• NEXT/the future-shaping generation
• CALL FOR IDEAS – Architecture Week 2004: Design-In Marathon
• June 21-23: Eastern Ergonomics Conference and Exposition
• Book Talks @ the Center for Architecture:
  - June 21: The Storm and The Fall by Lebbeus Woods
  - June 22: Building Security Handbook for Architectural Planning and Design by Barbara A. Nadel
• June 22: Comparing Building Codes (breakfast included)
• June 23: Wishing Garden Unveiling
• The Architecture of Movie New York
• July 1 Deadline: RFEI
• Long Range Plan
• Green Gangs at the Center
• Go Online, Learn to Green Schools
• Tidings from the Windy City: The AIA Convention of 2004
• And the Winners Are… ENYA; Eastman; Papadatos Partnership; Françoise Bollack Architects; Joseph Bresnan, FAIA
• Caples Jefferson Architects/Lee Timchula Architects: Queens Theatre-in-the-Park
• On the Boards: Gruzen Samton Architects: Student Support Services Building at Medgar Evers College
• Names in the News
• On View: "AustriaWest: New Alpine Architecture"; "At the Ansonia Hotel: A Broadway Landmark Turns 100"
• New York Foundation for Architecture News: Salvadori Charrette
  
• Deadlines
• Members in May
• Kudos for Architalkers
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An Exhibition featuring the work of dozens of emerging architects and designers, including the winner and 17 runners-up of the Metropolis Next Generation Design Competition, and the 15 architecture firms profiled in Oculus Spring 2004 issue “New York Next: Faces of the Future”. Opening reception: Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 6 p.m.
Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place, (between Bleecker and West Third Streets)
RSVP: rsvp@aiany.org

Exhibition will be on view July 1 - August 7, 2004

The Center for Architecture invites architects, planners, engineers, interior designers, preservationists, environmental and industrial designers, artists, landscape architects, urban designers, developers, public agencies, contractors, subcontractors and manufacturers to participate in a daylong program on Tuesday, October 5, illuminating interdisciplinary work. In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Center's opening and Architecture Week, the 2004 Design-In Marathon will explore the intersection of three themes related to Collaboration:

• Collaboration in Practice
• Collaboration in Design
• Collaboration in the Arts

Due Date for Submissions: July 15, 2004
Click here to learn more!

The Third Annual Eastern Ergonomics Conference and Exposition will be held at the Crowne Plaza Times Square. On June 22nd at 10:15am, Michael Melnik, President of Prevention Plus, will deliver the keynote address, "Maximizing Participation, Motivation, and ROI in Your Ergonomics Program." The National Ergonomics Conference & Expo will be in Las Vegas November 30-December 3, 2004. For more information and to register, click on link above.

June 21: The Storm and The Fall by Lebbeus Woods

The body of theoretical work by Lebbeus Woods focuses on buildings of crisis, and his designs have taken on new significance since the destruction of the World Trade Center. In "The Storm and the Fall," Woods brings his visions to a new depth. His talk, on Monday, June 21 at 6:30pm, will focus on two recent installations: the Houghton Gallery at Cooper Union, NYC, and the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, Paris. The event, sponsored by Princeton Architectural Press, is free of charge; to register e-mail russell@papress.com.

June 22: Building Security Handbook for Architectural Planning and Design by Barbara A. Nadel New York architect Barbara A. Nadel, FAIA, will be at the Center for Architecture on Tuesday, June 22, 6:30-8:30pm for the NYC launch of her new book, "Building Security Handbook for Architectural Planning and Design" . The book presents detailed case studies, best practices, and security guidelines from over 30 professional firms, national, state and city agencies and nonprofit organizations. The event, sponsored by McGraw-Hill, is free of charge; to register e-mail Shinoa Matos at Shinoa_Matos@mcgraw-hill.com, or call 212-904-5986.

