Lee H. Skolnick

Lee H. Skolnick is founding partner and design principal of SKOLNICK Architecture (formerly Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership), a New York firm specializing in cultural, institutional, and residential design that he established in 1980. A Cooper Union architecture graduate who studied under Dean John Hejduk and briefly worked with Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio, he leads the firm alongside partners Paul Alter and Jo Ann Secor. His work, spanning museums, schools, and exhibitions, includes the Muhammad Ali Center, Creative Discovery Museum, and Sony Wonder Technology Lab. He is an AIA Fellow and has repeatedly been named to Architectural Digest's AD100.