Lynn Fritzlen, AIA, LEED AP is the owner and principal of Lynn Fritzlen Architect in New York City. Lynn’s passion is being part of great design efforts that get built. Lynn values research, clear communication and building a strategically curated consultant team for projects. Talented and knowledgeable teams bring the best of sustainable, affordable, functional and quality design to the table. Her clients include DASNY, CUNY and NYCHA. Lynn has been the project architect for multiple project types during the course of her career in both the public and private sector. She has been nominated by the AIA New York to the National Chapter for elevation to Fellowship. She cherishes adapting exiting facilities to new uses and standards. Her recent projects are characterized by custom solutions that restore the functionality and design assets for adaptive re-use.
Although Matt Shoor joined Lynn Fritzlen Architect in 2021, his professional interaction with Lynn stretches back a decade. Their long history of successful teamwork began in the early 2010’s when they were colleagues on the AIA New York Chapter Professional Practice Committee, and where they collaborated on the planning and execution of award-winning public events and programming. Matt has nearly 15 years of experience in the architectural industry, largely in the New York metropolitan area, and has worked on a wide variety of building typologies over the course of his career. Matt has worked on projects of exceptional scale, and is no stranger to the complexity associated with multiple systems and utilities competing for a finite quantity of space in a building. He also understands the importance of negotiating the needs of multiple project stakeholders, and welcomes the opportunity to work with owners, public agencies, and other interested parties.
Grace Ferreira works at Lynn Fritzlen Architect as a junior architect. Grace is interested in engaging in projects that seek to change or improve the culture of affordable housing and gentrification in neighborhoods. Other interests include incorporating sustainability and resiliency into urban/city planning. Grace effectively communicates her creativity verbally and graphically. Working for Lynn Fritzlen Architect, Grace proud ed families and a Revit based 3D model for Collective Retreats project taking place on Governors Island, NY. Grace’s responsibilities also include site visits to observe and record existing conditions for future renovations, creating electrical plans, reflected ceiling plans, and preparing marketing collateral, creating project sheets, coordinating meetings, assisting in meetings, and delivering meeting notes.
LYNN FRITZLEN ARCHITECT 