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PNLE ARPS PROPERTY
FOLIO NO: 01-0114-030-1350
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CANCELED: NO ORIGIN: DC
OWNER NAME AND ADDRESS
SRI MIAMI VENTURE LP
200 S BISCAYNE BLVD STE 350
MIAMI_ FL
ZIP: 331312332
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
DUPONT PLAZA
PB 50-11
ALL OF BLK 5
LOT SIZE 107158 SQ FT
OR 17462-3723 1296 1
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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 CLUC: 13
VALUE HISTORY
YEAR: 2001 2002
LAND: 11,251,590 11,251,590
BLDG: 166,848,410 194,048,410
TOTAL: 178,100,000 205,300,000
HEX: 0 0
WVDS: 0 0
TOTEX: 0 0
NONEX: 178,100,000 205,300,000
GRSS TX:
CNTY TX:
CITY TX:
SALE AMT:206,620,900
SALE DATE: 12/1996
SALE TYPE: 1/I
KEY:
09/1994 05/1988
3/ 5/
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ACTION: 01
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Arthur J. Marcus
1450 Lincoln Road #806
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
305.467.6141
RESUME of EXPERIENCE
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.
REPRESENTATIVE ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS & CLIENTS'
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• Bridgeport Landing, Bridgeport, CT, Urban Designrarer
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 community 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 & Ferrel, P.A., New Legal Offices, Miami, Aventura
Six separate new interior architecture projects for international legal firm.
• Carrier Jewelers, 52ad 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
• Dresdner Bank. 200.000 sf. New York City
• Rudin McCloskey et al, Renovated Legal offices. Ft. Lauderdale
• UBS Warburg / Miami Agency: Interior Architecture
WORKING if R SwANKERAIDEK CONhELL ARC ITECTS 1983 -1988 (New lark Crn') & L999 - prrirht (it hamr
WORKING AS ARTHUR 1 MARCUS ALA ARCHITECT 11991- 19991 Mrami 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 24t° Street, Private Residence, Sunset Island #3, Miami Beach, FL
• 6390 S. W. 113th Street, Private Residence, Pinecrest, FL
PROJECPREVIOUSLYCOMP1 E"rcn WORKING WILY OTHER ARCH17rECTUR4L F7RMS
• 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 A CTI YI TIES
• Chairman of City ofMiarni 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 properties 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 support to allow their residents to live
independently by providing a secure and healthy environment. Both buildings are subsidized by 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.
• 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 period of 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 directl
with staff members of the CMB Department of Planning & Zoning & Historic Preservation
• Collin 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 MiMo buildings around Miami &
Miami Beach, which were exhibited in two MiMo photography shows; first in 2001 in Miami Beach at
the MBCDC Seymour Gallery and in March, 2002 at the Municipal Art Society in New York City.
EDUCATION
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Temple University
• Central High School of Philadelphia
POST GRADUATE EDUCATION
Harvard Graduate School of Design
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• New York institute of Photography
• Temple University Real Estate Institute
ARCHITECTURAL REGISTRATION
• Florida
• New York
• Pennsylvania
• California
• Washington state
• Member of the National Council
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
• American Institute of Architects
• National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
• Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
References available upon request.
Cambridge, MA
New York, NY
Philadelphia, PA
Master of Architecture
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Arts
1973
1970
1966
of Architectural Registration Boards for registration in all 50 states.
City of Miami
Honorable Commissioner Angel Gonzalez
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, Florida 33133
SIXTD ARCHITECT, INC_
ARCHITECTURE PLANNING INTERIORS
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March 26, 2002eve.(x)
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Re: Urban Design Review Board Vacancy
Dear Commissioner Gonzalez:
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. l contacted
Frank Castanera of your office and he faxed me the enclosed applic atioh.
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.
I would be honored to serve on this committee and would very much appreciate
your nomination to this post. I have not had the opportunity
would love to do so in the near future: Please feel free contao ct my you,
should you desire additional information.
Sincerely;
Rafael Sixto, AIA
180 Madeira Avenue, Coral Gables. Florida 33134
Phone: 305 569-2993 Fax 305 5Fa_07n4
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Ra - el 51 o, AI
180 Madeira Ave.
Coral Gables FL 33134
T. (305)-559-2993
DATE M,4 per- ZS
Rafael Sixta, 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 Contractor/1994/C00057568 (Inactive)
Rafael Sixto has 21 years experience in architectural design, planning, proj
management, preparation of contract documents, and field ►epresantatiorr
commercial, residential, and institutional projects. He has worked with some of
area's most renowned architectural finis, including Arquitectonica, Duany-Plan
Zyberk, and Spillls Candela & Partners, where he has been employed a senior architect His in-depth knowledge of the architectural field udes s
evaluation,master planning, design, feasibility studies, programming, consrructi
merits, and construction administration services. He has been the clients paint
contact on numerous projects, raping firms from the initial
design through construction project close-out He is also of schema;
permitting process, and understands the nature of politically sensitive familiar with codes; 11
also licensed as a Certified General Contractor in the Proles hasaael
extensive field experience. His active of Florida, and hf
Architects has won him manyoutstanding "� �$ A'�� institute �
Ad him to utstanding awards for service to the profession and hz
led
to the has President of the Miami Chapter of the American institute c
successful almunus. Hispexperience n e includes:
Miami in The Herald representing Miami -Dade as
Corporate Office
AAA Co rate Head uarte Orlando F A 660,000 SF facility consisting of two five-levE
curved wings bisected at the center by a prominent multistory
atrium leaving large
flexible open spaces for the office areas, computer center, and coconferear nce center.This facilm
has won several design awards including the Grand Award from NA!OP and the Award fo
Excellence from the Florida Chapter of the AIA. (Built, Spills Candela & Partners Inc.)
