GRT Architects

Hiring a senior level project manager or architect to join our NYC team. Candidates must have experience in residential and NYC projects.

Ideal candidate to start no later than May 2026.

MORE INFO: www.grtarchitects.com/jobs

Send pdf portfolio and cover letters to: [email protected]
SUBJECT: Senior Project Manager

Submission Deadline: April 5, 2026

Work in progress. Site saw. Valle de Bravo, México.

As we wrap up ten years of GRT we wanted to take a moment to reflect. Having started in a windowless room above a gin distillery in industrial Greenpoint we are now a team of 12 with offices in Brooklyn, Connecticut, and Mexico. We have worked on over 110 projects that range from hand-made brass hardware to ground-up houses, cultural institutions and a 500-unit apartment building. Here are some highlights marking milestones in our practice. For more detailed updates and a peek at what’s to come, sign up for our end of year newsletter here or follow link in bio:
https://www.grtarchitects.com/about

Everybody likes a nice piece of brass. We sure do. And we can confidently say with our choice of hardware, there isn’t a brazen stunt left to pull.
Case in point: our collaboration with a British hardware manufacturer izé on a cabinet pull that would be simple to make and create unique figures when grouped. Created for our Prospect Lefferts townhouse, we’ve since used these same pulls in our Harlem Rectory project, where our infatuation with brass takes new forms, including organic door handles by Nairy Baghramian and a custom pull we had made for the fridge.

Tranquil, soft and light-filled spaces define this Park Slope townhouse, renovated by GRT in collaboration with in 2024. Romanesque details—arched doorways, carved woodwork, and original parquet floors—root the home in its 1896 heritage, while a soft, muted interior palette adds warmth and calm. From restored brass hardware to carefully chosen period lighting, every detail honors the house’s character. Built by
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