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We are a global company with more than 1,600 people in 24 cities across the planet.

New York

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Chris Laul

+1 212 981 3791
chris.laul@hok.com

DIRECTOR OF DESIGN

Kenneth Drucker

+1 212 981 7300
kenneth.drucker@hok.com

MANAGEMENT PRINCIPAL

Carl Galioto

+1 212 981 3777
carl.galioto@hok.com

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New York, New York 10018 USA
+1 212 741 1200
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161 Sixth Avenue
3rd Floor
New York, New York 10013 USA
+1 212 888 7667
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HIGHLIGHTS

Dec. 2013: BBG-BBGM’s people in New York join HOK to create one of the world’s leading hospitality design firms.
The New York office has been part of HOK’s United States network since 1972.
Named a “Best Place to Work” by Crain’s New York Business.
Featured in Metropolis magazine “Places that Work” series.
Read the Contract magazine profile of HOK’s New York office.
See images of HOK’s New York office on Flickr.

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The Canon Americas Headquarters is now the largest LEED Gold certified commercial property on Long Island.

Design

BBG-BBGM has joined HOK, creating one of the world’s leading hospitality design firms.

Building Better Healthcare (UK) gave the award for best international healthcare design project of 2013 to the University Medical Center of Princeton replacement hospital in Plainsboro, New Jersey.

Design

In a New York Times article, HOK’s Tom Polucci describes the workplace strategy at Deloitte’s new headquarters in Manhattan.

Design

ENR New York has honored the gut rehabilitation of a 1985 Princeton, NJ, building to serve as office space for Novo Nordisk and the design of a new 68th Street Entrance for New York Presbyterian Hospital.

Design

The renovation of this landmark 1904 Manhattan luxury hotel set a standard for Starwood Hotels and Resorts’ expansion of its St. Regis luxury brand.

People

The New York Real Estate Journal named Carl Galioto, FAIA, CSI, managing principal of HOK’s New York office and leader of the firm’s buildingSMART initiative, its “executive of the month.”

Design

Buffalo Business First: University at Buffalo’s $375 million medical school is moving forward on schedule.

Thought Leadership

How can designers help occupants of a high-rise community sustain a normal life? New York Design Director Kenneth Drucker joins a Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat discussion in Shanghai on the future of high-rise design.

Design

The 2013 HOK Design Annual features 42 current projects from around the world. View the book on Issuu or download the PDF version.

Thought Leadership

In this Entrepreneur story, HOK Director of Interior Design Tom Polucci describes strategies for meeting the requirements of today’s fast-changing workplace.

People

HOK team members in New York, Atlanta and St. Louis are using virtual meetings to work more efficiently and improve their design of the new University at Buffalo (UB) School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

Thought Leadership

The best medicine for fixing the modern hospital: Fast Company features several HOK clients and people in an article on innovation in healthcare design.

Design

New York Times: Historic murals get new life at the new Harlem Hospital pavilion.

Design

Relocating its midtown Manhattan headquarters allowed Guy Carpenter to improve efficiencies.

Design

Evidence-based design and state-of-the-art technologies are transforming patient care at the University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro.

Design

HOK created a LEED Gold design for the 12-story renovation of Avon’s Manhattan headquarters.

Design

The design of the University at Buffalo’s new downtown medical school “brings together academia and research to foster collaboration and interdisciplinary patient care,” says HOK principal Jim Berge.

Thought Leadership

HOK collaborated with the McGraw-Hill Research Foundation on a new Accountable Design for Accountable Care policy paper examining the impact of healthcare design on accountable care goals. Watch a video featuring Richard Saravay and Erin Peavey.