On Tuesday, June 22, the Real Estate Board of New York and AIA New York Chapter are co-sponsoring "International Building Code vs. New York City Building Code: A High Rise Apartment Building Case Study." Alan Goldstein, AIA, Partner, Costas Kondylis & Partners, Michael S. Gelfand, AIA, Partner, Gruzen Samton, and Joseph C. Razza, P.E., Senior Consulting Engineer, Rolf Jensen & Associates will present a New York City high rise residential building designed in accordance with the NYC Building Code and illustrate the differences if it were to be constructed under the IBC. Registration and breakfast: 8:30am; seminar: 9:00-10:30am. Cost (w/breakfast): $20 (there is no charge for City employees, but you must have a reservation); credit: 2 CES/HSW. Yale Club, 50 Vanderbilt Ave, 18th floor. Click on link above for more information and registration form, or call Susi Moore at 212-616-5232.

The public is invited to the celebration of The Wishing Garden, a sculpture garden project on the campus of the Sun Yat Sen Intermediate School, 113 Hester Street (between Eldridge and Forsyth) in Chinatown, on Wednesday, June 23 at 1:00pm. The project was realized with the assistance of Hester Street Collaborative, a design-build community-based non-profit established by Leroy Street Studio - and profiled in the spring issue of Oculus. For further details, contact HSC at info@hesterstreet.org or call 212-431-6780.

Based on the award-winning book Celluloid Skyline: New York and the Movies (www.celluloidskyline.com), and illustrated with rare and unusual film images gathered by the author during his decade-long research effort, this series of four talks will offer a lively exploration of the architectural and urbanistic lessons that "movie New York" -- the dazzling cinematic metropolis created by filmmakers in Hollywood and on location in the city itself -- can offer the planners and designers (as well as non-professional aficionados) of the real city. All talks start at 6:30 p.m.at the Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place with a reception to follow. Each evening: $15, Entire series: $45, CES Lus: 1.5 for each event. Registration: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=69007 June 30: Emerald Cities July 7: Street Scene July 14: Domestic Elaborations July 21: Edge of the City

The Van Alen Institute and the Architectural League, in cooperation with the Hugh L. Carey Battery Park City Authority, announce a Request for Expressions of Interest from architects, industrial designers, media designers, and others for the creation of a "multi-disciplinary design for a prototypical interactive public installation for civic exchange" for lower Manhattan. Click on link above for details.

As many of you know, the Chapter Board appointed a Long Range Plan Task Force to update the Chapter's long range plan. To view the latest version of the Chapter's 2004 Long Range Plan, click here.

The Jets and Javits green stadium and green roof joined together at the Center for Architecture on June 14th. Now on view through early August at 536 LaGuardia Place is one of the most environmentally advanced stadium projects in the world, conceived to host the 2012 Summer Games, the New York Jets home games and a variety of conventions and convocations complementing the activities of the soon too-be-expanded Jacob Javits Convention Center. Both parts of the Hudson Yard's proposed Convention Corridor were presented in an afternoon press conference by Robert Boyle (chair of the Javits Center), Jay Cross (president of the NY Jets), Sam Spata of HOK (Javits Center expansion architects) and Bill Pedersen of KPF (New York Sports & Convention Center architects). The evening exhibition opening featured remarks by Chapter President Mark Ginsberg and Bruce Mau, who designed the exhibition and will bring environmental graphics flair to the Jets facility. Chapter Executive Director Rick Bell reiterated the AIA New York Chapter Board support for the New York Sports & Convention Center.

Architects and engineers looking to learn building environmentally advanced K-12 schools can now take advantage of High Performance School Design, a free online training program created by Building Media with the U.S. Department of Energy, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), and the Sustainable Building Industry Council. Elements include integrated daylighting, indoor air quality, energy efficiency, natural resource conservation, and superior visual, acoustical, and thermal comfort (additional courses are being developed). AIA members can earn continuing education credit in the area of Health, Safety, and Welfare. Click on link above for more information.

