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Civic
2006
Fuzzy Activism- Social Practice in Los Angeles
Panel Discussion
University of Kentucky
College of Design Visiting Committee
2005
Orange County Great Park
Design Jury
2004
Ari Bhod Foundation for Tibetan Cultural
Preservation Advisory Board
2003
Academy of Art University, San Francisco,
Advisory Board
2002
IDCA/Aspen Design Conference Board
1998
Woodbury University, Burbank, California,
Interior Design Advisory Board, 1998-present
1997
California Institute of Design and Digital Arts
Advisory Board, 1997
College Art Association Host Committee, 1997-present
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
Competition Juror Coordinator
1996
Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles, California,
“Progressive L.A.: Architecture”, Moderator, August 28
MAK Center, Los Angeles, California, “The Havana Project
Roundtable Discussion”, Moderator, April 15
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan,
“Re-Inventing Practice”, March 16
Functional Art Show Committee, Los Angeles, California,
1995
ACSA Administrators’ Conference, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, November 18-20
Beaux Arts Ball, SFMOMA, San Francisco,
Honorary Chairman, California
1994
AFI/Kauai Summer Institute Symposium,
“Imaging the Future: The Effect of the Digital
Revolution on Design”, July 21-24
1993
Helsinki Institute of Technology, Helsinki, Finland,
Symposium on Architectural Education, February
1992
University of California at Santa Barbara, Albert Frey,
Architect Symposium, March 6
Architectural Association School of Architecture,
London, England, External Examiner
1991
Princeton University School of Architecture
Advisory Council, Princeton, New Jersey, 1991 - 1996
Japan Architects Holiday Design Workshop, Nagasaki, Japan,
Nagasaki - An Urban Renaissance
Institute for Creative Thinking, Member 1991 - Present
1990
Aspen Design Conference Board of Directors
1989
Neuroscience’s and Eastern Meditative Practices Tutorial
for the Dalai Lama of Tibet, Observer
The Relationship Between Art and Architecture - Workshop 1 & 2,
Weisman Art Foundation, January 21-22 and July 20
Walker Art Center, Synthesis: Architecture Craftsmanship and Design, June 23-24
1988
Walker Art Center, Architecture As Sculpture Symposium, September
Mayor of Los Angeles Design Advisory Board 1988 - Present
“Perestroika: USA/USSR”, Principal Presenter, Telluride, Colorado |
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Lectures
2006
AIA Nevada, Keynote Speaker, March 9, 2006
2004
Palm Springs Desert Museum, Desert Edge Symposium
“In Between” March 20, 2004
AIA Orange County, Keynote Speaker
“Rotoworks” April 20, 2004
California State University Long Beach,
“The Creative Moment”, Teaching and Lecture, April 29-30, 2004
AIA Seattle, CSI Convention, Seattle, WA
“Thinking and Making” May 20, 2004
2003
University of Michigan
“Projects” September 5
University of Houston, Commencement Address
“Time Present” May 10
University of Kentucky
“On Louisville” April 7
Lucy Daniels Foundation
“Personal Architecture and Psychoanalysis” April 5
2002
Merton Retreat 2002: Spirituality and the Environmnet, June 2002
AIA Orange County, Fall 2002
Texas A & M University, Fall 2002
Los Feliz Libary Architectural Series, Los Feliz, CA
“Neighborhood Influences on Architecture” April 18
National Building Museum Panel Discussion
Washington, DC “Re-Imagining Ground Zero” April 7
2001
City College of New York, New York, NY, November 29
Portland State University, Portland, OR, November 15
Washington University, St. Louis, MO, April 3
2000
UCLA, Los Angeles, California, November 6
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, October 26
Spirit of the Senses, Phoenix, Arizona
“RoTo Works”, October 20
California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo, California
“RoTo Works”, October 9
ELEA 2000, Los Angeles, California, October 3
International Design Conference, Aspen, Colorado, June 14
Downtown Solutions Conference, Salem, Oregon, April 27-18
4th VA Design Forum, Virginia Tech University, March
1999
Spirit of the Senses, Phoenix, Arizona
“RoTo Works”, October 20
Pratt University, Brooklyn, New York
“RoTo Works:”, November 8
Metropolis, Wonderbrands West Convention, San Francisco, California
“RoTo Works”, November 12
Festival of the Faiths, Louisville, KY
“RoTo Works, November 20
University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
“RoTo Works”, Spring
University of Southern California, LA, California
“RoTo Works”, November 17
Polytechnic Univeristy of Puerto Rico, San Juan
“RoTo Works, October 9
Mundaneum 99, San Jose, Costa Rica,
“RoTo Works, July 2
AIA Western Mountain Region Conference.
