Reilly Hogan AIA

Director

Reilly leads much of the firm’s residential design and planning, bringing a thoughtful and tailored approach to create buildings that complement their contexts and contribute to the vitality of the built environment. Reilly’s collaborative work style and attention to the human experience guides his design practice.

Residential Planning Expertise

Reilly has dedicated his career to residential and mixed-use projects in the United States and around the world. He has contributed to a number of KPF’s most recognizable residential endeavors, including 64 University Place in Greenwich Village where dramatic brick arches frame each room of the luxury residences within, 500 West 21st Street, where a glass-and-steel façade references the building’s industrial location along the High Line, and 1325 West Fulton, a ruggedly sophisticated building in in Chicago’s Fulton Market that was designed from the inside out around the ideal unit layout.

64 University Place

New York, NY, USA

500 West 21st Street

New York, NY, USA

1325 West Fulton Street

Chicago, IL, USA

Mixed-Use Destinations

Reilly integrates residential and hospitality programs to create innovative, live-work-play environments in the hearts of major cities. 520 Fifth Avenue is a 1,001-foot tower that weaves together luxury residential units, boutique office space, and a social club. The building’s unit planning and arched façade give the interiors an undeniably residential character uncommon in super-tall buildings. At Rybovich Marina Village in West Palm Beach, Florida, Reilly was instrumental in developing a design that provides over two million square feet of super-luxury residences across four towers in a new waterfront destination.

520 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY, USA

520 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY, USA

Rybovich Marina Village

West Palm Beach, FL, USA

Industry Leadership

Reilly has taught at Cornell University and served as a juror at Pratt, Yale, and Syracuse University. He is a member of the AIA and a licensed architect in New York State.