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MAIA SMALL, AIA CV WORK TEACHING

MAIA SMALL, AIA

EDUCATION

Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation, NY Master of Architecture, 1999 American Institute of Architects Henry J. Adams Medal William H. Kinne Fellowship Award Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Traveling Fellowship, Columbia University GSAPP Nominee Fred L. Liebmann Award, New York Society of Architects, awarded in second year University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design Bachelor of Arts in Architecture with Highest Honors, 1994 Professional Promise Award Undergraduate Thesis Selected for Permanent Collection, University of California Library Student Lounge Competition, Honorable Mention

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Architecture Lecturer Second Year Undergraduate Design Studio, Spring 2010 Rhode Island School of Design, Architecture Design Critic Degree Project, Spring 2007 Advanced Studio, Fall 2005, Spring 2006 Digital Representation, Spring 2006 Harvard University, Graduate School of Design Design Critic First Year, Second Semester Core Studio, Spring 2005 Northeastern University, School of Architecture Lecturer Digital Representation, Spring 2005 University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design Assistant Professor on Tenure-track, Fall 2002 - Spring 2004 Adjunct Professor, Fall 1999, Fall 2000 - Spring 2002 Third Year Design, Fall 2000 - Fall 2001 Second Year Design, Fall 1999, Spring 2002 - Spring 2004 Second Year Design Coordinator, Fall 2002 - Fall 2003 First Year Design, Spring 2001, 2002, 2003 Computer Applications in Design I, Fall 2003 Digital Imaging, Fall 2001, Fall 2002, Spring 2004 Netherlands Study Abroad Program University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design Co-director, Summer 2002, Summer 2004 Roger Williams University, School of Art, Architecture & Historic Preservation Instructor, Summer 2006, Summer 2008, Summer 2010 Columbia University, GSAPP Associate I Instructor with Greg Lynn, Jeffrey Kipnis Advanced Design Studio, Spring 2000

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Thurlow Small Architecture, Inc. Pawtucket, RI Partner, 2006 - 2011, Thurlow Small Atelier, 2001 - 2005 Auto Row, Urban Design Plan, East Providence, RI KeepSpace Project, Urban Study, Central Falls, RI Pawtucket Downtown Design Plan, RI ARCHIVE, online exhibition project for the ACSA, DC RIPTA Metro Enhancement Study Communications, RI Yinzhou Park, Invited Competition Finalist, Ningbo, China BayCity Project, Providence Waterfront Study, Providence, RI Westminster Street Environment Study, Providence, RI National AIDS Memorial, Finalist Proposal, San Francisco, CA Panelite Case Study Showcase, Los Angeles, CA Working Planet Marketing Group, Interior, Providence, RI Sorbus Store, Interior, Providence, RI Nail Advertising Agency, Interior, Providence, RI Heir Store, Interior, Providence, RI Panelite Office & Showroom, Interior, New York, NY

Bernard Tschumi Architects, New York, NY Lead Designer, 1999 - 2000 Parc Downsview Park, Invited Competition Finalist, Toronto, Canada Designer Congress Centre, Invited Competition, Lyon, France World Intellectual Property Organization Headquarters, Invited Competition Finalist, Geneva, Switzerland Gary Edward Handel & Associates, New York, NY Designer, 1998 Millennium Place, Boston, MA Archi-tectonics, New York, NY Designer, 1997 Johns Residence, Millbrook, NY Maashaven Housing Study, Rotterdam, the Netherlands Mark Cavagnero Associates, San Francisco, CA Designer, 1994 - 1996 California Palace of the Legion of Honor Museum Renovation & Addition, San Francisco, CA Rafael Film Center, Addition & Renovation, San Rafael, CA San Francisco Civic Center Courthouse, CA DeYoung Museum Master Plan, San Francisco, CA David Baker & Associates, San Francisco, CA Baker & Vilar Architects, Oakland, CA Intern Architect, 1993 - 1994

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE & MEMBERSHIP

American Institute of Architects, Rhode Island Chapter Executive Committee Member, 2010 - 2011 Pawtucket Foundation Board Member, 2010 - 2011 Emerging New York Architects, AIA New York Chapter South Street Competition Juror, 2008 Pawtucket Citizens Development Corporation Board Member, 2007 - 2011 City of Pawtucket, Riverfront Commission Commission Member, 2006 - 2011

Registered Architect, Commonwealth of Massachusetts 2010 - 2011; State of Rhode Island, 2006 - 2011; State of Tennessee, 2006 - 2007 National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Certification, 2006 - 2011

LECTURES & PANEL DISCUSSIONS Empowering Infrastructure Globally Conference, Presentation, Delhi, India, 24 March 2010.

