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Home My WebLink AboutUrban back upZUBILLAGA DESIGN, inc. 3191 Coral Way, Suite 4D3 Miami, Florida 33145 Tel: 1303) 443-6160 Fax: (3O5) 443.551 0 SEPI Mix 20. 2001 M. SYLVIALOWIAN crrY CLERK OFECL CITY OF MIAMI MIAIW, FLORIDA DEAR J. LOWMAN : I HAVE SERW:D IN THE CITY OF MIAMI URBAN DEVELOPMENT R w BOARD FOR APPROXIMA7 LYTWO YEARS. I CONSIDER THIS EXPEUENCEA VALUABLE ONE. HOWEVEK DUE TO OTHER PROFESSIONAL C Nl:MYRFS[GN FROM THE BOARD. 0 MUST TRULY YOURS. JUAN . =AGA, A.IA ZUBILLAGA DESIGN ' o -� - b 77 r; a A. 0 irt..r'..'tin y f 466 44- 2CO2tini, z_ 7iifC^ r . Application for Urban Development Review Bail(' NAME AklrAIR .1. M4 u5 1 i5t L1NCe �1 PA(' hlthey7 -64•11 �l3f j PERMANENT ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, ZIP CODE) Mae 'tic( OCCUPATION `w • L' 4 DP G6130 BUSINESS/EMPLOYER (INCLUDE ADDRESS) 305 - 614' t145- TELEPHONE (HOME) oa Jhf LJO MiA-+uf efL.331 3oS-53G -4c TELEPHONE (BUSINESS) List any other property(ies) to which you hold title located within City of Miami limits. Aug �,p�raiute�dito "3� >�...�.t�#hm �! .-,+� ..r .,,,,,,�'lo avow •,eon wore • Wad Abe" a• zorstitudf .. orsa_yoIIni The Urban Development Review Board must be following positions. Check the position(s) for which ou posed of the Complete your re istra#ion number and y are qualified. experience following registration. (Note: fiveyears of professional years minimum required). V ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. Registration No. I Z, ' Years of Experience _11, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT REGISTERED IN Registration No. THE STATE OF FLORIDA. Years of Experience ,nMotherthan -e.ws -6 r PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED, OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. • SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION. EXPERIENCE. ACTIVITIES, AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFOR-MATION WHICH DEMONSTRATE YOUR QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POSmON(S) CHECKED ABOVE: 'Pi,, kt1l441442 • EDUCATION: • WORK EXPERIENCE: • ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: r SIGNATURE DATE f i' PNLE ARPS PROPERTY FOLIO NO: 01-0114-030-1350 GRP FOLIO: CANCELED: NO ORIGIN: DC OWNER NAME AND ADDRESS SRI MIAMI VENTURE LP 200 S BISCAYNE BLVD STE 350 MIAMI FL SYSTEM PROPERTY NAME / LEGAL INQUIRY (32) DATE: 11/25/2002 14:08:59 LEGAL ADDR: 200 S BISCAYNE BLVD PROP ADDR: 200 S BISCAYNE BLVD BL PRESENT: YES ST EX: 00 00 CLIJC: 13 VALUE HISTORY ZIP: 331312332 LEGAL DESCRIPTION DUPONT PLAZA PB 50-11 ALL OF BLK 5 LOT SIZE 107158 SQ FT OR 17462-3723 1296 1 NEXT FOLIO KEY: NEXT ADDRESS ACTION: 1-CONTINUE YEAR: LAND: BLDG: TOTAL: HEX: WVDS: TOTEX: NONEX: 178,100,000 GRSS TX: CNTY TX: CITY TX: SALE AMT:206,620,900 SALE DATE: 12/1996 SALE TYPE: 1/I KEY: 2001 11,251,590 166,848,410 178,100,000 0 0 0 2002 11,251,590 194,048,410 205,300,000 0 0 0 205,300,000 09/1994 05/1988 3/ 5/ 01140301350 ACTION: 01 XMIT: 2t' ►V l'± L." om'' r' Arthur J. Marcus - _ 1450 Lincoln Road #806 Miami Beach, Florida 33139 305.467.6141 RESUME of EXPERIENCE -11 r �• 0 Registered Architect /Member of American Institute of Architects For over 25 years; practicing in Miami & Miami Beach for the past ten years, and previously in Seattle, New York City, Minneapolis and Philadelphia, working with a diverse national clientele directing management and design efforts, in the development and successful completion of urban design, architectural, interior design, renovation and restoration projects, for a varied clientele. REPRESENTATIVEARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS & CLIENTS' WORKING WI ZH_4NKEHAYDEN-19881New Yortrlty) & 1999 - oft:enr I14am4 • Bridgeport Landing, Bridgeport, CT, Urban Design Directing all urban planning, management and design efforts to win RFP competition from the City of Bridgeport, Connecticut for this 50 acre waterfront site, with over 3,000 linear feet of shoreline directly on Long Island Sound; designed as a mixed use four million square foot commwt ty of retail, restaurant and entertainment, hotels, conference center, offices, residential, museum, retirement community, lighthouse, yacht club and marina. Estimated as one billion dollars of construction over a ten to fifteen year period, the development is designed to be broken down into individual parcels which can respond to fluctuating market demands. • Collins Park Historic Hotel Village, Historic Restoration & Urban Design, Miami Beach, FL Directing all management and design efforts to renovate seven of the eight properties located within a city block with a new interior -block oasis, within the Museum Historic District. • Merrill Lynch /Private Banking Offices: Interior Architecture Sarasota, Winter Park, Naples, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Coral Gables & Miami. • American Media Inc., Boca Raton, FL Directed all architectural, interior design and master planning efforts for total building renovation of 60,000 sf office building for national headquarters of largest American publisher of periodicals • Ferrell Schultz Carter Zumpano & Fertei, P.A., New Legal Offices, Miami, Aventura Six separate new interior architecture projects for international legal first. • Cartier Jewelers, 52•d Street & Fifth Avenue, Restoration Planning, New York City • Four Columbus Circle Office Building, New Architecture, New York City • Johnson & Higgins World Headquarters, Interior Architecture for 424,000 sf, New York City • Johnson & Higgins Bermuda, New Office Building, Hamilton, Bermuda • NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Interior Architecture, New York City • Metropolitan Opera, Renovations, New York City WORKING W THSWBNKE HAYDEN CONNELL-RCNITEC7S 1981- L988 (hew York Cziv do 1999 -,present (*onto • Dresdner Bank, 200.000 sf. New York City • Rudin McCloskey et al, Renovated Legal offices. Ft. Lauderdale • TUBS Warburg / Miami Agency: Interior Architecture WORD JNG AS ARTHUR J. MARCUS AM ARCHITECT (1991-19991 Moms Beach. FL • David A. Klein Orchidarium @ Vizcaya, Coconut Grove, FL • Palm Court Office Building, Miami Beach, FL • Lincoln Road Design Competition, Miami Beach, FL • Romanoff, Bal