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RESOLUTION NO. 87 4E5P
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS
TO THE CITY OF MIAMI LATIN QUARTER
REVIEW BOARD FOR APPROXIMATELY A TWO YEAR
TERM OF OFFICE ENDING FEBRUARY 27, 1989.
WHEREAS, the City of Miami Latin Quarter Review Board was
established by Ordinance No. 9925, dated October 10, 1984, to
review plans and/or related documents, and to recommend approval
or disapproval to the Planning Director for projects requiring a
Class " C " special permit within the boundaries of the Latin
Quarter District in accordance with the Latin Quarter Design
Guidelines and Standards, other applicable guidelines and
standards, and the intent of the Latin Quarter Special Public
Interest (SPI-14, 14.1, 14.2) Zoning District; and
WHEREAS, it is intended that members of the Latin Quarter
Review Board shall be persons of knowledge, experience, mature
judgment and background, Laving ability and desire to act in the
public interest and representing the various special professional
training, experience, and interests required to make informed and
equitable decisions concerning enhancement, conversation, and
protection of the physical environment; and
WHEREAS, the Latin Quarter Review Board shall be comprised
of nine (9) members,'and one (1) alternate, consisting of: at
least three (3) architects, two (2) engineers, landscape
architects or architects, and at least four (4) City of Miami
residents, resident businesspersons or civic activists, and one
(1) alternate member with qualification similar to the other
members; and
WHEREAS, the regular terms of office for one (1) Latin
Quarter Review Board member and one (1) alternate member expired
on February 27, 1987; and
WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 87-168, the City Commission
filled three (3) of the five (5) vacancies; and
CITY COWSSION
UZETING OF
MAY 14 1987 f
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WHEREAS, as a consequence, two (2) appointments need to be
made to the City of Miami Latin Quarter Review Board for
specified terms of office; specifically, one (1) City of Miami
resident, resident businessperson, or civic activist, and one (1)
alternate.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following named persons are hereby
appointed as members of the City of Miami Latin Quarter Review
Board to serve in their designated position for approximately a
two (2) year term of office which expires February 27, 1989:
Charles Pereira
City of Miami Resident,
Businessperson,
or Civic Activist
Architect, Engineer,
Landscape Architect, City of Miami
Resident, Businessperson
or Community Activist,
(Alternate Member)
PASSED and adopted this 14th day of Mav
1987.
XAVIER L. SUARE MAYOR
ATTEST:
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
0 L E. MAXWEL
A ISTANT CIT ATTORNEY
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MIA'A. DOUG
TY ATTORNEY
CITY OF MIAMI, FI-ORIOA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
FROM:
Cesar H. Odio
City Manager
DATE: �IAY 0 61987 FILE:
fVUECT: Resolution - Latin Quarter
Review Board Appointments
REFERENCES:
ENCLOSURES:
Recommendation:
It is respectfully recommended that the CitheCC tysofnMiami Latin adopt . the aQuarter
resolution appointing two (2) members to
Review Board. The new appointments will expire February 279 1989-
Background: .
oard
Section 62-78 of the City Code pertaining to ,th the
n Quartmemberse werev iew appointed
provides for the appointment of Board membesPursuant to this section the
on February 13, 1987 two appointments remain. vacancies on the Board for
City Commission must appoint members to two (2)
approximately two (2) year terms of office.
The Latin Quarter Review Board assists the Planning Department by reviewing
all proposed projects in the Latin Quarter district in excess of $10,000.
The regular terms of office of the following Latin Quarter Review Board
members expired on February 27, 1987:
Name
Qualification_ Previousl A ointed B
Comm. Carollo
Francisco Lopez Borges Civic Activist
Orlando Toledo
Business Person Comm. Carollo
(Alternate)
The following applicants have been already appointed to the Latin Quarter
Review Board:
Architect Mayor Suarez
Willy A. Bermello
Architect Comm. Plummer
Robert Chisholm
Civic Activist Comm. Plummer
Luis Sabines
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Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
Vacancies for the two different categories have the following qualifications:
Number of
Category
Qualifications
Vacancies
1
(a) Resident, Business—
Resident of the City of Miami, have
person, or Civic
his/her principal place of business in
Activist
the City of Miami, or have actively
participated in the Civic affairs of
the Little Havana Community during the
last five (5) years.
1
(b) Registered Architect,
Five (5) years of experience after
his/
Alternate
Engineer, Landscape
Architect, Resident,
registration in the practice of
her profession, and must either be a
Businessperson, Civic
resident of, or have his/her principal
in the City of Miami,
Activist
place of business
or have actively participated in the
civic affairs of the Little Havana
Community during the last (5 years).
Nominations
will be forwarded to you by
the City Clerk.
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Attachment:
Proposed resolution
CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO Honorable Members of the DATE W 7V 0 1 ri"
City Commission
SUBJECT Applications received
for Latin Quarter
Review Board
�', lA A REFERENCES
a ty Hirai ENCLOSURES
City Clerk
Please be advised that the deadline for submitting applications
for appointment to the Latin Quarter Review Board was May 49
1987. Appointments are for one regular position from Category
(b) Resident, Businessperson or Civic Activist and an alternate
position from Category (c) Registered Architect, Engineer,
Landscape Architect, Resident, Businessperson, or Civic Activist.
The following applicants have expressed an interest in being
appointed to the board:
Walter B. Martinez Charles Pereira
The Agenda Office will be transmitting copies of the above
mentioned applications to you.