AIAri State Conference Bristol, RI, Panel presentation: What we do now | What we will do, 10 July 2009.

Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, Evening Lecture: Systematics, 13 November 2008.

AIAri Emerging Architects, RISD Museum of Art Chace Center, Panel: Defining Place in Profession - A Discussion of Regionalism, 23 October 2008.

Center for Architecture, New York, Panel: ENYA Jury & Winners Discussion, 17 July 2008.

New Commons: Providence & Beyond, Presentation: Recent Work, 6 December 2007.

ACSA West Regional Conference, Los Angeles, CA, Paper + Presentation: Hijack Globalism? Support Localism: Small Thinking in Rhode Island, 13 October 2006.

Florida International University, School of Architecture, Evening Lecture: Thurlow Small Atelier: Print Architecture, 3 February 2005.

Site :: Offsite Conference, University of Texas, Austin, School of Architecture, Presentation: Manufactured Housing, 20 November 2004.

University of Texas, Austin, School of Architecture, Evening Lecture: Thurlow Small Atelier: Print Architecture, 25 October 2004.

SIGGRAPH, East Tennessee Chapter, Lecture: Thurlow Small Atelier: Melisma, 19 February 2004.

ACSA International Conference 2003, Helsinki, Finland, Paper + Presentation: MP3: Manufactured Processes x 3, 27 - 30 July 2003.

New York Institute of Technology, School of Architecture & Design, Evening Lecture: TSA : MP3, 3 February 2003.

ACSA National Technology Conference, Portland, OR, Paper + Presentation: Manufactured Processes, 10 - 13 October 2002.

ACSA 2002, 90th ACSA Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, Paper + Presentation: Manufactured Processes, 11 - 14 April 2002.

ACSA Southeast Regional Conference, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Paper + Presentation: Manufactured Culture, 23 February 2002.

ACSA East Central Regional Conference, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, Paper + Presentation: Manufactured Processes, 5 - 7 October 2001.

EXHIBITIONS AEC World Expo & Conference Jasubhai Media with Indian Architect & Builder, 361Ëš Design Conference & e-Specialist, August 2009.

Van Alen Institute, New York, NY. From the Ground Up, Syracuse University Innovative Green Homes Competition, Competition Entry, 18 May - 26 June 2009.

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The Grant, Pawtucket, RI. Planning Pawtucket: Designs and Dreams for a Once and Future City, 6 - 27 April 2007.

Bienal Miami + Beach 2005, Online Exhibition, SemiFinalist, November 2005.

Drake University, Harmon Fine Arts Center, Des Moines, IA, Terrain with Mod-Eco & Studio Luz, 2 - 30 September 2005.

Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA, National AIDS Memorial Design Competition Finalist Selection, April 2005.

California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA, National AIDS Memorial Design Competition - Finalist Selection January 17 - 21, 2005.

Florida International University, School of Architecture.

Thurlow Small Atelier: Print Architecture, 3 - 21 February 2005.

University of Texas, Austin, School of Architecture, Thurlow Small Atelier: Print Architecture, 25 October - 19 November 2004.

ACADIA-AIA 2004: Fabrications. University of Waterloo, Cambridge & University of Toronto, Canada. 10 - 14 November 2004.

Chiostro Chiesa di S. Matteo, Genoa, Italy. Architecture for Humanity, HIV/AIDs Mobile Clinic Competition, April May 2004.

Royal Institute of British Architects, London, U.K., Architecture for Humanity, HIV/AIDs Mobile Clinic Competition, November - December 2003.

Danish Design Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Architecture for Humanity, HIV/AIDs Mobile Clinic Competition, July - August 2003.

AIA Gallery, San Francisco, CA. Architecture for Humanity, HIV/AIDs Mobile Clinic Competition, June - July 2003.

Architecture + Design Museum, Los Angeles CA. Architecture for Humanity, HIV/AIDs Mobile Clinic Competition, March – May 2003.

Van Alen Institute, New York, NY. Architecture for Humanity, HIV/AIDs Mobile Clinic Competition, December 2002 - January 2003.

Grand Central Terminal, Vanderbilt Hall, New York, NY. Designing the High Line Competition, Selected Project, July - August 2003.