Any pretext is reason enough for spending five days in Chicago, whose architecture continues to strut its stuff at the head of the nation in boldness, originality, and high style. This was crystallized by Helmut Jahn, FAIA, of Murphy/Jahn Architects, who went thirty minutes over his allotted time as a keynote speaker at the AIA national convention. But nobody minded as he managed to communicate through slides his particular brand of glass and steel minimalism, where less was more but where he had reached a level of Absolute Zero-there was no more "less" to be squeezed out... (click here to read the entire story)

AIA 2004 Emerging Professional Awards presented last week at the Annual Convention in Chicago: Emily Eastman, Assoc. AIA, won the Associate AIA Member of the Year Award; the chapter's Emerging New York Architects (ENYA) Committee's Groen Hoek East River Community Boathouse Competition won the Emerging Professional Program of the Year.

Architect-preservationist Joseph Bresnan, FAIA: National Sculpture Society's 2004 Herbert Adams Memorial Award for Advancement of American Sculpture. The Bronze Medal and Certificate cite his public career as Director of Monuments for the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, Executive Director for the Landmarks Preservation Commission, and Vice-President of the Remco Group from 1995 to 1998, restoring major public monuments and sculpture, and preserving New York's historic architecture and parks.

Françoise Bollack Architects and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Services Center will receive the Municipal Art Society's 2004 Neighborhood Catalyst MASterwork Award at the 111th MAS Annual Meeting to be held in the Brooklyn Museum on June 29 (MAS members only).

The joint venture team of Caples Jefferson Architects and Lee Timchula Architects is designing a new 75-person cabaret and 250-person reception center for the Queens Theatre-in-the-Park in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. The existing building is, itself, a conversion of the Philip Johnson-designed Theaterama in the New York State Pavilion of the 1964-65 World's Fair. The curved form of the new cabaret, clad in matching stucco, complements the geometry of the original cylindrical 500-seat theater. The transparent, spiraling reception pavilion will be topped with a golden inverted dome. The $5.3 million project is expected to be completed in 2006.

Earlier this month, Gruzen Samton held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new 45,000-square-foot building, which will form a gateway to Medgar Evers College's Brooklyn campus. The design features a three-story lobby enclosed by glass, classrooms, offices, and student activity spaces, and sustainable design features throughout. Construction is expected to begin this summer.

Maria Wilpon, AIA, has just been named principal at Helpern Architects… Einhorn Yaffee Prescott principal Ed Stand, AIA, has been named a LEED accredited professional by the U.S. Green Building Councils.

Austrian Cultural Forum, June 25-October 9: "AustriaWest: New Alpine Architecture," an exhibition of work by 26 Austrian designers and firms, all set in either Tirol or Vorarlberg, the country's two westernmost (and mountainous) provinces. The show will be accompanied by "Austrian Residences," a small exhibition-within-an-exhibition spotlighting 40 new houses constructed in southwest Austria. 11 E. 52nd St.

Municipal Art Society, June 25-August 16: "At the Ansonia Hotel: A Broadway Landmark Turns 100": photographs by Tom Wolff and interviews with Ansonians by journalist and curator Cristina Del Sest. 457 Madison Ave. (@ 51st St.).

Salvadori Center's annual Charrette brought together 80 students and 20 practicing architects and engineers for an exciting daylong event on June 2 at the Center for Architecture. This year's design challenge, themed "Streetscapes and Memory." presented the middle and high school students with the task of creating a memorial for a holiday or event using LaGuardia Park across the street from the Center (anchored by a life-size bronze of Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia). Architects and engineers from Battery Park City Authority, Beyer Blinder Belle, Cerami & Associates, DeSimone, Kohn Pedersen Fox, Lucius Pitkin, NYC Transit Authority, Port Authority of NY&NJ, and Weidlinger Associates, among others, mentored the students in how to convey their ideas as realistic 3-D models.

A frenzy of sketching, discussing, cutting, building, and pizza eating (involving students and mentors alike) ensued. Five hours later, well-conceived projects dedicated to the war on terrorism, peace, summertime, youth, famous New Yorkers, the 4th of July, and reflection, emerged from the chaos. And who knows how many future urban planners and architects may emerge from such an adventure? For more information about Salvadori Center and its mission, click on link above or call 212-650-5497.