It will be in order for the City Commission to appoint
individuals to said vacancies at the meeting of May 14, 1987.
MH/rt
cc: Aurelio Perez-Lugones, Legislative Administrator --
Gloria Fox, Planning and Zoning Boards Administration
Sergio Rodriguez, Director Planning Department
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QUESTIONNAIRE TO BE COMPLETED BY CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT
TO THE LATIN QUARTER REVIEW BOARD
Nam: of Candidate
TVs —appearing on oter s egistra ionCard)
Residence Address ' ate. 25 A
Principal Business
om ny ame
Business Address C=—i\Y• 27 AY C—
Home TelephoneBusiness TelephoneC07)
Dote of birth C=Y-lfj !t��
Membership in Civic Organizations in the Little Havana Community during the
last five (5) years. (past or present). Please state dates:
1. Are you a registered voter in the City of Miami?
2. Voter's Registration Number? I"tI:p 4V5
3. How long have you been a resident of the City? 20j `V�.
4. Will you be able to faithfully attend meetings of the Board as required by
Section 62-80 of the Miami City Code? %ees
5. Do you foresee any conflicts of interest as defined in Miami City Code
Article V, Sections 2-301-307 and Dade County Code Section 2-22.2?
o. Are you a property owner within the Latin Quarter District? .JO
7. Are you prepared to file a list of real estate you own, either personally
or corporately, within the City of Miami with the City Clerk should you be
appointed, pursuant to Section 2-305 of the Miami City Code?
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S. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
High School: ( a ) Name:
W Location:
W Period attended
W Degree obtained:
(e) Year Degree was obtained: 7*4
College: ( a ) Name:
W Location: f2o=kA C.Amet
W Period Attended: 0 W- a .0
(d) Degree Obtained: &. .
(e) Year Degree was Obtained:
Date of Professional Registration:
Professional Registration Number:
Other:
9) Business or professional experience (after graduation)/employment in the
last 5 years (please state dates). Attach resume if necessary.
P5 011i"t"A V- CE-Wq u�A45 C*—L,&
Present:
Past (major)
&oW AS F-Ceec--r -a
10) Membership in Professional Organizations (past or present). Please state
d a te r#,:
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III Other past or present experience relating to the fields of Architecture,,
Arts, Planning, Landscape Architecture and Engineering:
12)' Membership on any governmental agency board or commission (past or
present):
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13) Are you an elected official or are you employed full time in a govern-
mental agency?
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14)) Please state any other information which you think might be considered
meaningful or significant by those considering the appointment you seek:
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5 Name�
andgaddress of sponsoring organization (if any):
NOTE: Once you have completed this form, kindly return same to:
City Clerk
City of Miami
P.O. Box 330708
Miami, Florida 33133
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CLIENT LIST OF REFERENCES
t. CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI
SWEETWATER BRANCH
300 S.W. 107TH. AVENUE
MIAMI, FLORIDA 33174
MR. JOSE R. MONTIEL PRESIDENT
2. CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI
MAIN BRANCH
1801 S.W. 1ST STREET
MIAMI, FLORIDA 33156
MR. CAHARLES DASCAL CHAIRMAN
3. F.D.G. DESIGN SOUTH
INTERIOR DESIGN TRADE PUBLICATION
1000 LINCOLN ROAD
MIAMI, FLORIDA 33137
GLORIA BLAKE EDITOR IN CHIEF
4. DR. CARLOS TOLEDO M.D.
#38 SNYDER ROAD
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS. NEW JERSY 07632
5. DR. MOISES SIMPSER M.D.
11950 S.W. 66TH. AVENUE
MIAMI, FLORIDA 33176
6. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES DASCAL
1470 DAYTONIA ROAD
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 33166
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANKS
7. MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
6125 SOUTHWEST 31ST. STREET
MIAMI, FLORIDA.
PULMONARY DIVISION
8. HARBOR POND
400 PINE STREET
SAFETY HARBOR, FLORIDA 33572
MR. JOSE REYES
9. HARBOR BEACH
500 SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE
SAFETY HARBOR, FLORIDA 33572
MR. JOSE REYES
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PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANNIA
MR. TONY COSTA
11. MALAGA TOWERS CONDOMINIUM
1920 SOUTH OCEAN BOULEVARD
HALLANDALE, FLORIDA 33009
MS. ESTEL COHEN
12. HOLIDAY INN GLADES ROAD
BOCA RATON. FLORIDA
MR. MICHAEL WALSH
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13. BEST WESTERN KEY AMBASSADOR
KEY WEST, FLORIDA
14. EMERALD SEAS
CRUISE SHIP SUITES
MR. REINHART
15. GOVERNOR PARK 21
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
MRS. EDITH COCPER
RECIPIENT'S OF THE 1987 DESIGNER'S SHOWCASE
AWARD
RECIPIENT'S OF THE 1987 ILLUMINATION
ENGINEER'S SOCIETY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN
LIGHTING DESIGN
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INTERIOR DESIGN
INTERIOR DESIGN IS THE ARRANGEMENT. 0Er_.DRATInN AND FURNISHING
OF THE INTERIOR SPACES IN RESIDENTIAL AND NON-RESIDENTIAL
BUILDINGS AND IN SUCH OTHER ENCLOSED STRUCTURES AS SHIPS AND
AIRCRAFT THE TERM INTERIOR DECORATION HAS OFTEN BEEN USED
INTERCHANGEABLY WITH INTERIOR DESIGN. ALTHOUGH THE FORMER
REFERS MORE SPECIFICALLY" TO THE TRADES CONCERNED WITH THE
ORNAMENTAL ASPECTS OF INTERIORS (WALLPAPER UPHOLSTERY. DRAPERY,
AND SO FORTH) TRAINED PROFESSIONALS WHO PLAN INTERIORS
GENERALLY PREFER THE LATTER TERM TO DESCPIBE THEIR FIE_D
THE DESIGN OF INTERIORS IS INFLUENCED B'-THE RELATED AND
OVERLAPPING; PFOFESSIONS OF ARCHI`ECTL!QE CEALS WITH ALL
ASPECTS OF BUILDINGS INCLUDING THEIR B„c;,_, STRICTURE FROM THE
FOUNDATION UP AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN VVIf iCH DEALS WITH THE
DESIGN OF FACTORY -MADE PRODUC'S SUCH AS APPLIANCES AND
VEHICLES AND Eat VARIOUS SPECIALIZED FIEL_DS SUCH AS FUPNITURE
DESIGN ANC TEXTILES DESIGN THE INTERIOQ DESIGNER IS CONCERNED
WITH THE ~ _ w;.,'. ``_ .. J ^ OT ALREADY
FIXED BN THE aPCHITE:,T THE SERE_- G.'. _ - F`::..TUBE AND OTHER
APPOINTr\.IE%`S AND THE ARR.INGE%iE% DF THE LIGHTING COLORS.
