Erica Tishman is a 60-year-old prominent architect who was killed by a piece of debris that fell off a building facade in Manhattan. The New York Post identified Tishman as the victim in the tragic incident, which occurred on December 17th, 2019. She was deeply involved in her community and synagogue.
Tishman was a very accomplished person. She had a master’s degree in architecture from Harvard Graduate School of Design, according to her biography.
She had a bachelor of arts degree from Princeton University. She was a registered architect in New Jersey and New York and an accredited professional who had a certificate in lighting design and also, was affiliated with the American Institute of Architects, New York Chapter.
Erica is a member of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees and Chair of the Real Estate Committee for the Educational Alliance, a social service agency located in lower Manhattan that serves 50,000 New Yorkers annually. She served as a board of trustees member, and chair of facilities for Riverdale Country School for twelve years and currently oversees their Capital Projects. In addition, she is a chair for the Alumni Schools Committee for Princeton University.
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