectations of high-quality hospitality design through the use of rich materials and a deep understanding of the user experience.
Through spatial programming, Jeff integrates functional amenities, technology, and beauty into every design. Inspired by his own family, Jeff creates spaces that reflect the needs of the tenants. Currently, he is working on the redevelopment of The Archive in the West Village, the lobby, amenities, and units at Lyra, and the ground-up buildings One and Two Clinton Park in New Rochelle.
In addition to project-related responsibilities, Jeff directs office staffing with seamless organization to ensure an efficient business structure.
Education
The Ohio State University, M. Arch.
The Ohio State University, B.S. Arch.
Associations
Registered Architect: New York
Member, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
Member, The American Institute of Architects
Mentor, The Ohio State University’s Knowlton School of Architecture
Related Content
Two Bryant Park
Two Bryant Park (1100 Avenue of the Americas) was featured in the Architect’s Newspaper where Jeff shares his insight on the technicality of the curtainwall overclad and its increased energy performance.
477 Madison Avenue
“477 Madison is surrounded by several New York City icons, the Look Building at 488 Madison, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and Villard House, with Rockefeller Center in the distance. The building’s terraced setbacks offer first-row balcony seats to this part of the city.” - Jeff Ellerbrock for Citybiz
757 Third Avenue
“This stair [at 757 Third Avenue] has shown us that no project is too small to make a big statement and a meaningful impact. We are inspired and humbled by how well our design has been received by our client, users, and design community.” - Jeff Ellerbrock in a Q&A with Architizier