AND RUGS OR yaFoETS ALL OF WHICH ARE OHCHESTRaTES TO CREATE
A SPACE T".: - VVILL BE USEFLiL PLEASING AND COMFORTABLE IN THE
CASE OF a I✓R,'..: TE HOME OR aGaRTMENT T-4IS WORK IS OFTEN DONE
BN THE A:-u:-L OCCuFaN` ALT"OUGH a PROFESSIONAL DESIGNER
MAN BE CC%Su,_TED ;D:; E '_-,2ETE'_` "' "H THE E%71RE JOE ALMOST
ALL BUILDIN-S USED E) a VODZ_::� P-'E_IC—IrIICLJDiNG THE INTERIORS
OF OFFICES HOTELS RESTaJRANTS HCSPITaLS ANC SIr.1ILAF STRUCTURES
INTERIOI; DES;G%P:z V.1,7 COLLEGE-_E'.EL ;R aR7 SCHOOL TRAINING
AND \V�ITH SL Sc57. '%" _ raa'TICaI EXPER'E1 CE ALTHOUGH SOME
ARCHITECTS T--E INTEPICgS OF THE,R BUILDINGS POOPE
C0MNI0"N, THE aP .;TE;,T �LatiS JIL__'Ir41. S•1ELL ar _, _EavES THE
INTERN CES T C 6E DE' EPr0I%E ; LA\TE-q It-tiS PF CHOURE IS
ALhG S 7 Ir�,I� FCI L�21vE_r Iv C0.%S7P. a"TIvl" jr,i:f\` L U1LDINL
W H I C EE If i Tf '--D EN TEN,1(�TS 7-i V,ARYIN ,G TASTES AND
NEEDS !aN 0 DICE `A'HOSE FLOC;:+S NORrvlaLL"' AF;E OPEN
SPACES 71-i,�,7 V,11L;_ GE OIVI;_,EC INTO R001.1S AND PLANINED IN DETAIL
TO SUIT DIFFERS-%7 OCCUPZ rNTS IDEALLY. THE INTERIOR DESIGNER WILL
CONSULT WITH THE ARCHITECT V✓HILE A BUILDING IS STILL IN THE
PLANNING STAGE SO THaT THE BASIC LAYOUT AND THE LOCATIONS OF
STAIRS, ELEVATORS ANC PL'-'POBING CAN BE ARRIVED AT JOINTLY. IN
BUILDINGS WITH REPEATED STANDARD ELEMENTS. INTERIOR DESIGN
WORK OFTEN COMES FIRST PLANNING A HOTEL ROOM THAT WILL BE
REPEATED DOZENS OR HUNDREDS OF TIMES IS A LOGICAL FIRST STEP IN
DESIGNING A COMPLETE HOTEL IN THE CASE OF AN ALREADY EXISTING
BUILDING. THE INTERIOR DESIGNER MUST BE AWARE OF THE PROBLEMS
THAT MAY ARISE IN MOVING DOORS. WALLS. OR STAIRS AND MUST
UNDERSTAND THE RELATION OF DESIGN WORK TO THE PLUMBING.