Harbour Shops, Bal Harbour, FL • Helmsley Residence, Star Island, Miami Beach, FL • 1219 Pennsylvania Avenue, New & Renovated Architecture, Private Residence, Miami Beach, FL • 4765 Pine Tree Drive, New & Renovated Architecture, Private Residence, Miami Beach, FL • 5369 Pine Tree Drive, New & Renovated Architecture, Private Residence, Miami Beach, FL • 5625 Pine Tree Drive, New & Renovated Architecture, Private Residence, Miami Beach, FL • 2012 North Bay Road, New & Renovated Architecture, Private Residence, Miami Beach, FL • 6570 Allison Road, New & Renovated Architecture, Private Residence, Miami Beach, FL • 1830 24th Street, Private Residence, Sunset Island #3, Miami Beach, FL • 6390 S. W. 113t Street, Private Residence, Pinecrest, FL PROJECTS PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED WOBX1MJfT1 OTFIERARCHITECTURAL FJRMS • Guarantee Bank Building, Renovation, Atlantic City, NJ • Downtown Seattle Association Offices, Seattle, WA • Pacific Northwest Ballet, new studios, Seattle, WA. • Balch Ethnic History Museum, Philadelphia, PA • Defender Association, Interior Architecture, Philadelphia, PA COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES • Chairman of City of Miami Beach Joint Design Review Board and Historic Preservation Board Member, 1995 - 1996, 1998 (served as Vice -Chairman during both terms) Chairman, 1999 • Member / City of Miami Beach Architect Selection Committee for new Collins Park Library, 1998 Member of nine person committee appointed by CMB Commissioners to interview and rank an invited roster of prominent architectural firms competing for this project. • Board Member/South Point Citizens Coalition (SPCC)/Save Miami Beach, 1994 - 1998 The SPCC spearheaded civic activism in the early 1990's in Miami Beach, working with CMB Commissioners and CMB land use boards to establish rational zoning guidelines; including lower height restrictions, down -zoning building mass; more contextual architecture & planning better responding to the existing historic city fabric; and increased citizen input into Design Review process. In 1998 the SPCC Board was incorporated into the 'Save Miami Beach P.A.C'., whose victory in 1999 mandated voter approval for any proposed up -zoning on all waterfront progenies in Miami Beach. • President / Board of Directors /Shelbourne Housing, Miami Beach 1995 — present As President of the Board since 1997, Mr. Marcus has worked closely with the Miami Beach Community Development Corp, (MBCDC) directing the development, funding, renovations and operations of the non-profit corporation which owns both Shelbourne House which opened in 1997, and Fernwood House which opened in 2002. Both buildings are historic renovations located in the Art Deco District and provide affordable housing for qualifying people living with HIV or AIDS. Both houses provide the physical design features and social services s independently by providing a secure and healthy environment. Both b to lgs areow fisubsided to the U.S. Department of H.U.D., City of Miami H.O.P.W.A. funds and City of Miami Beach C.D.B.G. funding, and are administered in coordination with MBCDC. • DU TO • Carnegie Mellon University • Temple University • Central High School of Philadelphia POST U N • Harvard Graduate School of Design • New York Institute of Photography • Temple University Real Estate Institute • Member/Ad Hoc Committee /City of Miami Beach Design Guidelines Working Group Invited by the mayor in 1995 to sit on this committee charted with the task of exploring alternative building, zoning and master plan guidelines to help better grow the City. Working directly with the CMB Department of Planning & Zoning & Historic Preservation, recommendations from these group discussions were made to the Mayor and Commissioners over a periodrof two years. Ocean Beach Historic District / City of Miami Beach Historic Properties Database Expansion Committee Cited as a `Special Contributor' working with the committee and the CMB for approximately two years culminating with the designation of the Ocean Beach Historic District in 1995. Worked directh• with staff members of the CMB Department of Planning & Zoning & Historic Preservation • Collins Waterfront Historic District Committee /City of Miami Beach Cited as a `Contributing Surveyor' working with the committee and the CMB for approximately one year culminating with the designation of the Collins Waterfront Historic District in 2000. Worked directly with staff members of the CMB Department of Planning & Zoning & Historic Preservation • GMCVB Cultural Tourism Committee 2001 - present Invited by the GMCVB in 2002 to explore means of stimulating cultural tourism throughout Miami. • Urban Arts Committee of Miami Beach / "MiMo"2001 - present Besides working with the volunteer citizen Urban Arts Committee to educate public awareness of Miami Modern (MiMo) Architecture for the past two years, Mr. Marcus was also one of the three photographers selected by the committee to photograph selected Miami Beach, which were exhibited in two MiMo photographyMiMor buildings around Miami & the MBCDC Seymour Gallery and in March, 2002 at the t iipal Art Sao iC et 2001 to Miami Beach at ety in New York City. Pittsburgh, PA Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA Cambridge, MA New York, NY Philadelphia, PA Master of Architecture Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts 1973 1970 1966 4RC 1T TU L I T TIQN • Flcrida • New York • Pennsylvania • California • Washington state • Member of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards for registration in ail 50 states. PROF ssI Nr1 FF I INS • American Institute of Architects • National Council of Architectural Registration Boards • Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce References available upon request. SJXTO ARCHITECT, INC_ ARCi1ITECTlffif i't ANNlNC IN If MUHL; CUN:;TUUCT1UN CONSUL 7!NC; Fp/a077,LOPIr •?) March 26, 2002 ` City of Miami Honorable Commissioner Angel Gonzalez 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 Re: Urban Design Review Board Vacancy Dear Commissioner Gonzalez: evreW !S o,g� Enclosed you will find my application for becoming a member of the the City of Miami Urban Design Review Board Committee. I requested an application after having spoken to Maria Nardi of the City's Planning Department. I contacted Frank Castanera of your office and he faxed me the enclosed application. I have been very active with the American Institute of Architects, both as Immediate Past -President and a Director of the Board for the past six years on issues of Smart Growth in our community. I am also currently serving on Commissioner Johnny Winton's Waterfront Advisory Committee to see that Bicentennial Park becomes the signature park and waterfront facility the City of Miami deserves. 