EDUCATION: • Cornell University • Bachelor of Architecture, 1968 REGISTRATION: • New York State EXPERIENCE: 1975-2002 • Buck/Cane Architects, New York, NY • Principal in charge of the following representative projects: Cultural : • New York Hall of Science Rocket Park, Queens NY • $2.5 million project involving restoration of authentic NASA rockets and provision of infrastructure and sitework for their display • The Public Theatre, New York, NY Window restoration and replacement program in Landmark building housing theaters of the New York Shakespeare Festival; recipient of DGS Professional Service Award Housing : • 360 West 43rd Street, New York, NY Design Architect for 273 unit rental apartment building (zoning, public approvals and facade) • 2 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY Design Architect for 40-story tower on church air-rights parcel with 133 condominiums (massing and facade) • 1 Columbus Place, New York NY Design Architect for two 49-story mixed-use buildings with 729 rental apartments, offices and retail space (zoning, public approvals, facade and interior public spaces) • West End Towers, New York, NY Design Architect for 1,000 unit apartment complex with high-rise and mid-rise buildings including garage and retail space (zoning, public approvals,facade and interior public spaces) • 29 King Street, New York NY Conversion of 1892 grammar school in historic district to 39 cooperative apartments Offices/Commercial : • District Council 37, New York, NY Variety of projects including podiatry clinic, audiology clinic, phone bank rooms, conference rooms. and general office areas • 66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY Retail and office complex on 1.5 acre downtown site with 18 stores, 14 offices and parking for 88 cars 1973-1975 • Prentice and Chan, Ohlhausen Architects, New York, NY • Project Architect for two mid-rise apartment buildings for the elderly in upstate New York, sponsored by the N.Y. State Urban Development Corporation 1971-1972 • Hoberman and Wasserman Architects, New York, NY • Assistant Architect for day-care center in Coney Island apartment complex sponsored by the N.Y. State Urban Development Corporation 1969-1971 • Louis Goodman Architect, New Rochelle, NY • Draftsman for projects including garden apartments, medical offices and private residences 1968-1969 • Vista Volunteer New York, NY • Served as research assistant for community organizations and for experimental urban affairs newspaper MEMBERSHIPS : • American Institute of Architects • West Side Chamber of Commerce • New Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra TEACHING : • Visiting Critic at Cornell University, 1984