ELECTRIC: "=aTING AND AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEMS SOME TYPES OF
INTERIOR DESIGN ASSIGNMENTS. FOR EXAMPLE. OFFICES. HEALTH-CARE
FACILITICS ANC;, —.,,CRAFT AND SPACECRAFT INTERIORS ARE SO SPECIALIZED
AS TO REQUIRE DESIGNERS OR DESIGN FORMS THAT CONCENTRATE
SOLELY OR CHIEFLY ON THEIR EXECUTION
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FUNCTIONAL CONSI®ERATIONS
EVERY PROJECT MUST BEGIN WITH SOME CONSIDERATION OF THE
FUNCTION OF THE SPACE TO BE DESIGNED EVEN THOSE SPACES WITH A
SEEMINGLY SIMPLE. STRAIGHTFORWARD FUNCTION CAN PRESENT THE
DESIGNER WITH A COMPLEX SET OF PROBLEMS. AN ORDINARY
RESIDENTIAL LIVING ROOM, FOR EXAMPLE, MUST ACCOMMODATE A
WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES -FROM ENTERTAINING AND VISITING WITH
FRIENDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS, TO READING, RELAXING, LISTENING TO
MUSIC AND VIEWING TELEVISION AND VIDEOS- EACH OF WHICH HAS
ITS OWN REQUIREMENTS. IN MOST CASES THE DESIGNER FACES BOTH
THE PRACTICAL PROBLEM OF TAILORING THE SPACE TO FIT ITS
FUNCTION WITHIN AN ALLOWABLE BUDGET AND THE MORE SUBTLE
PROBLEM OF MAKING THE ATMOSPHERE AND CHARACTER OF THE
SPACE "FEEL RIGHT" TO ITS USERS. WHETHER A SPACE SHOULD SEEM
ACTIVE OR CALM. FORMAL OR CASUAL, COZY OR SPACIOUS, SIMPLE OR
GRAND, DEPENDS ON THE DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL, ECONOMIC. AND
SOCIAL CONTEXTS WITHIN WHICH IT FUNCTIONS. THE CROWDING THAT
MAY SEEM APPROPRIATE IN A CITY NIGHTCLUB WOULD BE IRRITATING
IN AN AIRPORT TERMINAL. WHERE A FEELING OF TENSION AND
ENCLOSURE IS ANYTHING BUT WELCOME SIMILARLY, A CALIFORNIA
BEACH • HOUSE OF LUXURIOUS DIMENSIONS PRESENTS A TOTALLY
DIFFERENT CHALLENGE FROM AN EAST COAST URBAN APARTMENT
AESTHETIC ELEMENTS .
ONCE HAVING ACERTAINED THE FUNCTIONS THAT AN INTERIOR MUST
SERVE. THE DESIGNER TURNS TO THE VOCABULARY OK EXPRESSIVE
ELEMENTS WITH WHICH TO WORK THE BASIC SIZE AND SHAPE OF A
SPACE GENERATES CERTAIN REACTIONS A LOW SPACE CAN BE SNUG. A
HIGH SPACE IMPRESSIVE. A WIDE AND LOW SPACE OPPRESSIVE. THESE
RELATIONSHIPS OR PROPORTIONS, ARE BASIC TO MAKING A SPACE FEEL
RIGHT TO ITS USERS AND TO DEFINING ITS AESTHETIC QUALITIES. A
MORE SUBTLE COROLLARY TO THE IDEA OF PROPORTION IS THE
CONCEPT OF SCALE OR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PSYCHOLOGI-
CALLY PERCEIVED SIZE OF SPACES OR OBJECTS AND THEIR REAL
DIMENSIONS \f�/HCREAS FOR EXAMPLE, BIG AND BULKY FURNITURE WILL
SEEM TOO OVERPOV,%EP A SMALL RDOM, TINY FURNITURE WILL SEEM
LOST IN A VAST HALE.
COLOR AND LIGHT TAKEN TOGETHER, INFLUENCE VERY POWERFULLY
THE AESTHETIC IMPACT OF AN INTERIOR SPACE THE SUITABILITY AND
ATRACTIVENESS OF BRIGHT, FRESH COLORS IS OBVIOUS IN MANY
SITUATIONS. BUT DARK, HEAVY COLORS CAN ALSO BE EFFECTIVE WHEN
A SOLEMN OR DRAMATIC INTERIOR IS CALLED FOR. BRIGHT LIGHTING
CAN BE CHEERFUL AND ACTIVE, DIM LIGHTING, DIGNIFIED AND CALMING.
THE TEXTURES OF MATERIALS -SLICK AND SHINY, SOFT AND ROUGH,
AND SO ON. ALSO SUGGEST DIFFERENT FEELINGS. SURFACE PATTERNS
CAN BE SMALL AND BUSY, LARGE AND DRAMATIC, OR SMOOTH AND
UNCLUTTERED
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CHARL ES PF-RIEIRA 111
EDUCATION:
MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTH CAMPUS
ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN FINE ARTS
SPECIAL INTERESTS: THEATRICAL SET & DESIGN
PROGRAM: PRE -ARCHITECTURE
BAUDER FASHION COLLEGE
BACHELOR DEGREE IN FINE ARTS
SPECIAL INTEREST: CONTRACT DESIGN & SPACE PLANNING
PROGRAM: INTERIOR DESIGN
ART INSTITUTE OF FT. LAUDERDALE
PROGRAM: INTERIOR DESIGN
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
W014K EXPERIENCE:
PRINCIPAL DESIGNER.
COMMERCIAL:
THE LAST WORD AT THE MAYFAIR
COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA
JAMES L. KNIGHT CONVENTION CENTER
MIAMI. FLORIDA
SHAWMUT BANK OF BOSTON
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
BILTMORE COMPLEX
CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA
STROCK. STROCK & LEVINE
MIAMI. FLORIDA,
BANCO DE LARA
CARACAS, VENEZUELA
GRUPO LATINO BANCO MARA
MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
MIAMI, FLORIDA
MDCC NEW WORLD CAMPUS
MIAMI, FLORIDA
DE FRANCOS PARLOR
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
DORY
A WOMAN'S STORE
SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA
RESIDENTIAL:
MR. & MRS. LINCOLN WHAN TONG
THE TOWERS OF QUAYSIDE, TOWER IV
MIAMI, FLORIDA
MR JORGE MORAS
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. NEWMAN
CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA
RESORT APARTMENT
CARILLON HOTEL
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
MR. RENE ZEC UEIRA
THE PALACE
MIAMI, FLORIDA
OR. & MRS. GREENHOUSE
WOODFIELD HUNT CLUB
POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA
OR. & MRS. SIMPSER
MIAMI, FLORIDA
MS. LYNN SCHOLTZ
MIAMI, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. TOLEDO
ALPINE ESTATES
ALPINE, NEW JERSEY
16*
DOSE T. MARTINEZ
EDUCATION:
MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE NORTH CAMPUS
ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN FINE
ARTS
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
dPROGRAM:
INTERIOR DESIGN
WORK EXPERIENCE:
PROJECT COORDINATOR IN
INFORMATION, COLLECTION, ANALYSIS,
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BUDGETING, PLAN DEVELOPMENT, FINALIZATION & EXECUTION.