1 would be honored to serve on this committee and would very much appreciate your nomination to this post. I have not had the opportunity to meet you, but would love to do so in the near future.' Please feel free to contact my office should you desire additional information. Sin rely,. Rafael Six(o, AIA ,a o-rlr, rri r. .. `'ram r 4 '11 • 4 z 180 Madeira Avenue. Coral Gables, Florida 33134 Phone: 305 569-2993 Fax. 305 5-g7n4 PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED OR ATTACH A SEPARATE RESUME. • SUMMARY' STATEMENT OF THE EDUCATION. EXPERIENCE, ACTT.TTIES AND/OR OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION WHICH DEMONIMTE YOUR QUL1 VATIONS FOR THE POSITION(S) CHECKED ABOVE: • EDUCATION: SEE ATTACHED RESUME • WORK EXPERIENCE: SEE ATTACHED RESUME • ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: SEE ATTACHMENT SIGNATURE Ra%ae Sixto, Al 180 Madeira Ave. Coral Gables FL 33134 T. (305)-589-2993 DATE m ZS .� i Rafael Sixto, AIA Architect Education University of Virginia/Master of Architecture, 1982 University of Florida/Bachelor of Design in Architecture, 1977 Miami Dade Community College, Associate in Arts, 1975 Registration State of Florida/1986/Architecture/AR0011543 State of Florida/Certified General Contractorl1994/CGC057568 (Inactive) Rafael Slxto has 21 years experience in architectural design, management, preparation of contract documents,d , planning, pro) commercial, residential, and institutional rp • ts.H hasad field ► witt some on area's most renowned architectural !inns, P !� He worked with some of Zyberk, and Spillis Candela d Partners, including Arqultectonica, puany�Plat where he has been employed for fifteen years a senior architect His in-depth io►nowledge of the architectural field includes s evaluation, master planning, design, feasibility studies, programming, constructi, documents, and construction administration contact on numerous �� He has been the client's paint ci oma through numerous constproem representing finng from the initial Project close-out He is also very stages withoe ti permitting process, and understands the nature of politically sensitive familiar jec codas, 11 also licensed as a Certified General Contractor in theprojects. has h extensive field experience. His activeState of Florida, and has ha Architects has won him many outstandingparticipation with the American institute led him to the position of President of te � service to a profession and ha Architects. He has appeared in The Miamiapter f the American Matittrt�s successful almunus. His experience includes:1 Heraldd representing Miami -Dade as Corporate Office curved wings bisected at the center bya Fm. p� inert multistory�SF facility consisting of two five-levE r atrium leaving ialge iiexible open spaces for the office a as, computer centr ndconfrince center. This foci has won several design awards including the Grand Award from NAIOP and the Award fo Excellence from the Florida Chapter of the AiA. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, inc.) nc G n rn Womb. Mi i F for the international Bank including a three story atrium patio that SF award norganizes elements corporate arou c which open office end private office spaces are roy arcane er's task was to combine design and cultural elements from the client's South American homee abase along with those of South Florida. Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) jiffbrp. A new 15,700 SF Branch bank located at the Collins Avenue entrance to Bel Harbour Theank l serve retell and trust accounts. This 2-story limestone cad branch bank is along the radial spine of the adjacent street. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) - banking, private banking •=n •dal •nsumer =.n in H==..u_ consists of a 3-story, approximately 260,000 SF of office r A • = n ii ' ' The project and technology incorporated into the Buenos Aires environment. The facility standards several Citibank locations throughout Buenos Aires with the objective of efficient a �' consolidates operation, a better work environment and a new international banking creating a more facility is organized around a central atrium that includes a monumental stairway.imAg. The data center, cafeteria and a drive-thnr branch bank were incorporated into the design. . A central (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc. rg •-r == Finral o.. e interior office space piannin of ! n = r 9 500,000 SF for the banks Florida consists of twenty floors of 2$,L• :.L- , .` -1` 000 SF each within a headquarters. The design, represented the client at the field office during construction 1, Dens Je nt to desgn, Associates) Oank of Boston Consumer Banking Headouarters, Sea Paolo. Brazil. interior saace aian, consisting of a 150,000 SF renovation to an existing mid-nse office building m the cer business district. The new design required the existing floor layouts be completely gunec t MEP systems were introduced to the tower floors, and signicani renovations made tc central mechanical room. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) Government jrlgtte County Justice Center. Pr+pta Gorda. A new 5 story, 162.500 square r, courthouse. The facility contains space for the judiciary, court administration, clerk of cow state attorney, public defender and units of the sheriffs department. A total of nine courrrnor of various sizes are located in the upper two floors. One courtroom has been provided w state-of-the-art evidence display equipment. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners. inc.) Michioan Sua►eme Court. Lansing. MG, The new 270,000 SF Hall of Justice Building is sited the Capital Mall on axis with the historic state Capitol Building. The project consists of h courtroom of the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Justice Chambers, one Appellate Courtroor Appellate Court Judges Chambers, Clerk of Courts and Courts Administration, Profession services include master planning, schematic design, construction documentation. ar construction administration. Value engineering is an integral part of the process. A 460-ce underground parking structure is included in the design. (Finalizing CD's, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) Ft Myers General Mail Facil tv. Ft. Civets. FL, This 225,000 SF facility includes a 1 oQ 000 Sr mail workroom with an 18 berth loading dock Administrative offices and employee suppor spaces comprise the balance of the program. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) • city of Sunrise Fire Station No59 S_unrise. FL This apparatus bay for three fire truck vehicles, eight dormitories for ' a SF facility includesom,D arg and Kitchen, Watch Office, Turnout Shift area, and personnel, Ready Room, Dining s. The building also houses an Emergency Operations Center supporting for hurricane foradministrative ce winds anc incorporating emergency communication systems. (Under construction, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) City of Sunrise. City Hall Annex, Police Subslation and Fins Rescue No. 39 & 83. Sunrise, FL. These twin 21,570 SF facilities each consist of 7,890 SF of City Hall Annex with a 150 seat Town Hall/ multipurpose space. in conjunction with the Town Hall, the building contains a city services counter and a mini -police station. The Fire Rescue cam contains 9,830 SF of active area in the first level and 3,850 SF of area in the secondlevel dormitory areas. The design establishes coexistence between the more public civic program of the City Hall Annex and the more utilitarian nature of the Fire Rescue facility, (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) Heaithcare in' ion • 1 1 F A 100-bed, 130,000 SF Spinal Cord injury Unit incorporating rehabilitation facilities, recreational services, pharmacy, outpatient clinics, dining facilities and a special spinal cord injury hospital -based home care unit. (Spillis• Candela & Partners, Inc.) P 1 r ins ' P lm h role A 45,000 SF facility with clinic space consisting of various types of eye Exam Rooms and administrative office Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) space. (Uri-beNt, MiemirearklallicapAnutamLa.Catheterization lab addition within the space. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, inc.) hospital's existing M' i hi dren's H it i i F Design of a 32 bed renovation for medical surgical wing and support services. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, inc.) ResidentiaMospltallty Peace Condominium ComDIex. Miami. FI, This widely published residential corrro+ex of 255 apartments on 42 floors. The budding' parking deck rs integrated mro a !tree podium on which the apartment tower stands. (built, Arquitectonica international Corporation) Atlantis Condominium Complex. Miami, F . A twenty story residential apartment complex a 37 foot long cube cut out of the center to create a •sky court' for building res,oents building has won numerous design awards, including a Progressive Architecture award in 1 (Built, Arquitec.onica International Corporation) - Sheraton Hotel. Fort Walton Beach. FL A mid -rise, 160 unit hotel complex with suc functions. (Un-built, Charles Gilder Associates) Sheraton Hotel. Eden Prairie. MN. Un-built mid -rise, 160 unit hotel complex. (Un-built, Charles Gilder Associates) p_makgalisteLEgaijusipsakzi..Renovation of a two story, 30 unit inn. The S2 mil, dollar renovation included exterior and interior design services. (Built, Charles Gilder Associates) dluipsyLIA.km_set,i GrovaF A 4020 SF s Architectural Record Houses of 1983. peculative residence published (Built, Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberic, Architects) Transportation SF terminal addition and renovation to Miami international Airport. in • Addition to its design, tt F A 4-story, 450, 0( project required planning the phases and sequence of construction to maintain existing termin operations at all times. (Built, Spas Candela & Partners, inc.) 1 i ir F=c1 irn= : F1',hl ...n Thiterminal/operations facility for Signature Flights Support the larct included a gestfixed �e o operator E Bradley International Airport. it also contains a 25,Aar2tor t SF maintenance and repair facility and 45,000 SF SF hangar/support and support space, a accommodate corporate jets for United Technologies, a Fortune 100 rnpany which is i accommodate tenant at Bradley. Hangar designs include coordination of NFPA 409 foam fire su re systems and EPA approved disposal systems. (Built, Signature's majo Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.) AP ssror Organization and Community Activities As immediate Past President of the Miami Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (A1A), I organized the AIA Miami Design Charrette in February 2001 to help save Bicentennial Park from development of a baseball stadrm. The results of the charrette were presented at City of Miami Public Hearings as well as to various members of our community with decision making powers on the future of Bicentennial Park. 1 also chaired the AIA committee composed of members from AK Miami, AIA Ft. Lauderdale, and AIA West Palm Beach titled "Regional Transit Vision: An Urban Design Workshop for the South Florida Tri-County Area'. The mission statement of the workshop was to provide an interactive, informative, and cohesive venue for Tri-County transportation authorities, urban design professionals, and the general public to discuss alternative locations for a regional airport in the context of existing seaports and transportation systems in the South Florida area. This all day workshop was held on October 13, 2001. The moming session included senior planning officials form the tri-county seaports, airports, Executive Director Joseph Giuletti. Former Miami -Dade Aviation and to -rail in Director Gary.Dellapa moderated the panel discussion. The