Hernandez-Eli Architecture is an award-winning, New York City-based architecture firm with a diverse portfolio of work spanning research and experimental projects, furniture, residential, commercial, hospitality, institutional and public facilities.

The New York firm is led by founding principal Juliet Hernandez-Eli. Her approach is informed by her artist background and her prior experience as an owner’s representative leading the design and construction of complex, innovative projects.

Updates

Join our team. We’re looking for collaborators. + Intermeditate Architect (3-5 years)
+ Freelance Positions

Juliet Hernandez-Eli speaks to the Beverly Willis Foundation’s Emerging Leaders Program. Other guest speakers include Frances Bronet, President of Pratt Institute, and Pat Bosch, Design Director of Perkins + Will. Begun in 2017, the program provides young professionals with the opportunity to “engage with significant women in architecture.”

Casa Cruz begins construction. The project, created by famed restaurateur Juan Santa Cruz, will provide 10,000SF of restaurant and amenity spaces in a 6-story historic structure on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The various spaces are organized around a central sculptural stair that provides informal areas for socializing.

We’re delighted to announce that the New York City Department of Small Business Services has determined that Hernandez-Eli Architecture, DPC, meets eligibility requirements and is now a certified Minority Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE).

Featured Projects

Brooklyn Heights Residence
Brooklyn, New York

Adaptive Reuse: Disassemble / Reassemble
Research

Prefab House: Hilltop Retreat
Cold Spring, New York

Commercial Our commercial developments are market aligned, creating the armature for tenants to thrive. Our office fit-outs realize environments that foster collaboration and retention.

Commercial

Our commercial developments are market aligned, creating the armature for tenants to thrive. Our office fit-outs realize environments that foster collaboration and retention.