JEFFREY I. SHERMAN
Jeff is the founding principal of Sherman Architects, where his attention to detail and close site-involvement during construction set a standard for design excellence. His compositional acumen, intellectual rigor, and deep understanding of structure establish the creative direction of the firm.
For twenty-seven years prior to founding Sherman Architects, Jeff was principal architect and co-founder of Delson or Sherman Architects, P.C. Before that, he was a project manager for retail design at Pompei AD. For several years, he taught office and restaurant design studios at NY School of Interior Design. And he has written multiple articles for the magazines Metropolis, Vogue, In Style, and Feed.
Jeff’s volunteer work has included chairing the Design/Buildout Committee for the Greene Hill Food Coop through completion of construction. He served as a board member of the Prospect Heights CSA. And he managed a successful campaign for safer crosswalks and bike lanes along Washington Avenue: initiating a traffic-calming design with the Department of Transportation, petitioning city officials, garnering press coverage, and seeing the project through completion.
Jeff earned a Master of Architecture from Yale University’s School of Architecture and a Bachelor of Arts from Brown University, serving for years as an alumnus interviewer. He is a LEED AP and a registered architect licensed in both New York and New Jersey.