Six GSD Alumni Elevated to AIA Fellows 2023
Six GSD alumni and faculty have been elevated by the 2023 Jury of Fellows from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) to its prestigious College of Fellows. The honor recognizes architects who have “achieved a standard of excellence in the profession and made a significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level.”
The GSD congratulates:
- J. Richard Alsop MDes ’01
- Dan Brunn MArch ’05
- Jason R. Chandler MArch ’93
- Martin R. Primmer MArch ’93
- Robert V. Reis MArch ’82
- Angela Ward Hyatt MArch ’94
For the full list of 2023 Fellows, visit the AIA website.
posted March, 2023
Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 Named Chair of Architecture at UC Berkley’s College of Environmental Design
The College of Environmental Design at UC Berkley (CED) has named Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 as the new Chair of the Department of Architecture, effective in December of 2021. She has been a full-time faculty member at UC Berkley for nearly two decades and serves as a founding member of the award-winning San-Francisco-based practice, IwamotoScott Architecture, with partner Craig Scott MArch ’94.
“I am pleased to appoint Lisa Iwamoto as the next chair of the department. She has dedicated her career to balancing practice with academia and enters the position with a well-rounded approach to architectural education that can meet the contemporary environmental challenges and opportunities we face” says Renee Y. Chow, Dean of the College of Environmental Design.
Learn more about Iwamoto’s appointment.
posted January, 2022
Six GSD Alumni Elevated to AIA Fellows 2021
Six GSD alumni have been elevated by the 2021 Jury of Fellows from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) to its prestigious College of Fellows. The honor recognizes architects who have “achieved a standard of excellence in the profession and made a significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level.”
The GSD congratulates:
- Rocco J. Ceo MArch ’86
- Mina M. Chow MArch ’93
- Billie J. Faircloth MArch ’01
- John H. Martin MArch ’89
- David S. Parker MArch ’85
- Gregory C. Wiedemann MArch ’77
For the full list of 2021 Fellows, visit the AIA website.
posted February, 2021
Jeff B. Speck MArch ’93 Inducted to 2020 AICP College of Fellows
Jeff B. Speck MArch ’93 has been inducted into the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Certified Planners for the Class of 2020. Induction to the AICP College of Fellows is the highest honor the American Institute of Certified Planners bestows upon a member. Election to the AICP College of Fellows based on outstanding contributions as a professional planner and individual efforts to improve both the field of planning and community.
As Director of Design at the National Endowment for the Arts from 2003 through 2007, Speck presided over the Mayors’ Institute on City Design and created the Governors’ Institute on Community Design. Prior to his federal appointment, Mr. Speck spent ten years as Director of Town Planning at DPZ & Co., the principal firm behind the New Urbanism movement. Since 2007, he has led Speck & Associates, an award-winning design consultancy serving public officials and the real estate industry.
With Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Mr. Speck is the co-author of Suburban Nation, which the Wall Street Journal calls “the urbanist’s bible.” His 2012 book, Walkable City–which the Christian Science Monitor calls “timely and important, a delightful, insightful, irreverent work”–was the best selling city-planning book of the past decade. Its sequel, Walkable City Rules, was named to Planetizen’s “Top Ten” of 2018.
According to AICP “Fellows of AICP are nominated and selected by their peers to recognize and honor their outstanding contributions as a professional planner. The outcomes of their individual efforts left demonstrably significant and transformational improvements to the field of planning and the communities they served. All Fellows are long-time members of AICP and have achieved excellence in professional practice, teaching and mentoring, research, and community service and leadership.” In lieu of the FAICP induction ceremony and reception at NPC20, other ways to celebrate the 2020 College of Fellows inductees are being considered.
posted May, 2020
Firm of Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93, Craig Scott MArch ’94 wins Ivy Tech Columbus project
IwamotoScott Architecture, the San Francisco-based architecture and design firm founded by Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 and Craig Scott MArch ’94, has been selected as the winner of a competitive invited RFP process to design the new 80,000 sq foot main campus building for Ivy Tech in Columbus, Indiana. The College anticipates breaking ground in 2020 and taking occupancy in 2022. “It is a true honor to be able to add to Columbus’ modern architectural heritage,” Iwamoto and Scott said. “The team from IwamotoScott showed true vision for what the future of Ivy Tech in Columbus could look like,” said Ivy Tech Columbus Chancellor Steven Combs. “Their concepts of how to use available space for a modern and advanced campus were well received by our community and employees.”
The project is supported by The Cummins Foundation and aims to continue the design excellence and modern architectural legacy they’ve established in Columbus. Other finalists in the process included SO-IL, Marlon Blackwell, nArchitects, and Snow Kreilich.
