GE-T Architecture Workshop is an architecture and design practice based in New York and Tel Aviv, operating internationally across a diverse range of projects.

The studio specializes in landmark preservation, adaptive reuse, and context-driven new construction, combining a deep respect for history with a contemporary architectural language.

We work in close collaboration with our clients to unlock the full potential of each site, creating architecture that is both meaningful and enduring - balancing spatial clarity, material precision, and long-term value.

The practice is licensed in New York, Maryland, and Israel.

Selected projects include 200 Water Street in Brooklyn, 29 Leonard Street in Tribeca, a series of townhouses on West 69th Street near Lincoln Center, and the Olive Oil Museum in Baltimore.

Gil Even-Tsur, AIA

Architect | Designer | Educator

Gil Even-Tsur is the founding architect of GE-T Architecture Workshop. With over two decades of experience, including nine years at Richard Meier & Partners, he has contributed to notable projects such as 165 Charles Street in New York and Meier on Rothschild in Tel Aviv.

His work is defined by a refined modern sensibility rooted in clarity, light, and precision. Across scales- from complex urban infill developments to high-end private residences - his architecture integrates design excellence with technical rigor, producing spaces that are both functional and visually compelling.

Gil’s approach emphasizes timeless design, intelligent spatial organization, and a deep understanding of construction and urban context - ensuring each project delivers lasting architectural and economic value.

He is licensed in New York, Maryland, and Israel, and has taught at NYIT & Bezalel Academy , as well as served as a visiting critic at institutions including Columbia University and The Cooper Union.

The firm was recently a finalist in the Israel National Library competition.

Gil is also the author of Enclosures, a publication that reflects his architectural philosophy exploring how space, light, and material can be orchestrated to create environments that are emotionally resonant.

For clients and collaborators, Enclosures offers insight into the studio’s way of thinking: a disciplined balance between art and logic, where constraints become opportunities and architecture elevates the everyday into the exceptional.

Team 2012-Present

Sarah Colacino

Aviva Novick

David Bly

Chloe Rice

Atsuki Yamada

Abraham Dreazen

Beatriz Barreres

Alon Hadas

Amina Bouayad

Hanna Azoulay

Stephanie Elaine Hamilton

Augusto Ferretti

Aaron Vaden Youmans

Thibaut DeGryse

Samuel Nevins

Bat-el Levy

Jaeyual Lee

Bracha Paul

Netta Kofman

Lior Becker