June 25: Richard Kelly Grant - sponsored by the Illuminating Engineering Society New York Section

July 1: Chicago Athenaeum 2004 GOOD DESIGN Awards

July 30: Architect of the Year Awards 2004: Open to architectural firms that have a permanently staffed office in the UK, but not necessarily headquartered in the UK.

July 31 (registration): Paris 2012: Olympic Landmark International Competition; submissions due September 6

August 6: 2004 Architecture Website Awards

August 20: 3rd International Bauhaus Award

September 1 (registration): Siyathemba: International Open Design Competition: Soccer/Football facility for Somkele, South Africa, sponsored by Architecture for Humanity; submissions due October 1

September 14: ar+d 2004 emerging architecture award

October 1 (registration): Emerging Professionals Guest House/Studio Design Competition

October 15 (registration): Green Dollhouse Competition: Start Small. Think Big. Build Green.

October 29: First Annual Innovation in Workforce Housing Awards: decent and affordable homes for workforce heroes (no entry fee)

Newly Licensed Architect, Congratulations!
Matthew Gifford, AIA; Gruzen Samton Archs. Plan. & Int Des. LLP
Robert C. Masters II, AIA; Larsen Shein Ginsberg Snyder, LLP

Members Upgraded to Emeritus, Thank you for your years of membership!
Frank Eliseo, AIA; William Nicholas Bodouva & Associates
Alfredo De Vido, FAIA; Alfredo De Vido Architects

New Associate Members
Aybars Asci, Assoc. AIA; Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP
Salvatore Carollo, Assoc. AIA;
Charles Frankel, Assoc. AIA; Basil Walter Architects
Narin Gobindranauth, Assoc. AIA; Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP
Kimberly S. Murphy, Assoc. AIA; Edelman Sultan Knox Wood Architects
Basima Rum, Assoc. AIA; R.M. Kliment & Frances Hals Band Architects
Wen-Ching E. Tsay, Assoc. AIA; Basil Walter Architects PC

New International Associate Member
Luis A. DeRegil, Assoc. AIA; De Regil Arquitectos S.C.

New Architect Members
Gary L. Anderson, AIA; Polshek Partnership Architects
Albert Aronov, AIA; RKT&B Architects
Andrew J. Berlinger, AIA; Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners
Andrew J. Cleary, AIA; Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates P.C.
Leonardo Cordoba, AIA; Continuum Health Partners
Michael G. Fahey, AIA; Michael G. Fahey Architect, P.C.
Wilson Gago, AIA; Columbia University- Facil/Desgin & Const.
Robert Garneau, AIA; Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners
Scott J. Glass, AIA; Rafael Vinoly Architects
John Ingram, AIA; Jack L. Gordon Architect
Albert Stover Jenkins, AIA; Stover Jenkins Architect
Robert Price Jepsen, AIA; STV Incorporated
Yann A. Leroy, AIA; Brennan Beer Gorman Architects
Daniel H.T. Ling, AIA; Montgomery Sisam Architects
Edward J. Park, AIA; Magnusson Architecture & Planning, P.C.
Thomas T. Pen, AIA; Tom Pen Architecture
Peter J. Reed, AIA; Gran Associates LLC
Michael Thanner, AIA; Perkins Eastman Architects, P.C.
Samuel C. Tonos, AIA; Tonos Design Studio

New Center For Architecture Professional Members
Robert C. Eichel; Intelli-tec Security Services, LLC
Robert J Upton; Benjamin Moore & Co.
James J. Valenti; F J Gray & Co

New Center For Architecture Public Members
Paul Francis Goldrick; Portobello America, Inc.
Miles Vernon Williams; Wind2 Software, Inc.
Hector Arturo Yepez; Tri Net Inc.

New Student Members
Note: Following is a list of 158 students in the Architecture program at City College, City University of New York whose memberships have been sponsored by alumni, Frank Sciame, Honorary AIA NYC.