To read more about the announcement, click here.
posted March, 2020
Five Alumni Elevated to ASLA Council of Fellows
Five GSD alumni have been elevated by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) as fellows for their exceptional contributions to the landscape architecture profession and society at large. Election to the ASLA Council of Fellows is among the highest honors the ASLA bestows on members and is based on their works, leadership and management, knowledge and service.
ASLA formally recognized its 2019 Fellows at the 2019 ASLA Conference on Landscape Architecture on November 15-18 in San Diego.
Congratulations to (pictured below left to right in alphabetical order.).
Michael Boucher, FASLA, MLA ’85
David D. Jung, FASLA, MLA ’93
Allyson Mendenhall, FASLA, AB ’90, MLA ’99
Kate Orff, FASLA, MLA ’97
Cheri Ruane, FASLA, MLA ’01
Photo credit: EPNAC
For the full list of 2019 Fellows, click here.
posted July, 2019
Firm of Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93, Craig Scott MArch ’94 Wins 2019 Cooper Hewitt Design Award for Interior Design
IwamotoScott Architecture, the San Francisco-based architecture and design firm founded by Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 and Craig Scott MArch ’94, is this year’s recipient of the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award for Interior Design. The annual program seeks to “honor and support excellence, innovation, and lasting achievement in American design.” Founded in 2000, IwamotoScott Architecture has worked on a range of projects, from techonology companies to arts organizations, educational insitutuions, and more. Clients include Pinterest, Google, Tishman Speyer, the Vitra Design Museum, MoMA/PS1, SFMOMA, and University of California Berkeley.
In addition to their practice, the couple also teaches: Iwamoto is professor in architecture at UC Berkeley and Scott is professor in architecture at California College of the Arts.
Learn more and browse recent work.
posted June, 2019
Jeanne Gang MArch ’93 Tapped to Design New Global Terminal and Concourse at O’Hare International Airport
Studio ORD, a joint venture led by Jeanne Gang MArch ’93 and her practice Studio Gang, has been selected to design a new 2.2 million-square-foot global terminal for Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. The design is part of an $8.5 billion multi-phase expansion project expected to break ground in 2023.
“The new Global Terminal and Global Concourse is a critical project to unlock O’Hare’s potential as a leader in aviation and Chicago’s future success as a contemporary, truly global city. As a Chicagoan, I understand deeply the importance of O’Hare to our city’s identity, and I am honored that my hometown has provided my team the opportunity to realize a design that can demonstrate Chicago’s unique culture, traditions, and diversity to visitors and residents alike,” stated Gang. Learn more.
posted April, 2019
Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 Named Architectural Record’s 2018 Women in Architecture New Generation Leader
Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93, co-founder of San Francisco-based studio IwamotoScott Architecture, has been named Architectural Record’s 2018 Women in Architecture New Generation Leader. The annual awards recognize design leadership across five fields–Design Leader, New Generation Leader, Innovator, Activist, and Educator–while promoting the visibility and contributions of women in architecture. This year’s winners will be celebrated at an event in New York City in October.
Iwamoto, who founded her firm with GSD alumnus Craig Scott MArch ’94, has previously been honored as one of Architectural League’s Emerging Voices in 2007 and won a RECORD Design Vanguard award in 2011. In addition to her design work, Iwamoto is a professor at the UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design.
Photo courtesy of Architectural Record.
posted September, 2018
Alumni Honored with AIANY 2018 Design Awards
Projects by a number of GSD alumni have been honored with 2018 Design Awards by AIA New York. The top prize went to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture by Freelon Adjaye Bond / Smithgroup, led in part by Phil Freelon LF ’90. Award recipients will be featured in the Center for Architecture’s 2018 AIANY Design Awards exhibition (opens April 20, 2018), and included in AIANY’s Oculus magazine.
Alumni winners include:
ARCHITECTURE – HONORS
NADAAA, firm of Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91
Project: University of Toronto Daniels Building at One Spadina
Location: Toronto, Canada
INTERIORS – HONOR
N H D M, firm of Nahyun Hwang MArch ’01 and David Eugin Moon MArch ’01
Project: Nam June Paik Art Center Renovation
Location: Yongin, South Korea
URBAN DESIGN – MERITS
NADAAA, firm of Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91
Project: Justice in Design
Location: New York, NY
ROGERS PARTNERS Architects + Urban Designers, firm of Rob Rogers MDes ’89
Project: Houston-Galveston Area Protection System (H-GAPS)
Location: Galveston Bay, TX
Image: Nam June Paik Art Center. Courtesy of N H D M.
posted February, 2018
Alumni Honored at 7th Annual BSA Design Awards Gala
The Boston Society of Architects celebrated its 2017 Design Award recipients at a gala on January 18, 2018. A number of Harvard University Graduate School of alumni and their firms were recognized, including Henry Cobb AB ’47, MArch ’49 who received the 2017 BSA Award of Honor.