momingpse�s�`siion wa followed by an afternoon session at the FAU School of Architecture studio in s which a number of diagrammatic alternatives to a regional airport location for the year 2020 were proposed. Press coverage of the event provided stimulus to other organizations to plan similar events, mostbly the Chamber of Commerce's recent event in which � coun Greater Miami and goals were established. tY transportation issues This year, I have been appointed as co-chair to organize the AIA Florida an Design Workshop convention. AIA Florida is holding its annual conventio at th Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables this year. Plans are underway to sched n the discussion on the recent gains and future prospects of the Cityule a ennal Business District.of Miami's Central vimr The official newsletter c„ the Miami Chapter of the American institute of Archfee:ts • Age toe: GrauA garrrarea ounhg worxsessron aeveroprng aeargn *Cremes e aattom A!q BoardMembers oho saner and alrernehves. memoers rn front at presented work, Feature 2001 41A Miami Design Awards News Photography Exhibition 2001 Awards d installation 9anowr The Network Executive Massage Member News Resources New Members Opportunities onetime Calendar of Events This arrive 14, 2001 sown South Fbriae Sun-Sennner. one aay Sher me Regions) Transit Vtsron Design workshop organized oY AIR M,amr. ft rs reonnteo w,m permission Mat, The Sourn Fianna Sun -Sentinel. The trrst lime aviation officials said a new commercial airport was needed in South Florida was 1955. Tne original terminal at Fort Lauderdale• tiouywood International Airport was nothing more than a glorified carport, with outdoor gates and a hip high fence to separate passengers from pianos. The new airport proposal was rejected by voters in 1959. And at least seven other proposate since then nave met the same late. Transportatrrn officials. architects and residents from Browaret. Palm Beach and Miami. Dade counties revisited the controver- sial issue Saturday. as part of e daylong gathenng to brainstorm ideas for Inc tit• county regions needs through the rest of Inc century. The workshop sponsored by Inc American institute of Architects was a follow uP 10 the Citratates Protect. a seizes of stones in the Sun•Sent,net last year that exam- ined how the region could plan better to accommodate Inc 6.5 million people expected to call REPRESENTING THE INTEREST OF ARCNfTEc1's, THE COMMUNRT ANI THE BUILT ENVIRt?1iIMEN7 Officials Air the Need for 4th Airport ov AfirnaNTumoel' 7ansoornivn Wn1 » aof me in me °moot, South Flonoa norne by 2020. Saturday's event was set before Me Septemiser 11 attacks, wnlcn caused steep drops rn the num• bars of Passengers fhnng and torced airports around me coun- try to rethink their expansion plans. But most in attendance agreed Mat airport planning can't stop because the aviation industry wit/ eventually make a strong come- back. 'The aviation industry is wound- ed. but not mnnalty wouneed.• said Gary Dellapa, a former Miami Dams avtauon director who moderated the disc usaton. •I hrm- IY believe it will rebultd stronger than ever.' With airport tnthc forecast lc, double over the next decade it's expected alt three of inc region's main airports will be operating beyond caoacny by 2020. A run- way alone can take 15 to 20 years to build from Inc time it is conceived. Nannder Jolly, assistant director of the Miami -Dade Aviation Department, said the region must plan for new technology Mat will bnng larger pianos that can seat more than 500 people 'How you to plan tor runways and terminals is totally different than the design n president's P191 + As we approecn re art of eta year. iROW notonly ntheoast year but also on the cheaters evok eon arm I became iteavery evolved. Much Pees 2 has and mooed. page 2 For six years, I have sic• seNe growth n ire onagers Pro- grams and memoirs*. Our Rem Som. Art newsletter has gone ltmi an 8.5 by Pete 1 11 'O iorrriet to a seek and Dice6 Publrcaeon with tar mom ctireen and a larger gs we � pima d. We are able to mar R t oder orgarua- �y as a girdle role drts to. bit more mop ttendons taken yas a to present and rMitance others On poii- Awareness Cy the idler. We here seen Peoaro 1saDe 7 prar Ngri e!Aive from a weak tedlwtptogtQl arc OI praOi = et die 01 tree mmon to one trot now, moss a vast way 1 a courses to cxir men rising. The Gdf To c rmrt- ar no provides is wlei apemen end rib want guests.nue of cur memento art ecectel nave camenteme ands tor 727s or 747s ' Jolly sax Two grouos favored au'ra•nc new letaon rn the suoa• trerc soutneast of Lake Okeechobee soutn Palm Beacn Count an connecting it to toe metro are east of Inc Everglades via nigv soeea reel. The other two groups preierre: Improving the three extstrn[ mayor airports to then tulles; Potential and finking them to the area's seaports with rakebre Iran. sit 'service before exploring the need for a fourth airport. Dr. Peter Magyar. founding *rec- tor and professor of Inc Ronda Atlantic University School of Architecture. said Saturday's pro- posals weren't binding but meant t0 spur Inc reoton's governments to get serious about addressing tong•term transoonatlon needs. "This pets the community's anen- lion.' he said. An airport et Homestead is nec. essary. Miami- Dade officials have argued. because Miami international Airport is expected to be at capacity within 15 years with little room to expand. Bul environmental groups have coup. rod the airport would endanger nearby Biscayne and Everpiaoes ationel parks. Artxtieclsse Week has been bxought birlc with a worm enemy. h rs not unusual 10 see attendance to ate hundreds ate many events of Ai01 ta[aat: ore Wyatt: to sae wendndeucture Week being coierwd by our loco/ prase, The *ritual Menem i h gem me crladergenerous spur worst sanster exposure. e anks too html Me pubic arc es:Sue and mums of Livabity. It ls pitman y because at Ma leadership cure ed by Pest-leesidents and their decicellal bawd of Mood matly thanks Mem n ficant, t mow f ev a been made pueblo. merle ipr oI Werra ur rhas also brought abuts new davabp• urged our chador Midst wor HAs incoming ereto fast year, I new and paw role on issues b a . or Emeri Grew lh for our cnnant nity. I steed our MOM prOlecao n• sblmcualissebrhat sas arcraeas and n �r o and rim cur we rem aimed/ bagiry to mate hippy to report h we leierce. Esher euyam ems AIAHeldaweek-endcli mteseasontopro- arowbaeebellawbur'.Ourretppses werepresereedto corn/hued on PAGE 6 points ARCHpoints AIA Miami Ponce.de Leon. Suite 104 Coral Games. FL 33134 Tel: (3051 448.7485 Fax-: (3051448-0136 alamlaml ld'worronet.an.net Editor Rataet Sotto. AIA Graphics Editor Bruce Ford. Associate AIA roduction Coordinators Mike Brazievsiry Elizabeth Moreno Felicia M. Salazar. 