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Hagen Scutt, AIA, NCARB Senior Architect

Hagen Scutt is a 1992 honor award graduate of the Cornell University School of Architecture, where he was awarded the William S. Downing Prize for Excellence in Advanced Studio Design. He has worked at Der Scutt Architect summers since 1986 and full-time since his graduation in 1992, participating in a variety of project assignments. His contributions to the firm include design/presentation, construction drawing production, and project management.

Professional Affiliations

  • Registered Architect in the State of New York
  • American Institute of Architects (AIA)
  • National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

Education

Cornell University, bachelor of architecture (1992)

Awards

  • William S. Downing Prize for Excellence in Advanced Studio Design
  • New York State 2004 AIA Design Award

Experience

Der Scutt Architect

Principal Projects

  • 575 Lexington Avenue, New York
  • 555 Fifth Avenue, New York
  • Trump Tower Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
  • Givaudan-Roure Corporate Headquarters, Teaneck, New Jersey
  • Coliseum Center, New York
  • International Flavors & Fragrances Corporate Headquarters, 521 West 57 Street, New York
  • The Chapin School master plan, New York
  • 130 Liberty Street Public Plaza renovation, New York
  • The Trump Building, 40 Wall Street, New York
  • Reading Public Museum master plan, expansion & renovation, Reading, Pennsylvania
  • Shering Plough Corporate Headquarters, Kenilworth, New Jersey
  • Bankers Trust Company/Deutsche Bank—various projects, New York
  • 150 East 44 Street Residential Tower, New York
  • Trump International Plaza/General Motors Building, New York
  • Canadian Imperial Bank of Canada Corporate Headquarters, New York
  • 381 Park Avenue South restoration, New York
  • Symrise Corporate Headquarters master plan, Teterboro, New Jersey
  • Symrise Fine Fragrance Studio, 505 Park Avenue, New York
  • CUNY NYC College of Technology Namm Hall renovation, Brooklyn, New York
  • CUNY NYC College of Technology Voorhees Hall façade replacement, Brooklyn, New York