Memphis Cook Convention Center, Memphis, TN. Memphis Riverfront Design Competition, May 2003.

University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design, Andrew Thurlow + Maia Small / TSA : MP3, 3 21 March 2003.

University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design, Architecture in the Netherlands, 17 - 29 February 2003.

New York Institute of Technology, School of Architecture & Design, Andrew Thurlow + Maia Small / TSA : MP3, 22 January - 14 February 2003.

ArtCity 2002, Calgary, Canada, ArtCity 2002 Peepshow Design Competition September 2002.

Innovative Technologies Collaborative, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Best Practices@UT2001, September 2001.

Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation, Exhibition of Selected Previous Student Work, 11 - 22 December 2000.

University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design, Student Work Exhibition, February 2000.

Van Alen Institute, Downsview Park International Design Competition, Winter 2000. (BTA Team) University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design, 35th Anniversary, College of Architecture + Design Faculty/Alumni Exhibit: Professional Work, September October 2000.

Innovative Technologies Collaborative, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Best Practices@UT2000 Showcase, September 2000.

Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, National Design Triennial: Design Culture Now, March - August 2000.

(Kol/Mac Team) Museum of Modern Art, The Un-Private House, June October 1999. (Archi-tectonics Team) Artist's Space, Housings, April - May 1999. (Kol/Mac Team) Van Alen Institute, Greenport Competition, Selected Entries Exhibition. Winter 1997.

PUBLICATIONS Mobility, DAMDI Publications, South Korea, forthcoming.

Praxis, BayCity Project Planlessness, October 2008.

Distinguishing Digital Architecture, 6th Far Eastern International Digital Architectural Design Award, Semi-finalist, Yu-Tung Liu, Andrew Thurlow + Maia Small, June 2007.

On Landscape Urbanism, Center 14, Paragenesis, 2007.

ACSA West Regional Conference Proceedings, Hijack Globalism? Support Localism: Small Thinking in Rhode Island October, 2006.

Des Moines Register, Architects design for reality of world problems, 11 September 2005.

Emergent Memory: National AIDS Memorial Competition, Neal Schwartz, April 2005.

Portable Architecture, Jacobo Krauel, December 2004.

ACADIA-AIA 2004: Fabrications, Proceedings November 2004.

Indian Architect & Builder, Thurlow Small Atelier - TSA: Art city Project, October 2004.

Indian Architect & Builder, Thurlow Small Atelier - TSA: MANufactured Housing Project, August 2004.

DaimlerChrysler Design Navigator, Print Houses, May 2004.

Metropolis, Karen E. Steen, Metro Profile: Print Preview, Thurlow Small Atelier, February 2004, pg. 58.

Era 21: Ekologie, Realizace, Architektura, MAN – Sériove vyrábené domy, Mobilní pomoc / Klinika pro HIV pozitivní v Africe, May 2003, pp. 32 - 37.

ACSA 2003 International Meeting Proceedings, Helsinki, Finland. MP3: Manufactured Processes x 3, 2003.

Archithese, Manufactured Housing, March - April 2003, cover, pp. 4, 52 - 55.

PREFAB: Adaptable, Modular, Dismountable, Light, Mobile Architecture. Alejandro Bahamón, Manufactured Housing, 2002, pp. 76 - 77.

Bauen mit System: Architektur mit Fertigteilen, Manufactured Housing, 2002, pp. 76 - 77.

Index Architecture. Bernard Tschumi + Matthew Berman, Cambridge, 2003. p. 20, 69, 233.

ACSA National Technology Conference Proceedings, Portland, OR. Manufactured Processes.

ACSA 2002 Annual Meeting Proceedings, New Orleans, LA. Manufactured Processes.

ACSA Spring 2002 Southeast Regional Conference Proceedings, Atlanta, GA. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia. Manufactured Culture.

Arch+ Wohnmobile, December 2001, No. 158, pp. 84 - 87.

CASE: Downsview Park Toronto, Julia Czerniak, 2001.

(BTA Team).

ACSA Fall 2001 East Central Regional Conference Proceedings, Cambridge, Canada. University of Waterloo, Cambridge, Ontario, Manufactured Processes.

Lotus International 109, On Theme Parks: Downsview Park, Toronto 2001. pp. 42 - 45. (BTA Team) Canadian Architect, Marco Polo. Parc Downsview Park, 14 October 2000. (BTA Team) Van Alen Report, Charles Waldheim. park=city: Designing Downsview Park, Toronto, Van Alen Institute, No. 8, 2000.