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The Mraaion of tea AIA c1 ins AIA Shall be to cretonne teuowlnio ins memoirs ei me omisssronto promote me 3cren14c ana practical Staten. •Clresslon. to advance Inc so. of orannrng and building by vie standards al arenleclural 'amino ano practice: to worm wing indtrstry and the mores, enure to ensure me advance• living standards pl PeaMe +mproveo envlranmmTh ana prmeasron of aver-m reasMig :rery. an Insutine of Architects 1 in 1857 Nas tounoeo rn 1929 Before the Vlemam War. betore Watergate. before Reaganomics. here lived an era of infinite Doti• mism, unabasned decadence and tne pursuit of fun. Tnrs Idyltre time. from 1945 to 1965, was captured in tne arcnitectural style of Miami Modern. or MIMo. Even more wnimslcal than the An Deco of South Beach. the MIMo of Nonn Beach. Surfside and Bal Harbour. as well as areas of Biscayne Boulevard. featured boomerangs. accordion fin walls ono crease -Hole masonry, yet was sleek ana elegant with danng angles and irnes. Shining exam- ples include Miami Beach's Fontarneoieu Hilton. Boon Roc and Carillon noteis. 2001 Meritorius Service Awards Daisy Alvarez - Mike Bratrlarsily Virglllo Campanile's. Assoc, AM - Asian Cresol. 41A Javier Cruz. AIA - Marlin Diaz-Yabor AIA David Feinbs,Q. AiA - , efOnle Filer, FA1A Bruce Ford. Assoc. AIA - Bernard friorovhz, AM Michael Kashtan. Airy, - Edward Lewis. ALA Michael Kerwin, AIA -Marge Keperman• AIA Christopher Lamm Assoc. AL4 - David Wblfbe,p• AIA Photography Exhibition to Highlight Boom Time by ponces C. Roernson Jr Tne boldness and whimsy of era Is hrgnirghted in an exhro series entitled Miami Mo Architecture - A Photogra Exhibition from October December 16. 2001, at Seymour. the new none of Miami Beach Commun Development Corporation, 9 Pennsylvania Avenue in Mia Beach as part of Design Architecture Day 2001. The ex brtton features Inc wildly extrava gant tropical modem arcnrtectu of Miami and its New Yo cousins. d this design style was immortalized in Aron hundreds of buildings ranging ern from single-family homes to apart- ment buildings to synagogues and hoists. In the Nonn Beach section of Miami Beach and even several New York City buildrgs. Including the Metropolitan and Americana The exhibition Genes celebrates architecture from the 1950s and easy 1960s. a time of wraesoread optimism and naive Confidence in Inc future. This uniouely Amencan ohy Inc me ry 45 hotels. tnrougn Inc work of Morns mi Lapidus. ht. "This is a terrific opportunity for . North Beach," said Jerry Lrobtn. re president of the North Beach rk Development Corporation, This to exhibition provides a Strong C endorsement to the architecture Of a North Beach, which will promote B tounam, Investment, and pride in C our community. We know what P hrstonc preservation and architec• C ture did tor South Beam, and now Ste 2001 Awards and installation Banquet AIA Miami neia Its 47tn annual Awards and Installation Banquet on November 15. 2001 at the Biirmore Hotel in Corer Gables. Over two hunored and fifteen chapter members and supporters enioyed an open-air reception overlooking the pool. music by Grupo Haoanero, fine dining and the amoiance for which the Burmore is so well known, Tne goal of the awards program is to recognize and promote good architectu►at clown by identifying ono publlcrzrng worthy protects ano inotvrauats. DUPONT ZODIAQe It's a new category of surfacing malenats ano a new brand from DuPont. Zodiac® quartz surfaces introduces new possibilities for surface applications in commer- cial and resiaentral interiors. Combining ricn. distinctive aes- thetics witn reiiaote performance. Zodiage otiers excanaed oppor- tunities tor 'creativity and design lreeaom. WHY QUARTZ? Quartz is one of the earth's most abundant materials and also one of the most Intriguing Quartz crystal makes aazziing leweiry. - anon. Thirty-five awards were Marianout in Categories includingArchitecture. Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Engineering. Preservation, Contracting. Development, Photography. Education, Government and Public Service. Members of the South Florida design community were also rec. ognrzed for their outstanding con- tnbutions to the profession. Professor Jaime Canaves. FAIA of the FIt1 School of Architecture was awarded Inc Silver Medal tor Service, Inc highest honor Sion to power the most accurate timepieces. Quartz is extremely hard, with unusual strength, oeplh, ctamy and radiance. These are some ot the reasons why DuPont chose quartz as the core ingradlanl tor Zodiage. THE MATERIAL DIFFERENCES OF ZODIAO09 Zodiagm has its own depth and character. wen unique aesthetics suggesting a feeling of enlight- ened luxury and an attitude of bold sopntaticahon. Cool. tranquil and sparkling, Zodrage Catches and reflects light. captunng fife radiance of quartz Crystat. by .ronn Forces. AIA bestowed upon a member. for His exemplary service ono dedica- tion. Among the new awards this year was the Community Leadership for Architecture Award present- ed to Dr. Modesto A. Maidique. President. Florida International University. and consisten- cy in color; qualities trial offer boundless potential in hor- izontal and ver- tical surfacing applications. STRENGTH Zodiacs!) is characterized by superior strength and durability. Because it is Zo composed of quartz. diaq® has exceptional toughness and we nave me same 000Onuniis rr• North Beach.' The series will tie alsDlaveb at the Municroal Art Society in New Yorr, City in spring 2002. after which it will return to Miami ter an exoeno- ea exnrbitidn. Miami Modem Arcnrtecture • A Photography Exhibition is pre- sented by the urban Arts Committee of Miami Beach. a civic group wnict Draws attention the built environment. Tne ormmittee worts wrth its afdlalea rgantrations, Including Miami Bath Community Development orporation. Miami Design reservation League. Indian reek Association, and North ach Development Corporation. This was the Iirst year that AIA membership was not required for contmued on PAGE 3 hardness scale.his mattes it a extremely resistant error 2001 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS AIA e e ucing The New Faster HP Plotter Line... Now Available at T-SQUARE aafwasse iMis iimosisa Dutsioe Miami.pape sea 43: 335; ERVrCES :=essmmry Pia', Revive. 