Simeon Seigel has worked with The Turett Collaborative in one capacity or another  for over twenty years. Immediately after earning a B.A. at Columbia University in Architecture and Music, Seigel started working with Turett, where he project-managed retail, food service and corporate work. During a six-year hiatus he earned his Master of Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design where he was named both a Thayer Scholar and a Lehman Scholar. He was awarded the AIA Henry Adams Medal, and graduated with Distinction, and as valedictorian, in 2002.

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Seigel worked for several years at Koetter, Kim and Associates in Boston. Alongside his design duties there, he also devised and implemented CAD protocols and customized software for communicating with a nationwide design team for a $1.1B corporate campus design. Seigel created digital tools for automating the seamless translation of documents from different platforms and disparate technical software.

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A few notable TTC projects helmed by Seigel include the townhouses at 109 Waverly Place, 137 West 77th Street, and 2 No Moore; the penthouse at 101 W 67th Street; multifamily new construction at 15 Leonard Street; and the public Comfort Station at Brooklyn’s Bush Terminal Park. 

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Today, Seigel is a Partner at TTC, as well as a LEED-accredited professional. He is involved in all aspects of design and project management for projects of all types. He is tasked with managing the competing needs of the dozen-or-so projects on TTC’s boards at any given time, properly staffing them and overseeing them for quality assurance, complete client satisfaction, budget and timeline. 

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Seigel is also a performing pianist, and a New York Times published crossword constructor. He lives in the Windsor Terrace neighborhood of Brooklyn.