SPECIALIZATION:
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PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
IN THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:
RESIDENTIAL:
COMMERCIAL:
MR. JORGE MORAS
GIORGIO ARMANI
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA.
MAYFAIR IN THE GROVE
COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. NEWMAN
s
CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA
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DORY
A WOMAN'S STORE
RESORT APARTMENT
SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA
CARILLON I-iOTEL
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
MR, RENE ZEC)UEIRA
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THE PALACE
MIAMI, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. GREENHOUSE
WOODFIELD HUNT CLUB
POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. SIMPSER
MIAMI, FLORIDA
MS. LYNN SCHOLTS
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MIAMI, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. TOLEDO
ALPINE ESTATES
ALPINE, NEW JERSEY
JOSE GONZALEZ BOADA
EDUCATION:
MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN FINE ARTS
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
BACHELOR IN ARCHITECTURE
COMMERCIAL:
BUILDING 966
IBM CORPORATION
ESSEX JUNCTION, VERMONT
CIBC-GEIGY LABORATORIES
ALTERATIONS TO LAB FACILITIES
SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
OPERATIONS BUILDING
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
MODIFICATIONS TO THE
TITAN 34D IUS
CAPE KENNEDY, FLORIDA
THE UNIVERSITY OF KUWAIT
SERVICE AND OPERATIONS COMPLEX
KUWAIT. ARABIA
HOTEL EL CDRTIJO
ANTIGUA, GUATEMALA
SOSUAMAR TOURIST
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
HOUSING PROTOTYPES
SOSUA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
RESIDENTIAL:
MR. BRIAN AITKIN
KEY BISCAYNE FLORIDA
MR. MATT MARGOLES
SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA
MR. s MRS. REBENGA
CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA
MS. DORITA MARINA
DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA
DR. S MRS. TOLEDO
ALPINE STATES
ALPINE, NEW JERSEY
MERRIF1 KAY IMIFERRILL
EDUCATI
ON:
MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN FINE ART
MIAMI-DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN _
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
BACHELOR IN FINE ART (PAINTING MAJOR)
WORK EXPERIENCE:
M INTERIOR AND ARCHITECTURAL RENDERINGS, GRAPHICS.
COMMERCIAL:
THE LAST WORD AT THE MAYFAIR
COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA
JAMES L. KNIGHT CONVENTION CENTER
MIAMI, FLORIDA
SHAWMUT BANK OF BOSTON
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS
BILTMORE COMPLEX
CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA
STROCK. STROCK & LEVINE
MIAMI. FLORIDA
BANCO DE LARA
CARAC AS. VENEZUELA
GRUPO LATINO BANCO MARA
MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
MIAMI. FLORIDA
MOCC NEW WORLD CAMPUS
MIAMI. FLORIDA
DE FRANCOS PARLOR
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
DORY
A WOMAN'S STORE
SOUTH MIAMI. FLORIDA
RESIDENTIAL:
MR. & MRS. LINCOLN WHAN TONG
THE TOWERS OF QUAYSIDE, TOWER IV
MIAMI, FLORIDA
MR. JORGE MORAS
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. NEWMAN
CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA
RESORT APARTMENT
CARILLON HOTEL
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA
MR. RENE ZEQUEIRA
THE PALACE
MIAMI, FLORIDA
OR. & MRS. GREENHOUSE
WOODFIELD HUNT CLUB
POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. SIMPSER
MIAMI, FLORIDA
MS. LYNN SCHOLTZ
MIAMI, FLORIDA
DR. & MRS. TOLEDO
ALPINE ESTATES
ALPINE, NEW JERSEY
P. D. A. P U R L I C A T I O N
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1. 1000 LINCOLN ROAD, MIA.MI BEACH, FLORIDA. 33139 (305)534-2858
September 9, 1986
Perera Martinez
2510 SW 27th Ave #202
Miami, FL 33133
Dear Design Professional:
Your design project, recently submitted for judging
by the FDQ Board of Review for Architecture and Design,
has been selected to be published as a full design spread
in a future issue of FDQ Design South.
Our regional trade publication was created to serve
as a showcase for the Southern design community. Nationally
and internationally distributed, and enthusiastically re-
ceived throughout, the publication has received awards of
excellence from major design organizations each year of its
existence. The success enjoyed by FDQ Dosign South is due
to exemplary design, such as yours and other southern -
based professionals, that is represented in its contents.
The staff of FDQ Design South joins me in extending
hearty congratulations for having your project selected
for publication. An editorial staff member will contact
You concerning the details of your installation.