Banco Ganadero de Colombia Miami FL A 28,000 SF award winning corporate headquarter,
for the international Bank inciuding a three story atrium patio that organizes elements arsons
which open office and private office
spaces are grouped. The designer's task was to combine
design and cultural elements
s outh
South Florida. Built, Spillls Candela & Partners, American home base along with those ar
SunTrust Branch Bank Bal Harbour FL A new 15,700 SF Branch bank located at the Collins
Avenue entrance to Bal Harbour. The branch bank will serve retail banking,
and trust accounts. This 2-story limestone cad branch bank is aligned along the radial of
the adjacent street, (Built, Spillls Candela & Partners Inc) private banking spine
Citibank Global Consumer Rankin Head uarte Buenos
consists of a 3-story, approximately 260,000 SF of officesp Aires A entina. The project
and technology incorporated into the Rue mace utilizing American standards
several Citibank locations throughout Buenos Aires with environnrent The feel
efficient operation, a better work environment ana � objective ofcreating� consolmore idates
facility is organized around a central atrium that includesnew international bankin� The
data center, cafetena and a drive-thru branch bank wereincorporated monumental stairway.
(Built, Spas Candela & Partners, Inc. A central
rpaated into the design.
Southeast Financial Co •.rate A•ministrat. _
interrar office space planning of Can ct
er nen F. Union T.
consists of spty doors of in0500.000 SF for the bank's Florida Mia
25,000 SF each within a Est bitch headquartets. se,,, . The design,
represented the client at the field office during construction o►ii skYnse.Subseugenl to ales)
(Built, Dennis Jenkins Associates)
Bank of Boston Consumer Bankirrv_ HeaOauarters Sao Paolo. Brazil Intenor space nia
consisting of a 150,000 SF renovation to an existing ma -rise office building m the ce,
business district. The new design required the existing Boor layouts be comp►eteiy gurtec
MEP systems were introduced to the tower floors, and significani renovations maoe rc
central mechanical room. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.)
Government
Charlotte County Justice Center. Prmta Gorda. -EL A new 5 story, 162.500 square
courthouse. The facility contains space for the judiciary, court aammistratron, c►erk of coif state attorney, public defender and units of the sheriffs department. A total of nine courrroo
of various sizes are located in the upper two floors. One courtroom has been prov,oscr K state -of -the -an evidence display equipment. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, inc.)
Michigan Supreme Court, Lansing. MI The new 270,000 SF Hall of Justice Building is sired
the Capital Mall on axis with the historic state Capitol Building. The project consists of t
courtroom of the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Justice Chambers, one
Appellate
Appellate Court Judges Chambers, Clerk of Courts and Courts Administration. Profess,ori
services include master planning, schematic design, construction documentation. ar
construction administration. Value engineering is an integral part of the process. A 460-c,
underground parking structure is included in the design.
(Finalizing CD's, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.)
Ft. M ers General Mail Fad!' Ft. M ere FL. This 225,000 SF facility includes a 100.000 S
mail workroom with an 18 berth loading dock Administrative offices and employee suppoi
spaces comprise the balance of the program. (Built Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.)
C' of unrrse Fire Station No. 5 n ' F
apparatus bay for three Errs truck veh - This 16,000 SF facility includes ar
vehicles, eight dormitories for personnel, Ready Room, Dining
and Kitchen, Watch Office, Turnout Shift area, and supporting administrative
building also houses an Emergency Operations Center hardened for hurricane force winds anc
incorporating emergency communication systems.
(Under construction, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.)
C" of Sunrise C Hall Annex Police Substation and Fire 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 HaWY multipurpose space. in conjunction with contains a city services counter and amini- the Town Hall, the building program
9,830 SF of active area in the first level an3,850 SF of areaon. The intheire level dormitory
areas. The design establishesscue program contains
Hall Annex and the more utilitarian nature of the Fire Rescue the
uemore public civic
p program of the City
(Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.)
Healthcare
Veterans Administration Hos ital ina! ord In u n Tama F
Spinal Cord injury Unit incorporating rehabilitation facilities, recreational lservices,130,000
F
outpatient clinics, dining facilities and a special spinal cord injury h pharmacy, unit. (Spillis•Candela & Partners, Inc.) hospital -based hams care
Bascom Palmer E e Institute Palm Beach Gardens F
consisting of various types of eye Exam Rooms and admiiniist�rativ F facility pah clinic space
Spillis Candela & Partners, inc.) Y
space. (Uri -built,
Miami Children's Hos ital Miami F Catheterization tab addition within the h
space. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, inc.) ospitals existing
Miami Children's Hos ital Miami F Design of a 32 bed renovation for medical surgical wing
and support services. (Buhl, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.)