Tucson, Arizona, August 28
University of Colorado, Denver, Colorado,
“RoTo Works”, March 8
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, April 26
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia,
“RoTo Works”, February 17
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1998
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia,
Dean’s Forum Lecturer
“The Teaching Practice”, November 6
Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana,
“The Teaching Practice” (with Clark Stevens), October
Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Keynote Speaker,
“The Teaching Practice”, October 29-30
AIA Kentucky State Convention, Lexington, Kentucky,
Keynote Speaker
“A Redefining of Practice: The Architect as Teacher
and Advocate”, October 23
AIA Arkansas State Convention, Fort Smith, Arkansas,
Keynote Speaker
“The Teaching Practice”, October 18
Aarhus, Denmark
“Body-Spirit-Technology/Technic”, October 7
Woodbury University, Burbank, California
“The Teaching Practice”, September 24
Masters of Architecture, Los Angeles County Museum
of Art, Los Angeles, California
“RoTo Works”, May 21
Texas A&M University, Texas
“RoTo Works”, April 30
NeoCon West, Los Angeles, California
“RoTo Works”, March 19
University of Texas at Austin Charles Moore House, Austin, Texas
“RoTo Works”, February 18
1997
University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
“RoTo Works”, December 10
Affiliates of the Central Arizona and Rio Salado AIA Chapters
Phoenix, Arizona
“RoTo Works”, November 20
AIA Colorado Design Conference, Denver, Colorado
“Compassionate Planning and Technology”, October
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, California
“ROTO WORKS”, October 15
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
“ROTO WORKS”, October 6
Woodbury University, Los Angeles, California
“ROTO WORKS”, September 25
Southern California Institute of Architecture, Los Angeles, California
“Merging Two Realities”, April 9
Desert Design Market and Conference, Phoenix, Arizona,
Keynote Speaker
“Strategic Collaborations”, April 2
American Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA)
Annual Meeting, Dallas, Texas
“Architecture: Material and Imagined”, March 16
1996
Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana
“Merging Two Realities” (with Clark Stevens), October 18
University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, California
“Merging Two Realities”, September 25
Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki, Finland
“Merging Two Realities”, May
Los Angeles Fin de Siglo International Conference,
Milan, Italy
“My Work in Los Angeles Since 1970”, April 29-30
Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana
“Merging Two Realities”, March 18
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan,
“Merging Two Realities”, March 16
University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
“Merging Two Realities”, February 15
Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina
“RoTo Works”, January 22
Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, Mississippi
“RoTo Works”, January 11
1995
ACSA Administrators’ Conference,
“RoTo Works”
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November 18-20
Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
“RoTo Works”, November 29
Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
“Merging Two Realities”, October 3
SCI-Arc, Vico, Morcote, Switzerland
“RoTo Works I”, October
MAK, Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, Austria, May 18
Catholic University, Washington, DC,
“Merging Two Realities” (with Clark Stevens), April
Washington University, St Louis, Missouri, March 27
1994
Iowa AIA Fall Convention, September 29
American Film Institute, Conference on Digital Media,
Kauai, Hawaii, July 5
Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, October
Ohio State University, April 6
Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, California,
“The Future: Functional or Fanciful?’, March
Ecole d’ Architecture de Bordeaux, March
University of Utah, “A Brief History of My Time”, February 18
1993
Nihon University, “Into The Work”
Japan Society on Shin Takamatsu
University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia,
Texas Technology University, Lubbock, Texas
CCAIA Monterey Design Conference, March 20
1992
SCI-Arc, “A Brief History of My Time”, Santa Monica, California
Sacramento AIA, “A Brief History of My Time”
University of Waterloo, “Current Research 3”
Ontario Association of Architects, “Current Research 4”, Convention 92’
University of Texas, The Dallas Museum of Art Theater, “Personal Becoming Public”
Yokohama Design Conference, “Current Research 1”
1991
Long Beach State University Design Forum
Notre Dame University
Japan Institute of Architects Convention, Nagasaki,
“Contemporary Practice and Education”
Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles,
“Mapping the Territory”, Isozaki, One Vector
Wisconsin AIA State Convention, Keynote,
“In the Vortex”
Princeton University, “Towards the Imaginary Vortex”
