David Resnick
About David Resnick
David Resnick is the Vice President of Design and Construction at NYU Langone Health and an Adjunct Professor at New York University. He has extensive experience in managing public building projects and capital improvements in New York City.
Current Position at NYU Langone Health
David Resnick serves as the Vice President of Design and Construction at NYU Langone Health. Since 2014, he has overseen a capital portfolio including new construction and renovation projects. Resnick is responsible for managing infrastructure projects across all mission areas. His role involves enterprise-wide capital program management, ensuring the successful execution of various projects integral to the healthcare facility's operations.
Previous Role at NYC Department of Design and Construction
Before joining NYU Langone Health, David Resnick held the position of Deputy Commissioner for Public Buildings at the NYC Department of Design and Construction from 2004 to 2014. During his decade-long tenure, Resnick was integral to managing public infrastructure projects, contributing significantly to the city's development and maintenance of public buildings.
Academic Role at New York University
David Resnick has also been an Adjunct Professor at New York University since 1997. In his role, he imparts knowledge and practical insights gained from his extensive experience in architecture and construction to students in Manhattan. His contributions in academia complement his professional expertise, enriching the learning experience for future architects.
Experience at New York City Housing Authority
David Resnick worked at the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) from 1993 to 2004. At NYCHA, he was involved in Design and Capital Improvement, where he played a crucial role in enhancing housing projects. His eleven-year tenure was marked by his contributions to the design and improvement of public housing facilities.
Educational Background in Architecture and Psychology
David Resnick pursued higher education at several prestigious institutions. He earned his Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) from Cranbrook Academy of Art (1989-1992) and a Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) from New York Institute of Technology (1985-1989). Additionally, he holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology from Adelphi University (1979-1983). His diverse educational background underpins his comprehensive approach to architecture and construction.