Fox & Fowle Architects.

Fox & Fowle Architects, well known for implementing its innovative design, recently announced the promotions of two key staff members. Alex W. Leung, AIA and Peter Pesce, AIA were named associates.

Leung is the Job Captain for a new 165,000 square-foot School of Management at Syracuse University which is presently under construction. He served as Job Captain and Project Architect on a variety of other projects including the Times Square Subway Entrance, 650 Madison Avenue renovation and 150 East 42nd Street renovation.

Leung was involved in construction administration for 99 Jane Street and served as the Project Architect for 92nd Street Y's Adult Education Center. Prior to joining Fox & Fowle, he served at Stephen Potters Architects and Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Kuhn Architects where he was Project Designer for the Mount Kisco Strip Mall and managed renovation of a Southamption mansion. Leung earned a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University; he is a Registered Architect in the State of New York and a member of the American Institute of Architects. He is a resident of Queens.

Pesce is the Project Architect for the renovation of the Julliard School at Lincoln Center in association with Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Recently he served as the Project Architect for the adaptive reuse of the historic Lion House at the Bronx Zoo and for the first phase of the expansion of Wadsworth Atheneum, in association with UN Studio. Before coming to Fox & Fowle, Pesce headed up his own firm, Peter Pesce Architect, and designed selective commissions including private dwellings in Massachusetts and North Carolina.

Earlier in his career he worked with such notable firms as Helpern Architects and Elskop Scholz. His portfolio includes the Yale University School of Management conference center, the 720-room W Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, as well as a host of smaller projects. He is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, where he earned a Masters of Architecture with Honors in 1995. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from University of Pennsylvania. He is a Registered Architect in the State of New York and has served as guest critic at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Rhode Island School of Design. Pesce is a resident of New York, NY.