University of New Mexico, Lawrence Licth Memorial Lecture
“Towards the Imaginary Vortex”
University of Idaho
1990
Pratt Institute
AIA National Convention, Keynote
Lighting Institute of America, Los Angeles, California
Pacific Design Center Westweek, “Creative Interactions”
Order of Quebec Architects, Keynote
1989
Catholic University of America, Washington, DC
Louisiana Tech University, Louisiana
Lawrence Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
1988
AIA, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Keynote
Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana
University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Washington
1987
AIA Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland
Alcan Lecture, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
California State University at San Luis Obispo
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas
University of California at Los Angeles, California
Architectural Association, London, England
International Architecture Series, Sydney, Australia
Lawrence Institute, Detroit, Michigan
SCI-Arc, Vico, Morcote, Switzerland
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Colorado State Convention, Keynote
1986
Dallas Museum of Modern Art, Texas
Stadelscgule Fur Bildende Kunste, Frankfurt
Washington Alexandria Center, Washington DC
University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
1985
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
Shibaura Institute, Tokyo, Japan, “Current Works”
Tekko Kaikan, Osaka, Japan, “Morphosis, Current Obsessions”
1985
University of Southern California, Los Angeles
AIA San Diego, California
University of California, Berkeley
University of Texas, Austin
1983
University of California at Los Angeles, California
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington University, St Louis, Missouri
The Architectural League, New York
Western Edition, San Francisco, California
1982
Monterey Design Conference, California
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
1980
SCI-Arc, Santa Monica, California
1978
AIA Regional Conference, Newport Beach, California
Western Edition, San Francisco, California |
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Professional Honors
2007
AIACC Design Awards, Merit Award, Architecture and Art Building, Prairie View A&M University
AIALA Award, Twenty-Five Year Award,
2-4-6-8 House
2005
AIALA Award, Citation Award, Prairie View A&M University
AIALA Award, Citation Award, CD7 Neighborhood City Hall
Concrete Masonry Design Awards, La Jolla Playhouse
Merit Award
2002
AIA CC, View Silo House
Wood Design Award, View Silo Houe
1999
AIA National Design Award, Carlson-Reges Residence
1998
AIACC Design Award, Warehouse C
AIACC Design Award, Teiger House
American Institute of Architects Excellence in Education
Achievement Award
1997
American Institute of Architects College of Fellows
Inducted for Design and Education
1996
American Wood Council’s Wood Design Award,
Merit Award Nicola Restaurant
AIALA Award, Honor Award Carlson-Reges Residence
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Sinte Gleska University
AIACC Award, Merit Award Carlson-Reges Residence
1995
AIACC Award, Merit Award
Dorland Mountain Arts Colony
Sunset Magazine Honor Award, Carlson-Reges Residence
LA Business Council Urban Beautification Award,
Nicola Restaurant
Los Angeles Architectural Foundation,
“LA Winners” Award
1994
AIACC Award, Honor Award Nicola Restaurant
AIA Certificate of Appreciation
1993
Progressive Architecture Award
Citation Circolo Restaurant
1992
American Academy of Arts & Letters Award in Architecture
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
CDLT 1,2 House Addition
1991
AIACC Award, Salick Health Care Corporate Headquarters
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Yuzen Vintage Car Museum
1990
AIACC Award, Politix Retail Stores
Interior Award, Leon Max Showroom
AIACC Award, Leon Max Showroom
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Arts Park Performing Pavilion
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Higashi Azabu Tower
1989
AIACC Award, Merit Award
Cedars-Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Center
Progressive Architecture Award,
Arts Park Performing Arts Pavilion
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Crawford Residence
Progressive Architecture Award, Higashi Azabu Tower
1988
AIALA Award, Merit Award
Cedars-Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Center
AIACC Award, Merit Award Kate Mantilini Restaurant
National AIA Award, Honor Award
Kate Mantilini Restaurant
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
6th Street Residence
1987
AIALA Award, Honor Award 6th Street Residence
AIALA Award, Merit Award Kate Mantilini Restaurant
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Cedars-Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Center
Progressive Architecture Award, Kate Mantilini
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Prototypical Hamburger Stand
1986
AIALA Award, Merit Award Angeli Restaurant
National AIA Award, Honor Award Bergren Residence