Sincerely,
v
Dennis Jenkins/Rory Saillant
:hairmen of the = 1 Board of Rev=ew
For Architecture a•c 01?sign
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comtarehensrve showcase of .tie newest and best orwucts
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avarrao!e ;o the desron oro'esslonat n the Southeast A wide
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range of toores in fuii color that bangs S9eCidi attention to the
showroom aria the manu'acturer vvrtn a guide as to avar!abi!iN
showro
BATH & KITCHEN
APPOINTMENTS
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FABRIC, WALLCOVERING
& WINDOWT APPLICATION
ANTIQUES, FUTR H-URE
& ACCESSORIES
SOUTHEASTERN ART
GALLERIES
LIGHTING APPLICATION
CONTRACT & HOSPITALM'
PRODUCTS
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STORE DESIGN
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Designer World, at the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Home Show fea-
tures the talents of South Florida s too intenot designers Room by
room. the possibilities of colors. fabrics. furnishings and acces-
sories are unveiled to create a skillfully united environment- Under
the sponsorship of FDQ DESIGN SOUTH. these pacesetting indi-
viduals have once again created the ultimate in room vignettes.
-The Home Show enables interior designers to introduce and
educate consumers to the world of intenor design:' said Susan
Preville. publisher of FDQ Design South "The designers them-
selves enjoy the opportunity to talk with individuals about the
aopi,cations of their craft and how homeowners can incorporate it
into their own environment
This year s Designer Word features the best of South Florida s
prcfessionals The designers will be on hanC throughout the show
to answer questions and speak with show visitors
p� a
ccrrcining the needs for an
atmosphere conducive to relax-
ation and entertainmenL Mark
Benson has created his vignette
entitles -Aesthetic Dialogue: An
Understated Expression of Con-
temporary Design A drversity and
richness of materials allOtia5 this ri t a{f 'R!,
contemporary, scmng to serve to-
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equal!\ iS'( I; as an entenaining iMA a % i
area n an uroan residc-nce or Fs
��L�:'„ar.-�l�srs.!s.tt`ya i.4.1 .a��.•�..v�i
a convers.atidn area of Vie c1cc-
Wive office In lighting highlight distinctive art and acce s-
sones commanding an image of quality and sophistication cmaate
the ideal Social atmosphere
This omscnlation reflects fJlIrk s creative e.pproac. a! disc Etydd
in his corporate office designs. travel agencies. retail shops. and
residential models After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree
from the University of Kentucky. Mark opened his own firm in Coral
Gables and has since become very active in the South Flonda
community
The International Fine Arts Col-
lege of Miami will be presenting
a display featuring the original
artwork. intenor and fashion de-
sign of its students Shirley Gotf
for Daniel Porter will be designing
the exhibit IFAC is a private fully
accredited college. offering its
students two-year degrees in
fashion merchandising, interior
design or commercial art Award -
winning student work from each
of these schools will be featured
Shirley Gott has worked on ma-
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lot residences as well as professional office facilities Heading
design merchandising and sales for General Mica. she was in-
volved in the development of their casegoods and the Brenner
upholstery line Her award -winning designs have appeared in
numerous South Flonda publications.
The International Society of Intenor Designers will be presenting
a public awareness exhibit at the Horne Show. The Soc:ety 5
relatively new to the South Florida area. yet has already become
active!v -nvolved in the community Composed of both trade a^C
designers. ISID has taker. it upon themselves to raise `unds'or the
AIDS Clinical Research Fund of the University of Miami Schdc
of Medic;ne
Their display will be an reception area designed to inform me
public of the Society s many activities and involvements.
Peserra and Martinez are well known for their work in the intenor
space planning of residential and non-residential buildings. They
wort under the belief that every protect must begin with some
cortuderation of the function of the space to be designed. accom-
modating activities that take place within a given area. Their room
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vignette entitled. "Function. Form and Imagination' incorporates
this theme and utilizes size. shapes and textures to express the
moms main purpose
Charles Pemrn has degr from M,aml-Dade Community Coale.
Bauder Fashion College. the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale and a
degree in architecture from the University of Miami His work
includes The Last Word at tile Mayfair the Jami L Knight Corr-_ __nwn
Center. the Biltmore Complex in Coral Gables. and residences at
the Towers of Quayside. the Palace and the Carillon Hotel.
Jost Martinez received his Bachelors degree from Florida Inter-
national University and has worked on both commercial and
residential projects including Giorgio Armani at the Mayfair. Dory.
Women s Store in South Miami and residences at the Woodfield
Hunt Club in Pompano Beach. the Alpine Estates in New Jersey
and the Canllon Hotel
JoyCe Stolberg, principal and
sole owner of JoyCe Stolberg in-
teriors. Inc is the recipient of
three Designer of the Year Awards
JoyCe was schooled at the Mu-
seum of Fine Arts. Paris School
of Design and Dade Community
College. She has worked closely
with numerous architects to pro-
:,uce elegant models for residen-
tial developers. Other projects
nclude beauty salons. funeral
homes. yachts. hotels and resi-
dences in the United States. Caribbean. England. France and Israel.
JoyCe has been in three Home Shows and this ,Year will feature
her talented staff. Chnstine M Vela end Joyce Mintzer to create a
room vignette entitled, "12vlaxation Arncncan Style 'The elaborate
setting raise° Lhe question to shove• visitors. • 11i do you relax?"
Christine Velez holds an Associates Degree in Visual Arts from
Berkshire Community College and has attended La Academia
Superior de .Arts ,n Columbia Some of her projects include com-
mercial and residential properties in Pembroke Pines, North Miami
and Envimn Towers.
