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For the past year, I have worked on single-family residences and small-scale residential developments.

Immediately prior to that, I served for ten years as Design and Planning Principal for the General Assembly and Conference Buildings at the United Nations Headquarters. As an integral part of the Capital Master Plan design team, I worked to adapt the UN Headquarters to Twenty-First Century standards while maintaining the visual appearance of this Twentieth Century icon; respecting its materiality.

I have designed buildings for a variety of project types, including educational facilities, historic structures, corporate offices and office buildings, and residential buildings ranging from low income housing to luxury apartments and houses. I believe in the importance of each and every aspect of the design process, and I work to find an appropriate blend of functional design and aesthetics in every project.

EDUCATION AND COMPUTER SKILLS

M. Arch. University of Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania Departmental Fellowship University of Pennsylvania Teaching Assistant

Finalist; Schenck-Woodman Competition

F. Lewis Dales Travelling Fellowship Award

B.A. Yale University (major: British History)

Registration NCARB, New York, New Jersey, Maryland Computer Skills AutoCAD 2013, Revit 2013, Sketch-up, Photoshop, Power Point, Word, Excel

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Consulting Architect

2013-

Morbid Anatomy Museum, Brooklyn, New York

United Nations Headquarters, New York, New York

New York Police Academy, Queens, New York

Bettridge-Lewis Residence, Takoma Park, Maryland

ICER Real Estate Development, New York, New York

Orion Palace Catering Hall, New York, New York

EYP

New York, New York

2004 – 2013

Principal

United Nations Headquarters, New York, New York

EYP Offices, New York, New York

Princeton Theological Seminary Bicentennial Library, Princeton, New Jersey Music Department Building, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Washington Square Campus Classroom Utilization Study, NYU, New York, New York Planning Study, School of Continuing and Professional Studies, NYU, New York, New York Maritime Business Department Building, SUNY Maritime College, New York, New York Swanke Hayden Connell Architects

New York, New York

1998 to 2004

Associate Principal

151 West 17th Street –Campiello Collection; New York, New York; Apartment House Willow Court; New York, New York; Assisted Living Facility Rockwell Terrace; New Rochelle, New York; Apartment House 4 East 79th Street; New York, New York; Single-family Residence 1130 Fifth Avenue; New York, New York; Single-family Residence 1185 Park Avenue, New York, New York; Common areas, apartment house Metrotech 9 South, Brooklyn, New York; High-rise office building PS 28Q, Early Childhood Center; New York, New York; Elementary school Anthony Cohn Architects, P.C.

New York, New York

1988 to 1997

Principal

Single Family Houses

Twenty-five houses on Long Island, in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut Clubhouse Additions, Sunningdale Country Club; Scarsdale, New York Town Plan and Civic Buildings; Tecolote New Mexico Showroom and Offices for Wilson Golfwear

Custom furniture design

Robert A.M. Stern Architects

New York, New York

1979-1982; 1984-1988

Associate

Ulrich Franzen, Keith Kroeger and Associates

New York, New York

1982-1983

Project Architect

EXHIBITIONS, PUBLICATIONS AND LECTURES

"Post-Modernism Comes to England: Robert A.M. Stern/Six British Architects," Architectural Design Gallery, London, 1981.

"The House as Image," Louisiana Museum for Moderne Kunst, Humlebaek, Denmark, 1981.

"Recent Work: Robert A.M. Stern Architects," Young-Hoffman Gallery, Chicago 1982.

"Robert A.M. Stern: Modern Architecture after Modernism," Neuberger Museum, SUNY at Purchase, 1982.

"Sheet Metal Craftsmanship, Progress in Building," National Building Museum, Washington, D.C., 1988.

“CAD for Design: A Dissent,” AIA Small Project Forum Report 12 (December 1997): 1-2.

“Contracts and Liabilities: Three Observations,” AIA Small Project Forum Report 15 (April 1999): 9-10.

“Houses Now,” Interview by Jayne Merkel Oculus (vol.60, no. 2, October, 1997): 8.

“Paul Rudolph,” memorial comment Oculus (vol.60, no. 2, October, 1997): 17.

“The United Nations in the Twenty-First Century,” Lecture, 2008 AIA National Convention, May 2008.

“Design with the Other 90%: CITIES- Celebrating Oscar Niemeyer”, Panel Discussion cosponsored by UNAI and Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 15 December 2011.

“Reimagining the United Nations: Finn Juhl’s Trusteeship Council Chamber”, Lecture, NEOCON 2012.

“Danish Design Review New York: Living the Legacy – Designing the future”, Symposium at Parsons/The New School, Co-sponsored by the Danish Government, 17 November 2012.

AWARDS

Residence, Llewellyn Park, New Jersey

Distinguished Architecture Award, New York Chapter, AIA, 1982. Lumen Award, New York Section IES and IALD, 1982.

Edwin Guth Memorial Award, 1982.

G.E. Edison Award, 1982.

St. Andrews, Hastings on Hudson, New York

Builder Magazine, Grand Award For Unit Design, Honorable Mention for Overall Development, 1984.

First Honor Award, Westchester/Mid-Hudson Chapter, AIA, 1984. Residence, Brooklyn, New York

Award, Unbuilt Projects Awards, New York Chapter, American Institute of Architects, 1985.

151 West 17th Street –Campiello Collection; New York, New York Award, New York Council, Society of American Registered Architects, 2003

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