Lee Kuhn

Lee Kuhn, AIA, is Director of Sustainability at Sage and Coombe Architects in New York, licensed in New York. A native New Yorker, he holds a Master of Architecture from UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design, where he received the John K. Branner Traveling Fellowship, and has also studied public policy and computer science. He focuses on integrating sustainability and resiliency into public and civic architecture, leading the firm's Sustainability Working Group and co-authoring its inaugural Sustainability Action Plan. His projects include the Maplewood Memorial Library, the first LEED Gold library in New Jersey, the Poly Prep Arts Center, the adaptive reuse of Hudson River Park Pier 76, Mulberry Commons Phase II, and two NYC park restrooms.