Residential/Hospitality
Palace Condominium Complex. Miami, Ft, This widely published resioentral cvmniex 4
of 255 apartments on 42 floors. The building's parking deck z integrated into a three
podium on which the apartment tower stands.
(Built Arquitecxonica International Corporation)
Atlantis Condominium Complex. Miami. FL A twenty story residential apartment comore,
a 37 foot long cube cut out of the center to create a 'sky court' for building resraents
building has won numerous design awards, including a Progressive Architecture award rr. (Built, Arquitec,onica International Corporation)
Sheraton Hotel. Fort Walton Beach, FL A mid -rise, 160 unit hotel complex with su.
functions.
(Un-built, Charles Giller Associates)
Sheraton Hotel, Eden Prairie, MN. Un-built mid -rise, 160 unit hotel complex.
(Un-built Charles Giller Associates)
Oceanfront Hotel, Fort Lauderdale, FL Renovation of a two story, 30 unit Inn. The S2 mil
dollar renovation included exterior and interior design services
(Built Charles Giller Associates)
Hibiscus House Coconut Grave FL A 4020 SF speculative residence published
Architectural Record Houses of 1983.
(Built, Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Architects)
Transportation
Miami International Ai T nrrinal xt nsion North Phase 11 Miami F
SF terminal addition and renovation to Miami international Airportin Addition to itsstorydesign, ti
project required planning the phases and sequence of construction to maintain existing termin
operations at all times. (Built, Spillis Candela & Partners, Inc.)
Executive Terminal Hanars and Maintenance Re • air Foci! '
Bradie international Ai Hartfo CT This 5i• nature 17,000 ht 5u... rt
terminal/operations facility for Signature Flight Support the largest ed a efixed base operator t
5F executry
Bradley International Airport. it also contains a 25,000 SF hangar and support
SF maintenance and repair facility and 45,000 SF ha ar/su sspace, a opt,
corporate jets for United Technoi � pport spaces to accommodat
tenant at Bradley. Hangar designs Fortune 100 company which is Signature's majo
coordination
of NFPA 409 foam firsuppressiol
systems and EPA approved disposal systems
Spittle Candela &Partners, Inc.)
Organization and Community Activities
As immediate Past President of the Miami Chapter of the American Institute of
Architects (AIA), I organized the AIA Miami Design Charrette in February 2001 to
help save Bicentennial Park from development of a baseball stadbm. 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.
I also chaired the AiA committee composed of members from AiA 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,
general public to discuss alternative Locations for a regional rport 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 morning session included
senior planning officials form the th-county
ports, airports, and tri-rail
Executive Director Joseph Giuletti. Former Miami Dade Aviation Department
Director Gary Dellapa moderated the panel discussion. The morning sion was
followed by an afternoon session at the FAU School of Architecture studio in
which a number of diagrammatic alternatives to a regional airport
location year 2020 were proposed. Press coverage of the event provided stimulus for the
other organizations to plan similar events, most notably the Greater Miami
Chamber of Commerce's recent event in which tri-county transportation issues
and goals were established.
This year, I have been appointed as co-chair to organize the AIA Florida annual
Design Workshop convention. AIA Florida is holding its annual convention a
Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables this year. Plans are underway to schedule t the
discussion on the recent gains and future prospects of the Citya Panel
Business District.of Miami's Central
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REPRESENTING THE INTEREST OF ARC THE COaaMUHRY AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMEN-
Officials Air the Need for 4th Airport
Ties arrive aoveareo rn me prtooe,
t4. 2001 earrnon of me Sourh Fprirxa
Sun -Sam roar one say aber Inc
Regions: Transit Vision Destge
woresnoo orl7anzea 0v AIA Miami_ It
Is revnnred wtm oermaston Prom die
Sours Fronga Sun-Seignef.
The first time aviation officials
said a new commercial arroon
was needed in South Flonda was
1955. Tne onginal terminal at For,
Lauaerdate- Hollywood
International Airport was nothing
more man a grotitied carport. with
outdoor gates and a hip htgn
fence to separate passengers
from planes.
The new airport PrOAloSel was
rejected by voters in 1959. And at
least seven other DraDosajs stnce
tnen nave met Me same tate.
Transportation officials. architects
and resioents from Broward.
Palm Beach and Miami• Daae
counties revisited Inc controver-
sial issue Saturday, as Dart at a
daylong gathenng to orainstorm
!peas for Inc tri- county reorons
airport needs tnraugn the rest or
the century
The worksnoa sponsored by the
Amencan Iristtute at Architects
was a tallow up to the Crhstates
Protect. a serves al stones in Inc
Sun -Sentinel last year that exam-
ined how the region could plan
better to accommodate the 6.5
million people expected to tali
Dv Mcrae! Tumoei. Transporyrron wire•
South Franca Home by 2020
Saturdays event was set before
Inc Sepietnber 11 21120 Cs. wnrcn
causes steep drops in tree num-
bers of passengers flying and
forced airports around the coun-
try to retnmk their expansion
plans.