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AIA National is coming out with a new pamphlet about security. The new way we design structures and buildings will be available at our offices. If you would like one lust call us and we will put aside a copy to be picked up. This is a tree service we are Providing to our members and we ask you to be kind enough to pass by to pick Mem up. The chapter is being charged tor them. and your coming by will nelo us defray the mailing cost. We appreciate your cooperation. Lives must go on as we recuperate front the horror of this tragedy that nos touched all of us so those to home. Our Chapter hasn't slowed down in our activities. The last couple of months nave been es busy as we have ever been. Between *leafing a new Board of Directors. which is taking office on Architecture Week .and the Regional TJanuary 2nd 2002. Transit Vision a look at the transportation needs of the future of the tri-county, area with a focus on aviation;, our worx lotto and those of our volunteer members has peen non -atop. We aiso recently hosted our 47th Annual and Awards Banquet. This Design Awards Competition brought out the best of the crop and the largest number of entries that Hasn't been seen tor a while. And tor the grand finale our Design Award Presentation and Installation Dinner was very well attend- ed. and most everyone was very pleased with an enjoy- i1 abia evening that Was $nOR , ana sweet. What we have in store tor next year are new I programs expanding on what we nave offered in the oast. Stay tuned and PLEASE read our taxes and our reminders. Don't pro- crastinate - get involved. we need your supPon. As we approach the end of 2001 we wish you a healthy and Nappy New Year full of pros- penty. health, and that Ire lrageay Pl September 111h wilt never Happen again. image above: Mew or pe i1 envy rn rite AIA Arcrareclunt Week SaltdcaJne corrtoe:mon Installation Banquet continued submission although members received a significant discount tor sub- mission lees, The jurors for this years design awards were Enrique Norton. of TEN Arouitectos. and Enrique Larraitaga of Inc university of Caracas in Venezuela. courtesy of Ronda International Universrtys School of Architecture. The jurors were very Impressed with the overall quality of the suamittais. All awaro winners were also mentioned in a subsequent article in the South Flonaa Business Journal. Winning entries will be displayed at ono ^hn nln• ..�:.re .. a i. ,. AMA Mia. 2001 Officers and Dorsett Office Rafael Sloto. A Preps John Forbes, Al. Praseem.fie Bernard Zyecoateh. Ali Sesy.anerroo sire Candid° Oulntana, AIA Angel &aqui, tl, AIA vac Prerurks Dlneetors Feliete M. Salazar. AIA reatMaed Soto, AIA Dionne Gum.ASA Martin Deo-Yal,or.AIA Massif Kemal. AIA Lourdes Solefi. *IA Jorge S. Kupanrlan, AIA Many' Fleporneerw, AIA State Directors Javier Cnls. AIA Jamie Geneve'. FAIA Eowatd Lew*. AIA Juan Cresol. AM immediate Part Pneaiaent E0wam Lams. AM Regional State Director Robert.leronte Filer. FAIA Associate Directors Bruce Ford. Amos MA Virpiko Campenena. IuaocAlA Parliamentarian Javier Casa. AIA Honorary Members Dean Elizabeth Plate► Zysaerk, FAIA University of Sherri, School of Ammon Dean Juan Antonio Buono. ASLA Floeda Nsantebgyl Unevenly Schee of Archaean Vial Nike) Brazlaysey points Arouitectonica Miami Crty Ballet Company Studios & Heaaquarers Miami Beach, Florida Soffits. Candela DMJM Cape Coral City Hall Cape Coral, Floriaa Marlys R. Nepornecnie. AIA Infill Housing, Little Haiti Miami, Florida ---" Architeknres. Inc. Banyan Manor Coconut Grove. Florida American Institute of Architects, Miami Chapter p 200 Mateu. Carreno, Rizo & Partners Casa Gator Gainsville, z Excellence in Architecture Florida Mateu. Carreno, Rizo & Partners I_uminaire Corporate Headquarters & Warehouse Award of Merit for Design Miami Oppenherm Architecture & Design Govenor Hotel, ' Miami Beach, • Unnbbuilt Award of Excellence forrrda Design f Y . ,' Mateu, Carreno, Rizo & Partners Charles Wharton Johnson Pavilion Clearwater, Florida wards Albaisa. Musumano Architects Roads Tower Miami. Florida Oppenheirn Architecture & Design Sky Condominium North Bay '+Bane. Florida • M.C. Harry & Associates anam Center ; � � : S Expansion "~ + iT1111111111 Florida . JiK• AIA Miami Silver Medal Award The Highest Honor Award Bestowed Upon a Member Jaime Canaves, FAIA Jarosz, Rosello. t: Balboa • Architecture 8 Design Ca'Bella Residence Sur/side, Florida international 1' University !'1m---1 Unbuilt Award of Merit for Design ;,..1Sgala:iv 00011111111. ton Arbesu uth Florida ironmentar rch Center mi Beach, Florida Spillis, Candela DMJM Consolidated Rental Car Facility Ft. Lauderdale Intl. Airport • Alexander Perez Biscayne Shopping Center Inter Modal Station Master Plan i A RaC poi rfts • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Chad Oppenhelm of Oppenhelm Architecture and Design atenng to the needs of clients with nuge expectations and in some cases small spaces and budgets, Oooennerm peneves one doesn7 nave to be small to en/oy living and working in tight quarters. !f •signed elficienriv and effectively. a small space could be cozy more affordable and less to clean and cipienr of numerous design otatlncrions such as the 2000 American Architecture A p maintain. m. .e on Inc panel Designing for Small Soaeea Thursday November 1 • OAWnheim Home Design Snow in N. Y.C. !!sing a 500 square toot Gramercyark. at the Architectural Digest ?re toot Miami Beacn Florida penthouse as exam Park. NYC ep process and an BOO .ng small spaces into great archtecturat