AIACC Award, 72 Market Street
1985
AIALA Award, Merit Award 72 Market Street
AIALA Award, Merit Award Lawrence Residence
AIALA Award, Merit Award Bergren Residence
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Venice III House, Bergren Residence
1984
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Hermosa Beach Commercial Center
1982
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Western-Melrose Office Building
1981
AIALA Award, Sedlak House
1980
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Flores Residence
1977
Competition Honor Award, Citation
Sacramento Energy Efficient Office Building
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation
Riedel Medical Building
1974
Progressive Architecture Award, Citation Sequoyah
Educational Research Center |
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Solo Exhibitions
2006
London Architecture Biennale
The World in One City - A Sketch for London, June 16-25
1998
Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana,
“Sinte Gleska University: the process and the project,”
October 20-November 30
University of Virginia, Charlottsville, Virginia,
“Sinte Gleska University”,
November 2-13
University of Texas, Austin, Texas,
“Sinte Gleska University: the process and the project,” April 18-May 1
1997
Lannan Foundation, Santa Fe
“Sinte Gleska University”
1996
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, March 16-May 1
1992
Yokohama Pacifico Hall Center, Yokohama Japan,
“Current Research”, March 13-25
1991
Laguna Art Museum, Laguna, California,
“Morphosis: Making Architecture”, March 28-June 9
1990
Ballenford Architectural Books, Toronto, Canada,
“Morphosis , 1975-1990”, November 10-December 30
Gallery MA, Tokyo, Japan, “Parallel Activities,
June 23-July 30
Fenster Architekurgalerie, Frankfurt, Germany,
August 15-October 31
Aedes Galerie and Architecture Forum, Berlin, Germany,
“Morphosis”, June 20-August 6
Graham Foundation, Chicago, Illinois,
“Morphosis Recent Work”, May 23-June 28
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, California
“Three Houses”, March 2-May 6
1989
Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, Ohio,
“Morphosis Recent Work”,
July 20-September 1
University of California, Los Angeles, California,
“Morphosis Recent Work”
Walker Arts Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
“Three Houses”, May 14-July 23
Cheney Cowles Museum, Spokane, Washington,
“Morphosis Recent Work”, April 12-June 10
1988
2 AES Gallery, Art and Architectural Exhibition Space,
“Morphosis”, San Francisco, California,
September 15 - November 17
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
“Morphosis”, November 15 |
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Group Exhibitions
2001-2
Max Protetch Gallery, New York, New York
“A New World Trade Center”
1998
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
“City, Space + Globalization”, Michigan, February 18-March 4
1997
Dansk Arkitektur, Copenhagen, Denmark,
“Los Angeles Heteropolis USA”, May 19 - August 17
1996
University of East London, School of Architecture,
London, England, “Details”
1995
Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles, California,
“100 / 100 Exhibition’, March 7 - May 26
Santa Monica Place, Santa Monica California,
“Housing Around, The Playhouse Project, ‘Pemni’”
Sponsored by Architects for Shelter and Santa Monica Place, March 4
SCI-Arc, Los Angeles, California,
“Less Is More: Built Work for Less Than $100,000”
1992
The Steelcase Design Partnership for VECTA, New York, NY,
“Industrial Elegance”
Royal Institute of British Architects, London, England,
June 9-23
GA Gallery, Tokyo, Japan, “91 GA International”, February-March
Society for Art in Craft, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
“Architects as Artists: Artifice and Artifacts”, January 25-April 21
1990
Lameier Sculpture Park, St Louis, Missouri,
“California Lifeguard Towers”, March 14-May 28
USIA, Moscow, Leningrad, Donetsk, Soviet Union,
“Design USA”, September 1989-February
1989
Deutsches Architektur Museum, Frankfurt, West Germany,
“Architects Houses”, September 1-November 26
Gallery of Architecture, Los Angeles, California,
“Tangents and Outtakes”, July 1-August 12
Arts Park Performing Arts Pavilion, The Cultural Foundation,
Woodland Hills, California, June 5-July 31
Gallery of Functional Art, Santa Monica, California, January 7-March 6
Kirsten Kiser Gallery, Los Angeles, California,
“Modeling Paste Drawings”
1988
Aedes Galerie fur Architektur und Raum, Berlin, Germany,
“Berlin Denkmal oder Denkmodell”, September 2-December 2
Visual Arts Ontario, Toronto, Canada,
R.C Harris Water Filtration Plant, “Waterworks”, June 22-September 30
Kirsten Kiser Gallery, Los Angeles, California,
“Californian Lifeguard Towers”, July 8- August 13
Cooper-Hewitt Museum, New York, New York,
“What Could Have Been: Unbuilt Architecture of the 80’s”,
July 19 - October 23
National Academy of Design, New York, New York,
“The Experimental Tradition: Twenty-five Years of
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