NADINE GERDTS
PAUL HAJIAN
Trustee, Boston Foundation for Architecture
President, Principal Architect, Hajian Architects Incorporated, Watertown, MA
EDUCATION: AB, Brown University; Master of Landscape Architecture, Harvard University CLIENTS INCLUDE: TiLA Design; Wallace, Floyd Associates; National Park Service; Boston Urban Gardeners, Inc. PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE: Topos 69: Re-Use, “The High Line, New York City”, invited author; School Arts: Design Matters, InsideOut Studio: Hope Arts Providence Project, A Case Study of Place-Based Learning; Topos 61: Urban Space, “Landscape Architecture in the United States”, The State of the Profession around the World Children and the Urban Environment Inside Out Studio: City Schoolyards and Hope Courtyard Project, editor AWARDS INCLUDE: Fulbright Scholar, Lecturer/ Research grant, Norway; Boston Foundation for Architecture Grant recipient, Rafael Hernandez School Green Grid Project; RISD Professional Development Fund Grant
EDUCATION: BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Summer Program, Harvard Graduate School of Design; M. Arch., Massachusetts Institute of Technology EXHIBITIONS INCLUDE: Newton Historical Society: Selections 10 Bakalar Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art and Design; Boston Architectural Center; MIT Museum; Columbia University CLIENTS INCLUDE: Congregation Beth El Master Plan; Maimonides School and New Synagogue; St. Mary’s Parish Center and New Chapel; SoftBank Corporate Offices; Ski Market Stores; Filene’s Basement Stores; Intergarden Internet Café; Rite-Aid Stores; Sazarac Grove Bar and Grill; Manhattan Loft; Lloyd Artist Studio; Natick Mall; Braintree Plaza; Brannen Brothers Flutes; Housing for the Elderly and Family, Winthrop, MA; Historic Renovation, South Providence, RI; New Houses, York, ME, Cape Cod, MA PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE: Metal Architecture Profile in Design; Newton Magazine; Banker & Tradesman; Boston Globe; Providence Journal; Boston Sunday Herald; Places, Quarterly Journal of Environmental Design; Mimar 3, Architecture in Development, Documentations in Tulufan, China; MIT History of Architecture Department: Conference on Dutch Architecture Brochure AWARDS INCLUDE: Art and Community Partnership Faculty Grant; Foundation Grant: The Ecology of Place; Aga Khan Grant: Documentation through China, The Silk Route, Xian, Tulufan, China; Metal Architecture Design Award, Honorable Mention; Letter of Award and Appreciation, Massachusetts College of Art and Design WEB SITE: www.Hajian.com
MARGARET HICKEY
AMY D. FINSTEIN
EDUCATION: BS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
EDUCATION: BA, American Studies, summa cum laude, Brandeis University; MA, PhD, Architectural History, University of Virginia
EXHIBITIONS INCLUDE: Brandeis University; South Shore Art Center; Do While Gallery, Boston, MA; BridgeWater State College; Ball State University; Massachusetts College of Art and Design; MIT CLIENTS INCLUDE: City of Cambridge, Columbia Townhouses, Hayes and Magee Housing, Willow Homes; J.L. Hammett Stores, East Coast; Private clients PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE: New York Times; Technology Review; Explorations in College Algebra
TANJA CONLEY EDUCATION: Dipl.Ing.Arch and M.Arch, Faculty of Architecture Technical University Belgrade; MFA, Central European University Prague; PhD, Cornell University PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE: Capital Cities in the Aftermath of Empires: Planning in Central and Southeastern Europe (co-editor and contributor), Routledge 2010; Valtrovic and Milutinovic: Documents 1–3 (editor and contributor) Belgrade 2006–2008; Czech-Serbian Architectural Connections (author) Belgrade 2004; contributions in Centropa, Heritage, Saopstenja and Encyclopedia of 20th-Century Architecture
PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE: Book review, Robert Moses and the Modern City: The Transformation of New York, eds. Hilary Ballon and Kenneth T. Jackson. Vingtième Siècle, April–June 2010; “Big Dig,” in Dictionary of American History, 2008; “Before the Big Dig: Boston’s Central Artery as a Construct of Mid-Century Modernity.” ARRIS: Journal of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (Winter 2005); “John Hall Smith and the Ideas Behind the Castle,” in Building A Campus: An Architectural Celebration of Brandeis University’s 50th Anniversary. ed. Gerald S. Bernstein., 1999. INVITED LECTURES INCLUDE: Boston Society of Architects, Public Works Historical Society, Worcester State College, Savannah College of Art and Design LECTURES INCLUDE: Urban History Association, International Association for the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility, Society for American City and Regional Planning History, Vernacular Architecture Forum, Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians, University of Virginia School of Architecture
GUEST LECTURES INCLUDE: Cornell University. University of Texas, Charles University, University of Belgrade, Belgrade International Architecture Week
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