But most m anendance ag
Mat arrpon pranning can't s
because the aviation industry
eventually rnaxe a strong come-
back
'The aviation industry is wound-
ed. Out not monahy wounoed -
said Gary DeltaDa, a former
Miami Daoe aviation director who
moderated the discussion. 'I hrm-
ly believe h will reburtd stronger
than ever.'
with airport traffic forecast tL
double over Me next decade. its
expected ail Three of the reports
main anions will be operating
beyond caoacny by 2020. A run-
way alone can take 15 to 20
years to build tram the hme it is
conceived.
Nannder Jotry. assistant dnector
of the Miami -babe Aviation
Department. said the region must
plan for new technology that wil
bring larger planes that can seat
more tnan 500 people "How you
plan tor runways and termtnats is
totally diherent roan the design
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for 727s or 747s ' Joiiv Sa:c
Two broups favored Du la r c
new fetDon it Inc Buda- tier:
soutneast of Lake Okeechobee
sauln Perm Beacr. Counn art
connecting it to Tne metro are
easy of the Evergiaoes via mg -
specie ran
reed
tap Tne other two groups prererref
wilt improving the three existlnc
major airports to their tulles'
potential and lilting them to Inc
area's seaports with tellable tran-
sit 'service before expfonng the
need for a fourth airpon.
Dr. Peter Magyar. founding direc-
tor and professor of the Fianna
Atlantic University School of
Architecture. said Saturdays pro-
posais weren't Pricing but mean!
to spur Inc regron's governments
to get senous about addressing
tong -term transportation needs.
'This data the communrtys men-
tion.' tie said.
An arrpon at Homestead is nec-
essary. Miami- Daoe oniciais
have argued. because Miami
Intemahonal Airport is expected
to be at capacrty within 15 years
1 with little room to expand. But
environmental groups have coun-
tered the airport would endanger
nearby Biscayne and Evergiaoes
national pans
Yoram tenacity Areneftsure Week has been oloug► t teck wine trash and
oLlooloos trio It is
see tie n
sae mums d Aitri ae waste a >o
by cur
arm& Marro IHeraid insert eek being �given Inccharmer greater
espouse. and thanks to member tuns
generous atp semis an educational So
Me tattle about ruchiteas. tuvatiley k s ecause arts dares Of
datacieseleres that
and Merl dediated Wand of Praahrs
Mary less s° icriticarx . smhaft des habeen made ccusE1e.
'below this year has also
titanic for comer t x about few defeg pisioent test r.
� Chaplet and arehoe Hiram 2ss[ar at
ancl peeler foie on rss+ees of
Grime)forCar poneruney I and cur moue q Draftsmen.
al as arcreeas and uteri
5Mites loh°� ct mange1 wit ems, anddui
beccri to make a enemy r report Ear we
hose er
thasyegr the AKA► a week tarter
a new WNWpo-
rizes allefrainte tenons Cater' f ." Bcsrryea Park br
were preserved to
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2001 Meritorius Service Awards
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The Pa iuron Wino AiA
▪ rite AiA snail be to organize
'eliowsmo rite rnemaers tar the
orpiessior to promote Inc
Genfr c and ora[hcai anic,
atessigr. to advance the so,-
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ecture to ensure the aavanr:e.
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der,
an institute or Architects
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was lounoea in 1929
Daisy Alvarez - Mike Braziaysky
Virgllio Campanertia. Assoc. AM - Juan Crtespi. A1A
Javier Crzsz. AM - Marlin Diaz-Yabor. AM
David Feinberg. Alq - Jerome Filer. FAIA
Bruce Ford. Assoc. AM - Bernard b oravftz. AM
Michael Kashtan. Ally- - Edward Lewis AM
Michael Kerwin, AIA -forge Kuperaran. AM
Christopher Lenave, Assoc. AL4 - David Ilbttberg. A!.4
Photography Exhibition to Highlight Boom Time
Before the Vietnam War. more
Watergate. before Reaoanomics
mere liven an era of infinite opti-
mism unaoasned decadence and
me pursuit of fun. Trim cynic time.
from 1945 to 1965, was captured
in file arcnlrectural style of Miami
Modem. or MIMo.
Even more wnlmsical than the Art
Deco of South Beach. the MIMo of
Norm Beacn. Surfsroe and Bal
Haro❑uras well as areas of
Biscayne Boulevard. featured
boomerangs. accordion fin walls
anc cneese-Hole masonry, yet
was sleek anc elegant with danng
anoies and tines. Shinrng exam-
ples include Miami Beach's
'onterne❑ieu Huton. Eden Roc
and Carillon Hotels
Tne boldness ana whimsy of this
era is hlghliomed rn an exhlbrtron
series entitled Miami Modem
Arcnttecture - A Pnotograpny
Exhibition from October 1-
Decemoer 16. 2001. at me
Sevmour. me new home of the
Mrami Beach Community
Development Corporation, 945
Pennsyrvanra Avenue in Miami
Beach as part of Design -
Architecture Day 2001 The exhi-
bition features the wrtthy extrava-
gant troorcal modern arcnnecture
of Miami and its New York
cousins.
