Joe Levine

Joe Levine is a founding partner and principal of Bone/Levine Architects in New York, guiding the practice since 1983. He received his B.Arch from Pratt Institute and, prior to founding the firm, worked as studio assistant to architect Raimund Abraham from 1978 to 1983, contributing to international competitions and the Anthology Film Archives building; he also taught architectural detailing at Columbia University with Kenneth Frampton. His work focuses on facade forensic evaluation, exterior repair, and historic preservation, including the Singer Building facade reconstruction and restoration of the Montauk Club.