Glen Landow is a principal in Landow and Landow Architects. Founded in 1922, the architectural and interiors firm serves a diverse clientele with projects that include both small and large scale education, healthcare, retail, corporate, institutional, and residential work.
Landow is the principal-in-charge and lead designer on multiple projects, managing the relationships with clients and taking their projects from site selection and zoning analysis through design, construction documentation, agency approvals, bidding, and construction administration. He is also responsible for overseeing a variety of the firm’s business functions including financial management, marketing and public relations, human resources, and operations.
He is a member of the US Green Building Council, the Society for College and University Planning, and the Melville Chamber of Commerce.
Landow received his Master of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania and his Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a Certificate in Gerontology from Syracuse University.
Recent Projects
- Touro College and University System – Satellite Campus
- SUNY Maritime College – Environmental Science Laboratory, Engineering Laboratories, College Administration Department, Student Services Department
- Mercy College – Web Based Television Studio, Science Laboratory, Student Services Department
- Queens College – Student Group Facilities
- Suffolk County Department of Social Services – Building for Offices and Client Services
Honors and Awards
- Queens College Jewish Community Award
- American School and University Educational Showcase (firm award)
- American Institute of Architects Archi Award (firm award)
Courses Taught at New York Tech
- Arch 402: Design VI
- Arch 301: Design III
- Arch 272: Environmental Site Planning