ASAF YOGEV, AIA, FARA
Asaf grew up in Israel, moving to the U.S. for college in 1995. He first attended Santa Monica College, then Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute, where he completed his B. Arch degree Asaf began his career at CTA in 1998 as a student intern, showcasing his talents and dedication to his craft. His exceptional abilities led to his promotion to Associate in 2007. Throughout his tenure, Asaf has focused on various aspects of architecture, including design, adaptive reuse, and architectural rendering. His meticulous attention to detail has played a significant role in shaping CTA's design aesthetic.
Currently, Asaf is actively involved in the development of the new additions at PS 206Q and 105X, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to creating innovative and functional spaces within educational environments. With his extensive experience and skill set, Asaf continues to contribute to the success and growth of CTA, leaving a lasting impact on the projects he undertakes.
After being a director on the SARA NY board since 2015 Asaf was elected president of SARA NY, the organization’s largest and most active council, in 2018. Asaf is a founding member of the Spring of Hope Schools in Cambodia. Begun in 2014, the schools now teach English and computer skills to over 300 students and provide scholarships to graduates of the program. He is also involved with Friends Without a Border, a non-profit that provides high-quality medical care to children in developing countries. Asaf has been a cyclist and supporting crew member of “Braking AIDS” since 1999, raising money and awareness for those living with AIDS and HIV.