Robyn Morgenstern Rosenblatt
In 2001, Robyn Morgenstern founded Drill Hall Partners and Morningstar Architecture & Development Inc. along with her sister, Jennifer Morgenstern.
Drill Hall Partners has been awarded an Historic Preservation Award by the city of Highland Park for their Drill Hall Condominium Project, a 12 unit adaptive re-use project on a former military base. She has taught at Harvard University and sat on design juries at Harvard University, the Boston Architectural Center, Arizona State University, and IIT. Her first solo design project: 3 x Lucky Ranch - a 10,000 square foot private residence in Steamboat Springs Colorado - was published in Architectural Digest (October 2007).
Mrs Rosenblatt received her Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Italian at Washington University and her Master’s Degree in Architecture from Harvard University in 1997.
Drill Hall Partners has been awarded an Historic Preservation Award by the city of Highland Park for their Drill Hall Condominium Project, a 12 unit adaptive re-use project on a former military base. She has taught at Harvard University and sat on design juries at Harvard University, the Boston Architectural Center, Arizona State University, and IIT. Her first solo design project: 3 x Lucky Ranch - a 10,000 square foot private residence in Steamboat Springs Colorado - was published in Architectural Digest (October 2007).
Mrs Rosenblatt received her Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Italian at Washington University and her Master’s Degree in Architecture from Harvard University in 1997.