Janko Rasic

Janko Rasic, AIA, NCARB, is founding partner of Janko Rasic Architects, PLLC in New York, which he established in 1968. He holds an AB and a Master of Fine Arts in Architecture from Princeton University and received a 1964 Guggenheim Fellowship in Architecture for his design of a Greco-Roman sculpture museum in Aphrodisias, Turkey, where he also served as chief architect for NYU's archaeological excavations. He consulted for the United Nations and UNICEF on international office projects from 1995 to 2002 and formerly chaired the AIA Educational Facilities Committee.