Jose Adames; Mubeen Ahmad; Vanesa Alicea; Edith I. Altamiranda; Shiri Z. Amoray; Nana Akwasi A. Ankamah; Lia Arce; Abelard Argibay; Mijoo Baek ; Meital Ben-Shimon; Imelda A. Bernstein; Alexander Borja; Vanburn A. Brookes; Elizabeth G. Brown; Kevin Browne; Al Shane M. Bryan; Jeff T. Carnell; Akiel A. Catwell; Reynaldo Cedillos; Lok Ching Chan ; Rachel G. Chaos; Daniel Y. Cheng; Jinhwan Cho; Itzhak Cohn ; Mack Cole-Edelsack; Natalie Cushman; Ajayi L. Daudu; Susan Delamare; Lynne M. DeSilva Johnson; Vanessa D. Despot; Rocco Dileo; Tal Djerassi; Laura Drawbaugh; Maxwell A. Driscoll; Karine M. Duteil; Zuleyha Duz; Onur Ekmekci; Ahandju Emungania; Ari Engelman; Francisco M. Escobar; Jorge Fontan; Filbert A. Fruto; Natalia Galvis; Gjenovefe Gaspri; Jose A. Gomes, Jr.; Juan M. Gomez; Rommel G. Gordillo; Crystal S. Gosine; Russell D. Grant; Francisco M. Han; Katherine Han ; Nicolas S. Hawken; Yongmoo Heo; Jaime Hernandez; Fatmir Hodzic; Cheong Y. Hong; Jorge Huamantla; Maria Huerta; Kseniya Inoyatova; Patrick Isaac; Angeline D. Jacobs; Lawrence M. Jacquette; Rafael Jaquez JR.; Scott D. Jardine; Sujin Jeong; Se Hyuk Jung; Holly Kallman; Maria I. Karsanidi; Jaruwan G. Kawinsakul; Dilara Khanam; Hyun-Soo R. Kim; Monica Kim; Yoshitaka Koda; Jarko Krawczyk; Alexander F. Kurnicki; Maciej S. Kusmierski; SungWook Kwon; Chitsanzo Lamba; San Mei Lau; Jeremiah L. Laurier; Radmila Lazarevic; Juyen A. Lee; Eleonore Lefebure; Susan C. Leitner; Chun Kit Leung; Rodolfo P. Leyton; David Linton; Francisco Lopez; Yahaira Lopez; Alexander L. Lotovsky; Nicholas M. Manniello; Susan Marhana; Glenn P. Masterson; Kristy M. Mcallister; Dawn M. Mckenzie; Damian A. Mendoza; Anna Misanvu; Marco E. Montalto; Anderson M. Moraes; Helen M. Ng; Owen J. Niles; Jungmin O-Schneider; Maria T. Olmedo; Olga Orchakova; Franklin E. Ortiz; Ana Pena; Carlos I. Perdomo; Emmanuel Perez; Senka Plavic; Dave W. Preston; Johanna Prieto; Ingrid Rancier; Lucia Rappa; Steven Recht; Diane Reid; Monica O. Resillez; David A. Robles; Bienvenido Rodriguez; Carlos A. Rodriguez; Rafael A. Rolon; Ruth Romero; Kashif A. Saleem; Lior Schapiro; Neil N. Scwartz; Jeonghwa Seo; Elizabeth Shipley; Katherine A. Smith; Destani J. Spears; Laura P. Stella; Yanqing Sun; Olga Suto; Kesateberhan Tadesse; Lance E. Thomas; Walter J. Thompson; Emily Tong; Jean-Luc Torchon; Alfredo Torero; Lorna Y. Torres; Eduard Urcia; Angel Velasquez; Brizaldis Veras; Panagiotis Vikatos; Herold Vixama; Edward D. Wall; Quency U. Wallace; Lisa Wan; Maya Weissman- Ilan; Gabe Williams; Aleksander Wisniowski; Jonhatan A. Wood; Jorge E. Yafar; Christopher Yanaranop; Yat Man Yu; Kreshnik Zalli; Joyce Y-B. Zhang; Mei Y. Zhang; Sophia E. Zuberbuhler

Jung Hoon Paek; The Cooper Union
Pauline Santoso; Pratt
David Jonathan Haines; Loyola
Thomas Minter;
Magraret Whiting Van Dusen, AIAS; Tulane University

New Unassigned Member
Beverly Payeff-Masey; Image Diagnostics

Reinstated Associate Members
Brenda S. Bello, Assoc. AIA; Basil Walter Architects PC
Makrand Bhoot, Assoc. AIA; Prof. Alliance for Technology of Habitation
Joy Fedden Habian, Assoc. AIA; Fedden Habian Associates
Jose Corbin Ortega, Assoc. AIA; Paradigm Design Inc.

