As Design Director for HOK’s New York Office, Kenneth Drucker participates in all phases of the design process from planning through contract documents. His collaborative design approach focuses on design solutions that combine sustainability with the integration of art & science of architecture, while knitting complex programs within the project’s context. During his sixteen years at HOK, Ken has directed the design of many of the firm's benchmark projects including New York Presbyterian Hospital, Harlem Hospital, Canon USA Headquarters, BMW North American Headquarters, University Medical Center at Princeton, St. George lntermodal Ferry Terminal, and Yeshiva University’s Glueck Center and the Singapore Mission to the UN.  His International projects are located in Brazil, India, Vietnam, China and Korea and his work is regularly published. He has been the recipient of some of the architectural world's most prestigious awards, including the GSA Design Award and AIA Honor Awards for both Architecture and Urban Design.