
Khanh Luu
ArchitectResidentialHospitalitySenior Designer at JG NEUKOMM ARCHITECTURE (ICFFxBDNY)
Khanh Luu, CID, NCIDQ, IIDA, LEED Green Associate, is a Senior Designer at Pembrooke & Ives in New York City. She holds a Master of Design in Interior Architecture from Rhode Island School of Design and previously worked at JG Neukomm Architecture, SPAN Architecture, and KITE Architects, including as Project Manager on The Landon, a 340-unit residential development in New York.
Experience
- Current
Designer
JG NEUKOMM ARCHITECTURE (ICFFxBDNY)
Past projects
Trinity Townhouse
Residential · New York
Residential transformation
West Village Townhouse
Residential · West Village, New York
Spectacular renovation with facade and interior work
Dyson Flagship Soho
Retail · Soho, New York
Transformation of former fireman's hall into retail store
The Suffolk
Residential · Lower East Side, New York
Residential building interiors
Schoolhouse
Residential
Studio house design
The Landon
Residential
Lobby and amenity space
MacDougal Street Townhouse
Residential · West Village, New York
Landmark federal style home restoration and expansion
Park Avenue Mansion
Residential · Park Avenue, New York
15,000 square foot mansion with structural alterations
Awards & press
Residential Transformation: Trinity Townhouse
2026 NYCxDesign Awards · 2026
Citation for Materials and Detailing: West Village Townhouse
2025 AIANY Design Awards · 2025 · Project designed as principal at Span
Honorable Mention in Commercial Retail: Dyson Flagship Soho
2025 AN Best of Design Awards · 2025
Winner in Commercial: Retail Interior - Dyson Flagship Soho
2025 INT Interior Design Awards · 2025
The Suffolk
2025 SARA CA Design Awards · 2025
Best in Retail: Dyson Flagship Soho
2025 SARA NY Design Awards · 2025
Honoree in Retail: Dyson Flagship Soho
2025 NYCxDesign Awards · 2025
Honorable Mention in Retail: Dyson Flagship SoHo
2025 DNA Paris Awards · 2025
Education
Haverford College
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy · Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Charles Schwartz Thesis award
Princeton University
Master of Architecture · Coursework with Liz Diller and Enric Miralles; work in permanent collection











