DAN L. JACOBY

Associate Principal

Dan Jacoby recently joined FXFOWLE’s Interiors Studio as Design Director. He brings over 30 years of experience and expertise in workplace design, and has produced award-winning projects for a wide variety of clients. Dan's career has been dedicated to creating bright, functional and imaginative spaces which embody his client’s unique aspirations. His core passion includes transforming buildings for new uses and enhancing individual lives through design.

Dan is currently leading the design team for the Kings County Criminal Courthouse project in Brooklyn. This 200,000 square foot project, which restores the public areas and courtrooms of this 1930's Neoclassical building to reflect their civic importance, also involves 11 floors of court office space, courtrooms, and New York Police Department booking and detention areas.

Dan leads the design team for the new highly transparent workspace for the Rockefeller Brothers Fund which will create a more cohesive and collaborative work environment. To counteract low ceilings and small windows of the 1950s building, Dan embraced the sunlight by centrally locating glass-fronted offices, leaving the perimeter bright and open and allowing sunlight to reach the entire office. This LEED project is anticipating a Gold Rating. In addition, Dan recently served as Lead Designer for an interior fit-out space at 500-512 Seventh Avenue for Flack + Kurtz, an international engineering firm. This project also anticipates a LEED Gold Rating.

Dan holds a Bachelor of Architecture in Architectural Design from Cornell University, and is a registered architect in the tate of New York. Dan is also a LEED Accredited Professional by the US Green Building Council.