Joyce Mintzer received an Associates Degree from the Art
Institute of Ft. Lauderdale and has worked on vanous projects
includinq Individual residences at the Aquarius Condominium. the
Towers of Ocean View. Yacht Cay. Olympus Condominiums and
Harbour Wood Villas.
Marto Vandenedes. ,n coop-
eration with Michael Moraux of
Van -Dine Interiors will present
their room vignette entitled "Neo-
classical Revival" This elegantly
\ �c formal living room will combine
various classical stvles includ.
ing Directoire. Napoleonic and
other French oerioC accessor es
1 Featured in the room will be a
/ luxurious Persian rug. bronze ac-
t — cents anC hanCcrafted neeVe.
I I point chair cushions The couch
is designed exclusively by Mario Vanaenedes and Michael Moraux
Van -Dint Inc.. was formed in 1977 after the owner and chief
designer Mario Vandenedes completed his studies at the Pratt
Institute in New York. For thirteen years he acted as the floor
display designer for a retail chain. He believes in designing an
environment that compliments the persons personality and life-
style. Mario has designed pnvate residences in Palm Beach. Ft.
Lauderdale. Key Biscayne. and Coconut Grove. and commercial
offices ,n North Miami, as well as in the Air -port Executive Towers
I & II.
DISPLAY
Aunique circular home will be featured at the 42nd annual - :s�At
Miarri Lauderdale home Show by Deltec Homes. manufactures Floor plan designs are virtually unlimited. and range up to
and distributors of the Poly -Rama cedar home. The structure will 3.000 square feet. Deltec can also custom design floor plans to
be completely furnished and landscaped for show visitors to enjoy. meet a growing family's requirements.
The Poly -Rama is engineered and pre-fabncated to minimize The Poly -Rama home is available irr cedar or Douglas fir
on -site erection time and costs. The pre -fabricated panels are extenors. Insulated glass windows. bronze colored aluminum
available in a vanety of sues. enabling homeowners to construct windows and insulated sheeting are standard in both models.
one or two story home suitable to their needs. The structures The circular structure has the added benefit of energy efficiency.
versatile design is adaptable to all locations. making it a popular On display at the Home Show will be a single family
vacation home cedar residence.
QUESTIONNAIRE TO BE COMPLETED BY CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT
TO THE LATIN QUARTER REVIEW BOARD
Name of Candidate Walter Baldomero Martinez
J'As appearing on o er s egis ra ionCard)
Residence Address 223 Grand Canal Drive
Principal Business The Russell Partnership, Inc.
ampany ame
Business Address 3692 S.W. 24th Street - City of Miami, Florida
Home Telephone 261-1061 Business Telephone 441-0268
Date of birth September 211 1937
Membership in Civic' Organizations in the Little Havana Community during the
last five (5) years. (past or present). Please state dates:
Member of the City of Miami Planning Department Task Committee
which study the Latin Quarter Ordinance 1984 �
1. Are you a registered voter in the City of Miami? No
2. Voter's Registration Number? 00049_1787
I have been a resident of the
3. How long have you been a resident of the City? City -of Miami ggor 15 ears.
Currently I owned several properties in uding our own
4. Will you be able to faithfully attend meetings of the Board x!P4$R -e�'�ding.
Section 62-80 of the Miami City Code? Yes
S. Do you foresee any conflicts of interest as defined in Miami City Code
Article V, Sections 2-301-307 and Dade County Code Section 2-22.2? No
6. Are you a property owner within the Latin Quarter District? No
7. Are you prepared to file a list of real estate you own, either personally
or corporately, within the City of Miami with the City Clerk should you be
appointed, pursuant to Section 2-305 of the Miami City Code? Yes
• ow
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0. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUNO:
High School: (a) Name: Havana HiSb School
(b) Location: Havana. Cuba
(c) Period attended : 1950-1955
High School Diploma in Arts
(d) Degree obtained: and Sciences
(e) Year Degree was obtained: 1955
College: (a) Name: University of Havana & University of Miami
(b) Location: Havana, Cuba Miami, Florida
(c) Period Attended: 1957-1959 1963-1964
(d) Degree Obtained: ----
(e) Year Degree was Obtained: ------
Date of Professional Registration: 18 Feb. 1969 Florida Board /Architectur(
Professional Registration Number: 4818
Other: Department of Defense,a Fallout Shelter Analyst #3TT-764-70
General Contractor. State of Florida #CO05 293
9) Business or Professional experience (after graduat.ionVemployment in the
last 5 years (please state dates). Attach resume if necessary.
President "The Russell partnership, Inc.",*Architects
Present: since 1.985 <
Past (major) Vie president "Russell., Martinez & Holt, Architects Inc.'
from 1977 to 1985
Associate Architect in Russell -Wooster Associates and
Russell Melton Associates from 1972 to 1977
10) Membership in Professional Organizations (past or present). Please state
dates: American Institute of Architects since 1972
ATntinnnl rn„nail of ArrhitPrtnrAl Registration Board since 1973
National Association of Cuban Architects
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ca
11) Other
past
or present experience
relating to the fields of Architecture,
Arts, Planning,
Landscape Architecture
and Engineering:
President
Florida South Chapter A.I.A.