The exhibition senes ceteorates
architecture from the 1950s and
early 1960s. a time of wldesoread
optimism and naive confidence rn
tne future. This uniouely American
by Rama!, C. Raonrs,pn Jr
aestgn style was emmortatrzea in
hundreds of buitorngs. ranging
tram single-family homes to aoan-
ment autldlngs to synagogues and
hollers. in the North Beacn sectron
of Miami Beacn and even Several
New York City oullarngs, mowing
the Metr000irtan and Arnencana
hotels. tnrougn Me work of Morns
Lapidus.
"This is a terrific opoorturtny for se
North Beacn." said Jerry Ltboin. C
president of the North Beach
Development Corporation. This I
exhlbrtron provides a strong C th
endorsement to e architecture of o
North Beacn. whtcn will promote Be
tounsm, investment. and pncle rn C
our community. We know what P►e
histonc preservation and arcnrtec- C
ture did for South Beam. and now Be
Cr
2001 Awards and installation Banquet
AiA Miami nerd its 47th annual
Awards and lnstalfatron Banquet
or Novernoer 15. 2001 at the
Blnrnore Hotel in Coral Gables.
Over rwc nunoreo and fifteen
cnaoter members and supporters
eniovec an ooen-arr reception
overloocino the pool. musrc by
Gruoo t-taoanero. tine throng and
trio ambiance tor wnreh the
Bllrmore rs so well Known,
Tne goal of tree awards program r5
tc recognize ano promote goodfym
architectural aestgn by roentrg
ana oublrclzrng worthy protects
ano inorvrauals
DUPONT ZODIAQ (
It s a new category of surfacingmaterials ana a new brand from
DuPont Zoaraae quartz surfaces
introduces new oossibilrties tor
Surface applications in cdmmer-
aai and reslaentlal rntenors
Combining non. arstinctive aes-
tnetics wrrn rename performance.
Zo iaQ[J otters exoanae0 oppor-
tunities for creativity ana canton
freedom.
WHY QUARTZ?
Quartz is one of the earth most
aounaant materials and also one
or the most ;rimming Quartz
crystal makes aazzung Jewelry
Thirty-five awards were nameout m categories mctudm
Architecture, Interior Desrg
Lanoscaoe Archuectur
Engineering. Preservauo
Contracting, Developmen
Photography. Eaucatron
Government and Public Service.
Members of the Soutn F1ono
oesign community were also rec
ognuet tor their outstanding Con
tnbutions to Ire profession
Professor Jaime Canaves. FAIA
of the Fit) 5cho01 of Architecture
was awarded the Sliver Medat for
Service. the highest honor
stop to power tne most accurate
timepieces Quartz is extremely
hard. with unusual strength
depth- manly and raarance.
These are some of the reasons
wny DuPont chose Quartz as theot
core ingreent for Zodiac*.
THE MATERIAL
DIFFERENCES OF ZODIAO®
Zoarao9 has its own oeptn ana
Character. wnn uniaue aesthetics
suggesting a feeling of enlight-
ened luxury and an attltuoe of
bold soonrstrcation. Cool. tranquil
and sparkling. Zodiagtj catches
ano reflects hgnt. capturing the
radiance of auartz crystal.
by Jahn FOraes. AIA
a beslowea upon a member. for ills
9 exemplary service ana tedrea-
n. Iron
e. Among the new
n, awards this
t. year was the
. Community
Leaeershrp for
Architecture
a Award present-
- ed to Dr
Mooeslo A.
. Maidtaue.
Preslaent.
Florida
International
nlversny
and consisten-
cy 01 color;
autarties that
offer boundless
potential in hor-
izontal and ver-
bral Surfacing
applicationsSTRENGTH
Zodraq® es
characterized
by sucienor
strength and
durability.
Because h is
CoMposit of auarCe. Zodraq®
has exceptional toughness ana a
fad
we nave the same opoonurn:,
Nonn Beach
The senes will be ars0laveo at rite
Municipal An Society in New York
City rn spring 2002. after wnicn fi
will return to Miami for an exoanc-
er7 exhrbrnan
Miami Modem Architecture -
Photography Exhibition is or
cited by the Urban A
ommipee of Miami Beach.
crytc group wnacn Draws attentro
0 the built environment. Th
ommrnee works wan its affiliate
rgantzathons. lnctudrng Maimach Community Devetoprnen
orporatepn. Miami Desig
nervation League. Indian
Association. and Norm
aeh Development Corporation.
A
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ns
a
n
e
n
This was the first year that AIA
membership was not required for
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An Executive Message
Wee Bfaybveity
oy Mute Brerraysrry
Seotember 11. 2001 brought three new words to
our vocabulary, TERRORRISM. SAFETY &
SECURITY. This theme has peen prevajent time
atter time in everything we aD in our dairy involve-
ment and In wnat ever we 00. As a matter of tact. AIA National is coming out with a new pamphlet
about security. Tne new way we aestgn structures
ano buildings will be avariabie at our offices. If you
would like one just call us and we will put asroe a
proviorng to our memxrs and to be cweask an
up. This Is a tree service we are
by to pax mem up. The Crtabmer is being you chargedo t7e tor enbuga to pour
coming by will here us Betray tne mailing them. and your
cooperation. Lives must go on We m t e horror your
this rrageoy that has touched
as we so close
to from the at
tXted all of us CID3e home.