(BTA Team) Architecture, Ned Cramer + Anne Guiney. The Computer School, September 2000, cover + p. 103. (Kol/Mac Team) *Surface, Home Grown, Fall 2000, pp. 122 - 124. (Kol/ Mac Team) Architectural Design, Sulan Kolatan + William Mac Donald.

Excursus Chimera? June 2000, pp. 70 - 77. (Kol/Mac Team) National Design Triennial: Design Culture Now, CooperHewitt National Design Museum, Housings, pp. 44 - 45.

(Kol/Mac Team) Oculus, Jayne Merkel. Kolatan-MacDonald Studio at Artists Space, September 1999, p. 7. (Kol/Mac Team) The Un-Private House, Millbrook Residence Museum of Modern Art, New York, pp. 40 - 43. (Archi-tectonics Team) A + U: Architecture + Urbanism, Archi-tectonics: Towers in Maashaven, Rotterdam, The Netherlands 1998 & Architectonics: Millbrook Residence, New York, May 1999, pp. 66 - 71. (Archi-tectonics Team) Abstract 98.99, Columbia University, Design Studio Fall 1998 & Spring 1999, Building Systems II Fall 1998.

Abstract 97.98, Columbia University, Design Studio Fall 1997 & Spring 1998, Advanced CAD Spring 1998.

Abstract 96.97, Columbia University, Design Studio Fall 1996 & Spring 1997.

Architectural Record, San Francisco Palace Packing them in after Seismic Retrofit, April 1997, pp. 46. (MCA Team)

GRANTS & FUNDING AWARDS City of Pawtucket Arts Grant, Planning Pawtucket Exhibition Scholarly Activity & Research Incentive Fund Travel Award, University of Tennessee Scholarly Activity & Research Incentive Fund Equipment & Infrastructure Award, University of Tennessee Tennessee State Board of Architectural & Engineering Examiners Grant for Specific Computer, Laboratory, or Instructional Equipment Needs Travel Award Grant, College of Architecture + Design, funds for Los Angeles Field Trip.

AIA Architectural Foundation Grant, College of Architecture + Design Website development.

VISITING JUROR INVITATIONS Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation University of Copenhagen, Denmark International Study Program, Architecture + Design Program Delft Technical University, Netherlands Harvard University, Graduate School of Design Ohio State University, Knowlton School of Architecture Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Architecture Department Northeastern University, School of Architecture Rhode Island School of Design, Architecture Department Rice University, School of Architecture Roger Williams University, School of Art, Architecture & Historic Preservation University of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning University of Minnesota, College of Architecture & Landscape Architecture University of Pennsylvania, School of Design Yale University School of Architecture

ACADEMIC SERVICE Rhode Island School of Design, Field Trip Netherlands Advanced Studio Field trip, Fall 2005 University of Tennessee, Committee Membership Digital Media Services, University of Tennessee, 2001 2004 Campus Master Planning Charette, Spring 2000 UT College of Architecture + Design, Committee Membership College Website Committee, co-chair, 2002 - 2003 Admissions & Academic Standards Committee, 2001 2002 Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, 2001 - 2004 Dean’s Advisory Committee, 2001 - 2004 Digital Image Archive Initiative Committee, 2001 - 2002 Digital Technologies Committee, 2002 - 2004 Image Summit, Summer 2003 Lectures & Events Committee, 2001 - 2003 UT College of Architecture + Design, Student Activities Undergraduate Advising, 2000 - 2004 Undergraduate Thesis Advisor, Spring 2002, 2004 Graduate Thesis Advisor, Spring 2003 College of Architecture + Design, field trips: Seattle, WA, Spring 2004 New York, NY, Spring 2003 Cincinnati & Columbus, OH, Spring 2002, Fall 2003 Norris, TN, Spring 2002 Los Angeles, CA, Fall 2001

UT College of Architecture + Design, Website Co-designer + Online Editor, 1999 - 2003, www.arch.utk. edu

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WORK / THURLOW SMALL ARCHITECTURE

WORKING PLANET Building Renovation & Office Interior Location Providence, Rhode Island Date 2007- 2008 Thurlow Small Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow, Nick Proto, Kyle Bendle, Phil Stott Status Construction completed Client Working Planet Marketing Group Size 3,000 s.f.

View from the entry

View from the kitchen

View in conference room

Proposed plan

Fabrication drawings for tube walls

WORK

NAIL ADVERTISING AGENCY New interior in historic building for an advertising agency and furniture store.