Reinstated Architect Members
Robert Clark Bates, AIA; Walter B. Melvin Architects, LLC
Anne Luise Buerger, AIA; High School of Art & Design
Gerrit M. Geurs, AIA;
David I. Goldschmidt, AIA; Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, PC
Thomas George Hanrahan, AIA; hMa (Hanrahan Meyers Architects)
Garth Hayden, AIA; Garth Hayden Architect
Mark P. Hayes, AIA; Mark Hayes Architecture & Design
Nicole A. Hollant-Denis, AIA; Aarris Architects PC
Brian Hotchkiss, AIA; Richard Dattner & Partners Architect PC
Jung Je Jo, AIA; Pei Partnership Architects
Gene Kaufman, AIA; Gene Kaufman Architects
Guy Lindsay Kohn, Assoc. AIA; Guy Lindsay Kohn Architect
John P. Kouchoukos, AIA;
Soon Woo Kwon, AIA; Infra Design
Rodney J.E. Leon, AIA; Aarris Architects
Michael K. Lew, AIA; Perkins Eastman Architects PC
Sharon A. Lobo, AIA; LZA Technology
David J.C. Oxley, AIA; Design+Development Group
Diane Procter, AIA; Procter & Wang Architects
James Gregory Reaves, AIA; Thomas Phifer and Partners
Meena G. Singh, AIA; Perkins Eastman Architects, P.C.
Damian T.A. Wach, AIA; EuroHypo AG New York Branch
Alexandros E. Washburn, AIA; W Architecture
Douglas C. Wright III, AIA; Hart/Howerton Architects

Reinstated Center for Architecture Members
Linda London; Linda London Design LTD
Daniel Rowen, FAIA; Daniel Rowen Architects

Associate Members transferred in to New York Chapter
Katherine A. Bojsza, Assoc. AIA; American Institute of Arch. Students
Ryan Derek Hollien, Assoc. AIA; Polshek Partnership
Matthew Stephen Johnson, Assoc. AIA; Gensler Architecture Design & Planning Worldwide

Remember, memberships can start at any time of the year. From July 1 through September 30, 2004 Architect and Associate members may join paying just 50% of the full years dues. (New Graduates are FREE!) Send an email to Suzanne Mecs, Director, Member Services, smecs@aiany.org to request a membership application and list of benefits.

At the Annual Meeting of the Chapter on June 17, the Architalkers were highly commended for their valuable outreach efforts in making the Center for Architecture more accessible and understandable to a broad segment of the public, as well as to professionals. Jerry Maltz received the Vice Presidential Citation for Public Outreach in recognition of the Architalker Program, which the Citation describes as "a vital information link for the AIA."

Architalkers enjoy sitting at the front desk, greeting visitors, and answering a vast range of often challenging questions about architecture, the AIA, and New York City. Architalkers typically spend one morning or afternoon per week at the Center, usually 10am-2pm, 2-6pm, or 6-8pm on a weekday of their choice; or from 11am-3pm or 1-5pm on a Saturday (at present we especially need more Saturday participants). We can be more flexible if this schedule is not workable for you. Serving as an Architalker qualifies for Community Service credit in the IDP Program, and all Architalkers are eligible to attend most events at the Center free of charge. Won't you join us? Please contact Jerry Maltz: njmaltz@earthlink.net or 212-777-5131.

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Wanted: Good Home for Vintage Stuff Vintage fluorescent lighting fixtures in 6-foot segments that span 18 feet and 1930's architectural drafting tables in need of a good home. For information call The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen at 212-302-8078.

Candidates must have six (6) years of full-time paid experience in architectural work and at least two (2) years of which shall have been as an administrative architect.

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