Our Chanter hasn't slowed down in our activities. The last couple at
months nave been as busy as we have ever been. Between electing
a new Board of Directors, which is taking office on January 2nd 2002.
Architecture Week . and me Regional Transit Vision la took at the
transportation neeos of the future at the t on aviation;- our work loan and those of our area wvttte a members has
peen non-stop. We also recentty hosted our 47th Ann jndAw his
Banquet. Annual and Awards
This Design Awards
Contoetmon brought out the
best of the crop and the
largest number o1 entries
tnat hasn't been seen for a
wnite. And for the grand
finale our Design Award
Presentation and Installation
Dinner was very wet' attend-
ed. and most everyone was
very creased writ an enjoy-
able evening that was snort
ano sweet. What we have in
store tor next year are new
programs expanding on
wha: we have offered in the
oast Stay tuned ano
PLEASE reaa our lases and
our reminoer5. Don't pro-
crastinate - get rnyolvea. we
need your Support. As we
approach the end of 2001 we
wish you a healthy and
Happy New Year full of pros-
penty. health. ano that the
trageay 01 September 1Ith
will never happen again.
image above: linage of iris unreeng
entry in me AIA AtiYulacture ss*
SeriO aste Coinppalson
Installation Banquet
submission although memberscontinued
mission lees received a srgnrticam Discount for stir}
The jurors tor this years Design awards were Enrique No„en of TEN
Arqurrectos. and Enrique Larrartaga of tne University of Caracas in
Venezuela. courtesy of Fionpa International Untvers
Architecture The furors were very impressed we overall guairty of
Inc submittals
wart Me s School of
Ail awaro winners were also mentioned in a subsepuern article in the
South Florida Business Journal. Winning ernnes wilt
cesolaeed a,
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AIA Mia
2001 Officers End Dirtiest
Office
Rafael Sirto. A
Fresur
John Forbes. Al
Presgarnr-res•
Bernard Zyscownah. Alt
simrsarrerrrissury
Candid° °Winona. AIA
Angel Seoul. II. AIA
vice ern
Directors
Recta M. Salamis. AMA
Haired SOTO, AIA
DaDnne Gum.A1A
Marlin DiaZ-YaoO(.AIA
M.cnael Kerweat, MA
LDuroes Soiera. AIA
Jorge S. Kuoeiman. AIA
Marrys Nepm/we:No. AIA
State Directors
Javier Cruz. AIA
Jaime Cameos, FAIA
Eaward Lewis. AIA
Juan Cream, AIA
immediate Past P►es/oertf
Eckman Lewis. MA
Ragiorta/ State Director
Rouen Jerome Filer. FAIA
Associate Direct
ors -
Bruce Fora. Assoc AIA
Veva° Campanena. Assoc AIA
Partiantenaerr n
Javier Cna. AIA
Honorary A/einbeis
Dean EkzateV1 Maier-Zyoerk. FAIA
Ur/wormy of Mani.
School or ArCnggcuai
Dean Juan Antonio bueno, ASLA
Florida krteniationai University
Schomer Autartecy,rre
Chapter staff
'AAMei (Mike) Braztaysky
\ &ew e. Ammer
poihts
Arauitectonrca
Miami City Ballet
Company 5tuaros
& Heaaauarrers
Miami Beach,
Frorraa
SDjU:s. Candela
DMJM
Cape Coral City
Hail
Cane Coral,
Florroa
Manrvs R.
Neoomec ie. AIA
Infill Housing.
Littre Haiti
Miami. Fronde _"
American institute of Architects, Miami Chapter p 200
Mateu. Carreno.
Rrzo & Partners
Casa Gator
Gainsvilfe,
Excellence in Architecture Florida
Mateu, Carreno,
Rao & Partners
Luminaire
Corporate
Headquarters &
Warehouse
Award of Merit for Design iamr
Archrteknics Inc.
Banyan Manor
Coconut Grove.
F.onoa
Oppenheim
Architecture &
Design
Govenor Hotel,
Miami Beach.
Flo
UnbbuiltAward of Excellence forrtda Design
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Mateu. Carreno,
Rao & Partners
Charles Wharton
Johnson Pavilion
Clearwater.
Florae
wards
Albarsa.
Musuman0
Architects
Roads Tower
Wham. Flonaa
Dpoenherrr
Arcnrtecture &
Desrgn
Sky
Condomrnrum
North Bay
'wade. Florida
M.O. Harry & L4S
Associates
3nam Center St se
Expansion ' bun-;" t if
Florida j
international
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University !�"-
non Arbesu
uth Florida
'rronmental
.rch Center
:ml Beach,
Florida
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AlA Miami Silver Medal Award
The Highest Honor Award Bestowed Upon a Member
Jaime Canaves, FA1A
Jarosz, Rosello.