Location Providence, Rhode Island Date 2008 - 2009 Thurlow Small Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow, Nick Proto, Kyle Bendle, Phil Stott Status Option 3 selected / Basic whitebox construction finished Spring 2009 Client Nail Ad Agency & Heir Furniture Size 7,000 s.f.

Proposed plan

Proposed floor materials

Space under renovation

Proposed view from entry

PANELITE OFFICE & SHOWROOM New interior office and showroom in existing building for a panel company Location New York, New York Date 2005 Thurlow Small Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow Status Construction completed Client Panelite LLC NY Size 1,400 s.f.

Proposed plan

Interior views of completed project

WORK

165 NC WALLPAPER Panel system for developed office interior project.

Location Prototype Date 2008 Thurlow Small Design Team Andrew Thurlow, Maia Small, Nick Proto Client Nail Advertising Agency Fabrication Precision Laser

Pink foam panel prototype

Wall isometrics

Panel elevation

Metal panel prototypes

PROVIDENCE MARKET Market interior for new grocery in downtown Providence.

Location Providence, Rhode Island Date 2007 Thurlow Small Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow, Nick Proto Status Initial Design completed; Construction completed under separate architect Client Cornish Associates Size 2,000 s.f.

Exterior view

Interior view

Shelving

Service Counter Flowers

Deli Cases

Coolers

Entry

Groceries

Seating

Shelving

Proposed plan

WORK

WESTMINSTER STREET ENVIRONMENT Street environment design that included awning, signage, planter and seating options as well as and activity programming.

Location Providence, RI Date 2007 Thurlow Small Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow, Nick Proto Status Study completed 2007 Client Cornish Associates

Signage and seating proposal

Proposed awning and planter strategies

Street section & signage heights

Seating and planting locations

YINZHOU CENTRAL PARK New 480 hectare park for a new city near Ningbo, China.

Location Ningbo, China Date First Place, Invited Competition Entry, 2009 Client Zhejing Province, China Park Design Team Thurlow Small Architecture & L + A Landscape Architecture Thurlow Small Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow, Zhang Rui, Sun Li Master Plan Project Partners Team Minus Award Honor Award, American Society of Landscape Architects, Rhode Island Chapter Pedestrian bridge

Lighting Plan

Park overview

Park Partial Section

Roadway Bridge

Plan

WORK

PAWTUCKET DOWNTOWN DESIGN PLAN Project includes public space, traffic planning, bicycle paths, parks and zoning strategies for the City of Pawtucket.

Location Pawtucket, Rhode Island Date June 2010 - March 2011 Client City of Pawtucket & Pawtucket Foundation Design Team Thurlow Small Architecture (urban design), McMahon Associates (traffic), L+A Landscape Architecture, Horsley Witten Group (zoning) Thurlow Small Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow, Jarrod Martin, Chris Capozzi

Main Street Proposed - Making it two-way with on-street Parking

Exchange Street - New bicycle paths and crossings

Exchange Street - Proposed Plan

Main Street Turnpike Linkage

THE BAYCITY PROJECT Location Providence, Rhode Island Date Study Completed 2007- 2008 Client City of Providence, Dept. of Planning & Development TSA Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow, Melissa Lockwood Project Partners Muchi-East, RISD Architecture Department The BayCity Project, a public/private partnership between the City of Providence, two design firms and the RISD Center for Design and Business, was a study of the three-mile Providence Waterfront. The study uncovered that the future of the Providence Waterfront rested in a negotiation between three interests: a neighborhood organization focused on expanding recreational and public space; marine and public infrastructure industries fighting to preserve industrial zones with access to the existing 40 foot deep waterway; and the City of Providence, determined to expand its tax base by increasing housing density. Our role was to expand the conversation between the various constituents, to gain a global view of the potential to satisfy existing stakeholders, engage a broader public, and foster a new waterfront identity.

With the assistance of RISD students, we presented international case studies of solutions to the complex problems surrounding urban waterfronts. We also completed an existing site analysis of the study area, including economic data, social demographics, property values, energy use, nodes of activity, topography, historic edges and land use.

Maia Small was the Project Co-Director responsible for conceptual development, case study and existing conditions development, graphic design, project coordination with the City of Providence, and public presentation at stakeholder meetings.