1982
DirCgLgr Ip
thg..EjqrAsso
at'A.I.A.
since 1983
Member ®—I
MinR25ourc9 committee
1983-1984: Chairman in 1985
,itv
Membu Latin
Builders
Association
since 1984
12) Membership
on any governmental
agency board or commission (past or
present):
Member of
City
of Miami Fast Track committee, 1983
Member of
Dade
Countv Task Committee
for Minorities on A/E, 1983
Member City of Miami Task Committee to review new zoning ordinance 1983
13) Are you an elected official or are you employed full time in a govern-
mental agency?
No
14) Please state any other information ithich you think might be considered
meaningful or significant by those considering the appoinWent you seek:
I am concerned with the gaper development of the Latin Quarter as it
was envisioned by the Task committee at its ado tion and to incorporate
and maintain some of the rich lepacy of Hispanic architecture and culture
in the city of Miami
15) Name and address of sponsoring organization (if any):
National Association of Cuban Architects
an t a s Signature e!:7
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OF A PRESIDEN'i — WALTER B. MARTINEZ, AIA
ow fining that a cne-ame slu
Hden; of masonry in his native
Cuba is currentiv president or
the cror,da Soulr chapter of
1ne Amercar In$L1Jie or Aronileen Tha
vene,at'e nano^.a organ zauc^ loch, s
eaJ va!er* o' • e Guild o' -as,e' ^ as2^s
ma^', oecaoes ar now celec'31es
'25.^ ate -ve,sar, 11 is a!sc aCUCC' 3*e
;a. Vaiie, S Mall, ,ez H,spa^c ^e•.=-e
..la� zes ,ne AIA ai nits ,iG'ea�e
Van s -n ense La!- Doc�la _ re.
'lec,eo ^ me 200t Hspa A'-'e" ca-
-eTbe,s^ C c' ,^e M,a' base.- z~3C*e'
To Ma^ ^ez the AIA C•Svides 3^ ^sC'a
ar.areness T ne acp2•
es sla.e ne fe'is voli to —,a^ a
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A'.: li ""C0:3*E emc^'as s .s be n3 pazeo
Jp•3^ .neNaOna. A14 Ene•_,
Se-,nar pe,nQ he!o May 6-6 M,a—
As So .; ;:10,03 op,lm sual!y precares
for anothe• rote is:ve perlpd of co^s!,uc
t,on a mnalor goat o' Martinez is a renewea
er!:sl,-er* Olive for AIA membe,s^ p to
war: all recivere0 arcn,tec'.s The local
chapter noA boasts its ow" business of
t,ce. executive secretary ana public vela
eons Counsel Its student scholarsnip pro-
gram is large!y fundec by the ann,aa, C:,l
lured Flea Market held in conjunction will)
M,a^fi's Metropolitan Museum and An
Cuter ahe, ncome is expected fro'^. the
sale o' voless,3na; documents. books
and c,ner eoJcaoona' material
Mar..nez takes pr,dE in 1ne toJncia.3n
la1d Cr nos preS,oing predecessc,s in the
AAA ;us* as he does ;n his herltagE
;:v. ov..r,g the S. an;sr Civil wa,. nis farm
Ir,g pacer's jel !')e • 0111er^ Coasla' no'T',e
for Cu.~.3 1937 `.ti,he^ vocational classes
a! 11'E Ha.a^a Scnoc' of Ars ana Crates
FIE
were susperdeci under Caslrc student
Walter helped erect apanmenl buildings
through is masonry sK01S !r 1961 wher
Me oo:Inca! sd ,aljor became )Tclerab!e
The young ora"ma let' ine Jr.ve,s,a
Havana a--d ernicrateo to Clor;3a H s to
scc- foilcAe0
41;e�3 ra nigni sc~`c a*
�ccK -s ~e alcoreo oays C,eC3' AC16
successvel, 'o, tne�M,a—
f,,Ts of V. 'o- She'^a- As; z a*es
xii,a,r Clarlo^ a^o Dz He ` Lsscc a,es
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5> t^ s ;,^,e ne na3 *z ^ s c•e3 • u,me,
%a.3 Base ,la- s 'v%es' :).--.a, E e
,her,*31 ScIcC the 'or^''e'
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5E3cr The, as a se, 2, o,a-: -a^ Ke^
ne•~ r; ,�,e• cJs,3 es oe-ces .+e,E ao3
e:. ;o his ac^.,e;E 'E^ s ^C' :0'•nd a Nei%
Yorkhorse to, azl✓ Hume Cro^�^
His e^,dJ';rip rela;,2^Ste p v..,^ 3r:^ �K'
7, ,. Fusser' beta^ i^ 1 %_ 9 ..%.ne- me
rece've:: n s state arcn,lecV3 ze,f.f,cale
an"- loineo the respecleo I' a'n. fir'^ c!
Busse V,e'ton Assoc;ales O,her ra b ,a'
ly 1- 1971 2, whe me nanoled se.era prC
jez.s for Sanders & Tnornas.
cluo,^.g a 'bear ,00,r. for me Kennel,
Space Center this assoc-ation continued
cu!'nmal,ng in Martinez beCOmind a prim
clpa wi,n the successo' firm of Russe'i
Martinez & Holt. Architects Inc in 1977
His ter- concentrates on industrial and
gove'nmeni projects and urban planning
Recen! prime responsibilities for Martinez
have ,nclJoeo me Anr,,e M C01e`3r
Community Builoing for me Deparnmenl o'
uroan Deve!oprne^, the Br,cKell Stalcr
for Daoe County s tortnc2rning Rapid
Tranv System and a!sc the Dade County
Regional Service Center for the State of
Florida Martinez takes vide ir, preserving
the live oaks on its triangular snapea
downtown Miam. site
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