Balboa
Architecture &
Design
Ca'Bella
Residence
Surfside, Florida
Spillis. Candela
DMJM
Consolidated
Rental Car
Facility
Ft. Lauderdale
Intl. Airport
nbuilt Award of Merit for Design
Alexander Perez
Biscayne
Shopping Center
Inter Modal
Station
Master Plan
M
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poiifts
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
•Chad Oppenheim of Oppenheim Architecture and
'arenng to me needs of cnents with huge expectations and in some Design
Opnennerm believes one aoesn7 nave to De small to enjoy livingono works rig end burrs. if
sroneo etllceent,y and etlecrivety a small space could be cozy a an In less
1 quarters. d
more aMardsbre and less la clean and
'C;Drenf of numerous de5rdn distinctions scion as Inc 2 maintain.
.e on me caner Desrgnrng for 5mal15naces Thursaay November 7. 2007. Architecture Awarre. OApenerst
,-come Des,on Snow in N.Y.C. Using a 500 square foot Grp am.NYCat the apartment
and Digest
?re toot Mlam, Beacn Florida penthouse as examples, Oppenheim
explained
x l apt process and oann 800
ert-
ng small spaces Info areal arcnrtecturat aoverrtures. Den nhmm ims. Sp the ot i 01 convert -
rag
Oppennerm ctarms. Space constraints requires and msbrres creativity on the pats Of tree hem and our clients".
Opbenne,m. NCA.RB, AIA. is the founding pnncrpal of Oppenheim architecture and Design. a hrgh-
TrrleLf team of experts in au aspects of the artxrrterrure . urban planning. manor. ana product assign
-ocess. OCoenne,m nas won numerous lnternet:oriel Cptnpetltiarts and his work has been exhibited in
gaiter,es New York_ Miami. and Rome. He nas lectured and taught at FIU, Cornell, and New Jersey
:r:ure of Tecnnoragy and nas published two books with Connell University PresS His work will be fea-
tured in Elle Decor ,n December 2001
+',ex Bor, Pants nas Wean awar0ed me NPCA (NaridRBi Paints & Castro *Flex Bon Paints
9s Asaorlanorr) 2007 Paint
Manufacturer of the Year Award
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president's
messa
cnntinur
Commissioner
war Jor>rrry Wreons Waterton! Advadnr Co .mac aro was vi
mop memo
taotYX,pra err O°sermon on
Elie:enamel Park ear clew mere 400 oeoc
m"'ay. The session oeov,oea ideas that ue ri]aoev tea r,
'few =mat to- tie cork leemang vast amour al _ _
smelter scale ckge , tat hall batter nerve Inc Darks waterfront =aim T.*
aremdn for DeyeeOrnent ot are park � � hna �� as the arm
Arco n recent weeks. MA Mani selectee venous onmors or ore affront se.
tame sons. in the a Manse1f a pa is the Said" Flom rem c oa
rat Cooe
T d generated on Orecosing were 1O-ss for txue moor
r1'se eve aNeis gThen. f i endus valet comas newthererolese Deemed tT
Arrtr acts was at tie Orators on issues relating toSmart Gro maae a
Arhd yet al et Mese oesaq, lNorm wets m ar valuscia wants Mat or tread *shoutsaod,cst9 ef1yl d ire
pter nas traloadrodyprovoact We
lovIne sire battle vial oeveiccers and,� newest grows en
our Inc miss sow van ire AMA's morcerry1hBcerrrrasson pti vote oW not go
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:s Gecemoer Board macho meDirectors
•A!A rand to Hire Public Relations Team Warn canines to moose es rote as a
oes nrm, to ne.p r meet Inc cnaorear 0/ D,r ors approved retaining Inc services of a odmrrny. vroers have *ncindv ry and . �. strong and a>Ikare Puking te v relevance
n ore
ofessiera, puo»c reralrote services is apositrons. and events. Presraent Pelee! Surtto public ana goal Incthe chapter has sought for years ! ! the
word out about the important role architects t will
hemp us get
pray in our communities."
res
presrdet?t's
•Solutla. inc. 'DesigningDisasters e is
A Free Hurricane Symposium That Civet Architects Resistant Buildings- �+
4 Drsasrer Resistant Buuoin• Itects An Inside Track On gs,.
gs. a free nu Storm Protection. For representing
essona,s will Resistant
from g a.m - 2.30 am.. Friday. A1A Miami rn his m
hurricane symposium for architects and building +noustry Fran
!CS rearnrng envrrbnmenr, and rnCtuae Decemoer 14. the symposium meeting with Selvadbr8n Presroenf
and leading the F!U ravage Las Colinas. and for r eating
Brenner series of events to merge win those
events of Architecture Week -
Jaime Canvas, FAIA
For his leadership role m just about every dingle event of the
Chapter this year, including design cnarettes. Inc Permit by Affidavit
issue. leading Inc new Office Relocation efforts. DTE. assisting wen
organizing Inc Golf Tournament. and Cnarnng this Annual Awards
Banquet -
John Forbes, AIA
us news aeoul ra COm
Yourself or your flan for pub taboo. Ale ~mbar
space avagaae bears. Morena, should a 0M0ywp On oak Or Mi r Yr1
aVlhhMrra,1 dry �+ed and will � +• d/re�b � e
a-r,w.t to tile Gy,pu, cool.
