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title
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Associate Professor, In Rome
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department
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Architecture
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address
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143 East Sibley Hall
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email
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als34@cornell.edu
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education
- B.Arch Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 1979
- École Spéciale D'Architecture, Paris, France, 1974-1975
- Occidental College, Los Angeles, California, 1974-1976
work
- Registered Architect - New York State
- Graduate and Undergraduate Faculty Advisor, ongoing
- Graduate Faculty Member, ongoing
- Master Of Architecture I Program Committee, 2005-2006
- Chair of Undergraduate Admissions Committee, 2005
- Undergraduate Admissions Committee, 2002-2005
- Design Review Committee, 2002-2005
- University Appeals Committee, 2000-2004
- Chair’s Advisory Committee, 1998-2004
- Facilities Committee (Chair 98/99), 1997-2004
- Team Faculty Advisor (Women's Gymnastics), 1997-2004
- Associate Dean, 2002-2003
- Academic Integrity; Committee Chair, 2002-2003
- Academic Policy Committee, 2002-2003
- Academic Records Committee, 2002-2003
- Executive Committee, 2002-2003
- Affirmative Action Committee, 2002-2003
- Hartell Gallery; Committee Chair, 2002-2003
- Minority Educational Affairs Committee, 2002-2003
- Space Committee; Committee Chair, 2002-2003
- Visual Resources Committee, 2002-2003
- Design Year Coordinator (off and on), 1993-2003
- Thesis Coordinator (off and on), 1992-2003
- PEI Spelling Bee, Fundraiser for Special programs in Ithaca City School District (w/ V. Warke and M. Drennan), 2003
- AMBRIT International School, Rome Italy; Presentation on Drawing to Elementary School students, 2002
publications
- Mill Center for the Arts, Hendersonville, North Carolina. Submission for an architectural competition for the design of a cultural and performing arts complex (with S. Fong); Exhibited and published in competition catalog, 2005
- Joao Alvaro Rocha Architectures 1988-2001; Skira Architecture Library pg 209: Untitled; Joao #2, 1999
- Cornell Architecture, Art, and Planning Newsletter Review of ‘Boxes’ Exhibit, by P. Unwin-Barkley (an exhibit of student work produced in a course taught in conjunction with R. Bertoia), 2003
- “Towards a Well-Tempered Architecture” Preston Thomas Lecture Series, Cornell University Session 2 Moderator, 2002
- “The Nomadic Surface” essay included in The Luminescence Studio, edited by Sheila Kennedy (Harvard University), 2001
courses
- First Year Design Studio
- Second Year Design Studio
- Fourth and Fifth Year Design Studios
- Phenomenal Interpretations
- Visual Representation (Drawing I)
- Special Topics in Visual Representation: Tactics of Representation; Strategies for Design
- Special Topics in Visual Representation: Furniture Design
- Special Topics in Visual Representation: Material Archiving
- Special Topics in Visual Representation: The Constructed Trace: Urban Scavenging and Undergraduate Theses Advisor
- Graduate Theses/Committee Chair
research
- Asplund: Architectural Competition; The Stockholm City Library (Simitch & Warke Architects), 2006
- Mill Center for the Arts, Hendersonville, North Carolina. An architectural competition for the design of a cultural and performing arts complex (Simitch & Warke Architects, with S. Fong), 2005
- Daño’s Heuriger Sebeca - Master plan and design of a restaurant, inn, and chapel complex and construction of the restaurant, Lake Seneca, NY ($600,000); Phase I completed 8/05 (Simitch & Warke Architects), 2003-2005
- DeCordova Residence - Design and construction (addition and renovation) of a private residence in Norwich, NY ($450,000) (Simitch & Warke Architects), 2002-2005
- Summit Residential LLC - Design Consultant, Monroe, CT ($100,000), 2003
- 286 Midline Road – Renovation (Bathroom Addition), Freeville, NY, 2003
associations
Guest Critic for Architectural Studios and Graduate and Undergraduate Theses Reviews:
University of North Carolina, Charlotte, Rensselaer Polytechnic University, Southern California Institute for Architecture, University of Toronto, Princeton University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; University of Minnesota, Syracuse University, Parsons School of Design; and Harvard Design School.
