Rebecca Gromet AIA LEED AP BD+C

Planning from the Inside Out

As a leader of KPF’s residential and hotel-planning practice, Rebecca leverages connections between interior and exterior architectural experiences to create welcoming environments for living and staying. She led the planning of the 500-unit 40 Charter Street, a build-to-rent tower in London, applying lessons from her extensive luxury residential experience in New York City on such projects as 2 Waterline Square and 111 Murray Street to create a neighborhood with a range of home types and robust indoor and outdoor amenities housed within a single high-rise building.

40 Charter Street

London, UK

111 Murray Street

New York, NY, USA

WF Central

Beijing, China

Uplifting Urban Environments

Through meticulous attention to detail, sensitivity to geographic context, and an openness to collaboration, Rebecca leads teams in translating the aspirations of her clients into built form in urban environments across North America, Europe, and Asia. Rendered in a rich material palette, 500 West 21^st Street is a boutique luxury condominium adjacent to New York City’s Highline that stands out for its refined interpretation of Chelsea’s warehouse aesthetic. The RO, a major mixed-use development in Houston, Texas, introduces luxury high-rise living to a burgeoning market.

500 West 21st Street

New York, NY, USA

The RO

Houston, TX, USA

Industry Leadership

Rebecca has served as a part-time faculty member at Parsons School of Design; a guest critic at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation and NYIT’s School of Architecture and Design; and a lecturer at Yale School of Architecture. Rebecca is a former term member of The Council of Foreign Relations. She is a registered architect in the State of New York.