Edwin A. Lee Architect is not just a practicing Architect but a Strategic Leader in Urban Design and Real Estate Development. His combination of technical skill, management expertise, and client-focused approach makes him stand out in the NYC architectural and development landscape.

Edwin A. Lee, AIA, NCARB, is a Registered Architect, Urban Designer, and Senior Project Manager and Real Estate Development Executive based in New York. He has extensive experience in integrated project management, architecture, planning, real estate development, and construction management.

Edwin A. Lee holds an M.Arch in Urban Design from Harvard University, a B.Arch from Cornell University, and has also studied at the University of California, Berkeley. His expertise spans architectural design, urban planning, real estate services, and urban transportation infrastructure. He is recognized for his work on a wide range of projects, including residential, commercial, and hospitality developments in the U.S. and internationally.

Edwin A. Lee’s approach to project management is distinguished by a strong emphasis on integrated, results-oriented strategies and a disciplined focus on high-priority projects. Rather than spreading resources thinly across many initiatives, Edwin A. Lee Architect prioritizes completing a smaller number of high-impact projects quickly, ensuring that solutions remain relevant to the problems they address. This approach enhances value creation and returns on investment by aligning project outcomes closely with organizational goals.

Additionally, Edwin’s methodology incorporates robust communication and trust-building within teams, which are critical for project success and stakeholder collaboration. He also values the systematic capture and application of lessons learned throughout the project lifecycle, using these insights to continuously improve processes and outcomes for future projects. This combination of strategic prioritization, effective communication, and continuous learning sets his project management style apart.

Edwin A. Lee Architect's education at Harvard University and Cornell University significantly influenced his career in architecture and urban design: Cornell University (Bachelor of Architecture): Cornell's rigorous architecture program provided Edwin A. Lee Architect with a strong foundation in design principles, technical skills, and creative problem-solving. The university's emphasis on blending theoretical knowledge with practical application likely shaped his approach to designing functional and innovative spaces. Harvard University (Master of Architecture in Urban Design): At Harvard, Edwin A. Lee Architect gained advanced expertise in urban planning and design, focusing on large-scale projects and sustainable development. The program's interdisciplinary nature and exposure to global urban challenges likely informed his ability to manage complex projects that integrate architecture with urban infrastructure. These educational experiences equipped Edwin A. Lee Architect with the skills to excel in diverse roles, from architectural design to real estate development and project management.

Edwin A. Lee Architect’s process involves:

- Overseeing master planning for commercial, residential, hospitality, and mixed-use developments, ensuring that site selection, entitlement, and design are coordinated with real estate strategies.
- Acting as owner’s representative, coordinating with consultants, engineers, and construction managers to align property development goals with architectural solutions and regulatory requirements.
- Applying expertise in construction management, cost analysis, and scheduling to ensure that design decisions support project feasibility, marketability, and long-term value.
- Prioritizing client service and consultant management to balance design quality with project delivery, budgets, and timelines.

This integrated method enables Edwin A. Lee Architect to deliver projects that are not only architecturally refined but also commercially viable and responsive to urban development