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cress from former s a plant tour. a irve arr,cnnan deR10RStradon a keynote
National Hurricane Director Bob Sheets and presentations from maustry, experts.
Parucrbaring arcn,rects will receive lour AIA Health. Safety, and Welfare Learning Units
,amnc Disaster Resistant Burla,ngs' prov,aes current information twat ardor
''•V �roroa Buudrng Cone goes into effect. This event rs
acts will need anutactur-
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group manufacturers o/ Keepgafe itfax,mum and Saflex protective rnterfayers
'no Symposium well be offered from 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Friday
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vet rot in reading Inc chapters Continuing Eaucatron Program.
ecrure role m DTE. organizing architectural tours dung
rNeek, and lending valuable assistance m Inc AIA
egiortal Transit Vision Design Workshop -
Felicia Salazar, AIA
For her role in Charnng Inc many events 01 Architecture Week. for
pm� S nimbly. and far a veal roe in editing
r and making Inc Miami Herald Special
too long to enumerate . role in numerous other chapter aermtes
Loonies Soler., AIA
For his special insights and valuable role in Me Bicentennial Par*
Design cfmeerfe, for his vast
mg input on the Penner by Affidavit process 's. aorrt. and time con t,-
stnp of this Annual Awards Banquet
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and tor Ms co eharmran
YOUR PRESIDENT IN 2003
uve Commnree
Sara AIA
rtment Affairs
reso, AIA.
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Assoc:afe AIA Members
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ce vaue Esters ASSDC 4IA
Roo. Assoc Ala
were rsaoeua Assoc. Ala
AIA Members
Camara JOtpe Ara
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Erik Vogt
134 V1labelia Avenue
Coral Gables, FL 33146
(305) 2844-0280
Education
1997 - 1999 Yole University
School of Architecture New Haven. CT
Master of Environmental Design
1988 - 1992 University of Miami
School of Architecture Coral Gables, FL
Bachelor of Architecture, cum Iaude
1985 - 1987 New York University
Tisch School of the Arts New York, NY
First and Second Year Film Program
Professional Experience
Registered Architect - 7 995, State of Florida * 15317
2000 - Present Khoury & Vogt, Architects
Principal Coral Gables, FL
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
2000-2001 Yale University
School of Architecture
Critic & Teaching Assistant to Demetri Porphyries,
Andres Duany, and Lon Krier,
Upper -Level Design Studios
Miami, FL
Miami, FL
Guilford, CT
New Hoven, CT
1997-1995
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 Miomi School of Architecture
Master of Architecture Program
Instructor in Drawing
Design & Architecture Senior High School Miami, FL
Dade County Public Schools
Adjunct Faculty in Design - 1 Ott,, 1 1 th, and
12th Grade
Academic Honors
1998 Yale Club of New Haven Scholarship
1997 Connecticut Architecture Foundation / Charles Dubose Scholarship
1992 University of Miomi Excellence in Design Award - Fourth/Fifth Year
1991 International Design Education Foundation -
Scholarship Aspen Conference
1991 University of Miami - J. A. Sleffion Award
1990 University of Miami Excellence in Design Aword - Second Year
1990 Connecticut Architecture Foundation / Charles Dubose Scholarship
1989 University of Miami Excellence in Design Award word - First Year
Exhibitions/Competitions
2001
l'On Bridge Competition
First Place Award
1998 New London Gateway Competition
First Place Award
1994-5 University of Miomi Exhibit of Student Work
Triennale 11 of Architecture and Urbanism
University of Notre Dome
1994 Greenport Waterfront Park Competition
Selected for exhibition - Von Alen Institute
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ACSA/Wood Council Design Competition
Second Place Award, Open Submissions
New Haven, CT
Coral Gables, FL
Mt. Pleasant, SC
New London, CT
Bologna, holy
South Bend, IN
Greenporl, NY
Publications
2001(forthcoming) Yale and New Hoven: A{. Urban anclArchitectitml History
Vincent Scully, Catherine Lynn, Erik Vogt, and Poul Goldberger
2001 Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin, 'The Trumbull Art Gallery'
1996 Between Two Towers, Vincent Scully
Venous drawings
1994 Redlands: A Preservation and Tourism Plan, Rocco Ceo and
Margot Ammidown (1995 Progressive Architecture Research Award)
Various drawings
Member Congress for the New Urbanism
Institute for Traditional Arrhiteciure
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Scheider, Sylvia
From: Nardi, Maria
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 8:21 AM
To: Scheider, Sylvia
Subject: RE: UDRB
Thank you.
Original Message
From: Scheider, Sylvia
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 11:36 AM
To: Nardi, Maria
Subject: UDRB
The terms of the UDRB members will expire next September. 1 am
scheduling the item for September 11 agenda. The Code states that
During the qualification process, professional organizations such as the American Society of
Architects and the American Society of Landscape Architects shall be encouraged to submit names of
persons and their qualifications to the City Commission through the City Manager.
1 have some old resumes from last year 1 can include, but can you
generate new ones also?
SyYvia Scheider
Sylvia Scheider
Assistant City Clerk
250-5367
8/6/2003