adventuress• Oppinhmm eimfained the p nst ai of r requires ctarms, "Space constraints rectwres and inspires creativity on the part of fife firm and our clients' Oooenneim, NCAR$, AiA. is the founding pnncipal of Cppenheim architecture and a high. tidied team of experts in all aspects of the architecture . urbansigir, asign -oces5. ODDennelm nas won numerous internatiotai competitionsandplanning. tivmr s been exhibited design gakeries New York. Miami. and Rome. hie has lecturedand his I, Co has been eewdn Jersey in :Aire of Tecnnoiogv and nas publisneer two ugh' at yFF ss. His and New Jamey books with Cornell University Press. His work will be fee - ruled in EIle Decor in December 2001. Flex Bon Paints nas peen awarded me NPCA f National Paints d *Flex Bon Paints Coatings Association J 2001 Parris Manufacturer of the Year Award. •AiA Mlaml to Hine Public Relations Team is December Board meeting, the Board of Directors approved rerainmg Ma services of a ioCaI public trans firm to new promote me cnaorer's activities, positions. and events Presrdenf Rafael Sotto says aessionai public reianons services is a goal the chapter has sought for years. it will help us ger the word out about the important role architects pray in our communities •Sll,Inc.ning Disaster Resistant Buildings"A Free Hurricane Symposium atGiws Architects Aninside Track On Storm Protection. rbnDisasterResistant 8 o"T fMimosas orotessisrrais wilt be offered from 9 a.m • 2.'30 am.. Friday.symposium for er>:htteets and building often ovnamic (earning environment. and includes a December fn. eke symposium otters e Joress from former National Hurricane Director Bob Sheets a metres air -cannon damamaust a keynote Participating arcnitects will receive lour AM Health. Safety, and tram rs tLearning Links rgning Disaster Resistant Buildings" provides current information that architects will need to know as v. Fiorfoa Builoing Code goes rnro effect, This event is sponsored - or nidn ouatny impact resistant imam and door products. and almis Inc.'s Architectural Glazing group manufacturers of KeepSale Maximum and Salim( protective lnterleyers, Tne Svmoasrum will be offered from 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Fnday December 14, 2001 at CQl lndusrnes 3-10 N. W 62nd Street. Soave is limited and reservations are required. 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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ❑ LANDSCAPE ARCHITCCT REOI 9TERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA REDISTRATION No. YEARS DP EXPERIENCE WITHIN THIS aPAt:E, PROVIDE A URINARY sTATvYB1T Of TINE EDUCATION, ESPCRIEN'E, ACTT EST ANp10RABOVE.QTflR PERTINENT iNRdRMAT1pWM1CH DfiPATE YOUR OUA.PF+C T1oI FOR rosTar(s) trNrc+ci:a TTAG{-HE,p srAAiE lit SPONSoRINO ORGANIZATION IF APPLICABLE} EroNATURE CANDIDATE SIGNATURE DATE DATE 1 OF 2 Erik Vogt '34 Vllabella Avenue Coral Gabies, FL 33146 Education 1997 . 1999 Yale University School of Architecture Master of Environmental Design 1988. 1992 University of Miami School of Architecture Bachelor of Architecture, cum bude 1985 - 1987 New York University Tisch School of the Ms First and Second Year Film Program f rofessionol Experience Registered Architect - T 995, State of Florida * 15317 2000 - Present Khoury & Vogt, Architects Principal 1995 - 1997 1992 - 1995 1992 Andres Duany & Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Architects and Town Planners Architect/Project Manager Trelles Architects Project Manager/Intem Architect Noyes -Vogt Architects Intern Architect Academic/Teaching Experience '000.2001 Yale University School of Architecture Critic & Teaching Assistant to Demetri Porpht rips, Andres Duany, and Leon Krier, Upper -Level Design Studios (305) 284-0280 New Haven, CT Carol Gables, FL New Yprk, NY Carol Gables, FL Miami, FL Miami, FL Guilford CT New haven, CT 1997-1998 1994 - 1996 1993 • 1995 Yale University Department of the History of Art Teaching Assistant to Professor Vincent Scully, 'Modem Architecture' & 'introduction to Art History' University of Miami School of Architecture Master of Architecture Program Instructor in Drawing Design & Architecture Senior High School Dade County Public Schools Adjunct Faculty in Design - 10tih, 1 1 th, and 12th Grade Academic Honors New Haven, CT Coral Gables, FI. Miami, FL 1998 Yale Club of New Haven Scholarship 1997 Connecticut Architecture Foundation / Charles Dubose Scholarship 1992 University of Miami Excellence in Design Award . Fourth/Fifth Year 1991 Intemaiional Design Education Foundation • Aspen Conference Scholarship 1991 University of Miami - J. A. Steffion Award 1990 University of Miami Excellence in Design Award - Second Year 1990 Connecticut Architecture Foundation / Charles Dubose Scholarship 1989 University of Miami Excellence in Design Award - First Year Exhibitions/Competitions 2001 I'On Bridge Competition First Place Award 1998 New London Gateway Competition First Place Award 1994.5 University of Miami Exhibit of Student Work Triennale II of Architecture and Urbanism University of Notre Dome 1994 Greenport Waterfront Park Competition Selected for exhibition - Von Alen Institute 1991 ACSA,/Wood Council Design Competition Second Place Award, Open Submissions Mt. Pleasant, SC New London, CT Bologna, holy South Bend, IN Greenport, NY Publications 2001(forthcoming) Vale and New Haven: Ar. Urban andArchitect jral Hij{oa, Vincent Scully, Catherine Lynn, Erik Vogt, and Paul Goldberger 2001 Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin, 'The Trumbull Art Gallery' 1996 Between Two Towers, Vincent Scully Various drawings 1994 ReJIonds: A Preservation and Tourism Plan, Rocco Ceo and Margot Ammidown (1495 Progressive Architecture Research Award) Vonous drawings Member Congress for the New Urbanism institute for Traditional Architecture L.w.• i.r• rZe7.-. •.Via Fax Date: To: Khoury & Vogt Archttecls Transmittal ❑ Via Courier ❑ Vio Mail 5t(LVI,4r LO+.JM..4* " MJAwtI c� M4R.1A tJ4 i — wti44tt P4 Fax: 3_P5 •bti8 •t4 to / 15054416.215-(o From: e-►A K Vo G+t T Contents: tit g Ar PPt,i cA. � I No. of Page!, including corer. 45 Phony: 303.284-02e0 434 V1101.44Io Avenue. Carol Gables. Merida 33146 Fos: 305-264.0355 Eme;lh rehileces.eom etc_