Example Analysis of Waterfront at Fox Point

Waterfront Case Study overview

Charleston & Vancouver Case Study examples

System Analysis examples: Topography & Foliage, Land use, Transportation, Demographics, Activity, Land values

WORK

PAWTUCKET KEEPSPACE COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE Location Pawtucket, Rhode Island Date 2009 - 2010 Design Team Maia Small, Andrew Thurlow Status Local Knowledge Report Phase complete; Kickstart Projects Phase in progress Client Pawtucket Citizens Development Corporation & Rhode Island Housing

Proposed development and infrastructure improvement locations

Waterfront development issues

WORK / IN OTHER OFFICES

CALIFORNIA PALACE OF THE LEGION OF HONOR In the office of Mark Cavagnero Associates with Edward Larrabee Barnes Renovation and addition to historic museum. I assisted with construction administration of primary contract, design and management assistance with additional service contracts including restaurant interior, ornamental fencing, tent design, and plaza entry.

Location San Francisco, California Date 1990 - 1996 (Small: 1994 - 1996) Client Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco Design office Mark Cavagnero Associates with Edward Larrabee Barnes Design team 1994 - 1996 Mark Cavagnero, (Principal), John Barnes (Consultant), Karen Gibb, Bradley Davidson, Roslyn Cole, Maia Small Consultants GFDS Engineers, (Structural), Auerbach + Associates (Lighting)

Courtyard excavation for new galleries

Lower level gallery plan

New courtyard

Renovated gallery interior

WORK

RAFAEL FILM CENTER In the office of Mark Cavagnero Associates Renovation and addition to historic theater. I was one of two designers drawing and developing the project and responsible for interior details and layout, back exterior elevation, and presentation drawings.

Location San Rafael, California Date 1994 - 1997 (Small: 1994 - 1996) Client California Film Institute Design office Mark Cavagnero Associates Design team Mark Cavagnero, (Principal), Karen Gibb (Project Architect), Roslyn Cole, Maia Small Consultants Steven Tipping + Associates, (Structural), J S Engineers (Mechanical), Auerbach + Associates (Lighting)

Second level plan

Interior lobby views

Main theater & balcony entry views

New courtyard

Exterior views

MILLENNIUM TOWERS In the office of Gary E. Handel & Associates New mixed-use high-rise development that includes a hotel, apartments, commercial space, and a theater. I assisted in the design of the exterior elevations, the layout of the penthouse floors, all of the residential kitchens and bathrooms.

Location Boston, Massachusetts Date 1997 - 2001 (Small: 1998) Client Millennium Partners Design Office Gary E. Handel & Associates Design Team Gary E. Handel, (Principal), D. Blake Middleton (Project Architect), Frank Fusaro (Project Manager), Richard Lee (Senior Designer), John, Banks, Bo Lee, Annmarie Lewis, Maia Small, Sylvia Won Consultants Childs Bertman Tseckares Inc. (Architecture), DeSimone Consulting Engineers, P.L.L.C. (Structural Engineers), Enclos Corporation (Facade), Cosentini Associates (Mechanical), Haley & Aldrich (Geotechnical)

Penthouse plan

Washington Street elevation

View on Washington Street of completed towers

WORK

CONGREXPO FINALIST ENTRY In the office of Bernard Tschumi Architects One of five finalist invited entries for a convention center and complex. I assisted the lead designer in the design, drawings and renderings of the plaza and interior public space layout.

Location Lyon, France Date 1999 - 2000 (Small 1999 - 2000) Design Office Bernard Tschumi Architects Design Team Bernard Tschumi (Principal), Joel Rutten (Lead Designer); Maia Small

Second Level plan

Plaza entry view

Plaza section

TEACHING

Harvard University Graduate School of Design Second Semester Core Studio Fleet Center Addition & University Art Gallery > > TEACHING

Rhode Island School of Design Architecture Department Degree Project >

Rhode Island School of Design Architecture Department Advanced Studio Port of Providence & Port of Rotterdam > > cutting the canal

The northern portion of the channel is cut to a depth of 15’ below sea level, accomodating sail, tug and motor boat drafts.

The southern portion of the canal is cut to 40’ below sea level, creating a deep water harbor.

Three shallow canals are cut only 4’ deep, at the low tide mark. Daily tidal fluctation allows for an alternating land passage or transversal canoe and kayak passage.

filling the islands

TEACHING

University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design Second & Third Year Undergraduate Design Studios Elementary School & University Visitor Center > >

University of Tennessee, College of Architecture + Design First & Second Year Undergraduate Design Studios Gallery & Furniture Showroom > > TEACHING