Other alumni honored include Matthew Kiefer LF ’96 (BSA Honorary Membership); Roger Ferris + Partners, firm of Roger P. Ferris LF ’92, MDes ’93 (Category: Housing Design, Project: Green House, Client: Private (award)); Kennedy and Violich Architecture, firm of Sheila Kennedy MArch ’85 and J. Frano Violich MArch ’84 (Category: Small Firms/Small Projects Design Awards, Project: Meister Consultants Group—A Cadmus Company Offices, Clients: Meister Consultants Group (award)); La Dallman Architects, firm of Grace La AB ’92, MArch ’95 and James Dallman MArch ’92 (Category: Unbuilt Architecture and Design, Projects: Industrial Capriccio: Floating Garden (honor award) and Waterlily Landing (citation)); and NADAAA, firm of Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 (Category: Unbuilt Architecture and Design, Project: Justice in Design (award); Category: Honor Awards for Design Excellence, Project: Tanderrum Pedestrian Bridge with John Wardle Architects, Client: Major Projects Victoria (honor award)).
See the full list of 2017 Design Award winners.
Image courtesy of the Boston Real Estate Times.
posted January, 2018
Alumni Work Recognized with 2017 ASLA Professional Awards
The work of Harvard University Graduate School of Design alumni is well represented in this year’s American Society of Landscape Architects Professional Awards, which recognize the best of landscape architecture from the United States and around the world. Winners received their awards at the ASLA Annual Meeting and EXPO in Los Angeles last October. Those honored include:
GENERAL DESIGN CATEGORY
Honor Awards
Andrea Cochran MLA ’79, Megumi Aihara MLA ’07 (Windhover Contemplative Center)
Mikyoung Kim MLA ’92 (Chicago Botanic Garden: The Regenstein Learning Campus)
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN CATEGORY
Award of Excellence
Andrea Cochran MLA ’79, Lin Peng MLA ’12 (Birmingham Residence)
Honor Award
Andrea Cochran MLA ’79 (Telegraph Hill Residence)
Stephen Stimson MLA ’87 (Northeast Harbor, a Restoration on Mount Desert Island)
Reed Hilderbrand LLC Landscape Architecture, led by by Principals Gary Hilderbrand MLA ’85 and Douglas Reed MLA ’81 (Proving Grounds – A 20-Year Education in American Horticulture; Agrarian Modern – The Recovery and Renewal of Manatuck Farm)
Bruce Jett MLA ’92 (Northpoint Apartments)
ANALYSIS AND PLANNING CATEGORY
Honor Award
Charlotte Barrows MLA ’06 (The Olana Strategic Landscape Design Plan: Restoring an American Masterpiece)
Leo Alvarez MLA ’81, Ralph Johnson MArch ’73 (Waterfront Botanical Gardens)
Reed Hilderbrand LLC Landscape Architecture, led by by Principals Gary Hilderbrand MLA ’85 and Douglas Reed MLA ’81 (Conservation at the Edge – Prototyping low-intervention conservation in the Patagonian wilderness)
Gordon Gill MArch ’93 (Positioning Pullman)
Katharyn Leah Hurd MLAUD ’12 (Texas Capitol Complex Master Plan)
COMMUNICATIONS CATEGORY
Charles Birnbaum LF ’98 (The Landscape Architecture of Lawrence Halprin)
More information, including the full list of 2017 winners.
Photo: Windhover Contemplative Center at Stanford University, Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture.
posted November, 2017
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 and NADAAA Featured in Architectural Digest
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 and his Boston-based firm NADAAA are the feature of a recent article in Architectural Digest. The article focuses on their work designing architecture school buildings, including the soon to open John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto. The firm has so far designed three architecture school building–something no other firm can lay claim–and Tehrani, who serves as dean of the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at New York’s Cooper Union, is also working with architect Samuel Anderson (AB ’75) on changes to the architecture studios in the Cooper Union’s Foundation Building.
NADAAA is led by Tehrani in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91.
Image of the Melbourne School of Design at University of Melbourne courtesy of NADAAA.
posted July, 2017
Jeanne Gang MArch ’93 to Receive Louis Kahn Memorial Award, Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Jeanne Gang MArch ’93, founding principal at architecture and urbanism practice Studio Gang, has been named the recipient of the 2017 Louis Kahn Memorial Award. Established in 1983 by the Center for Architecture and Design, the prize will be awarded at an event on May 23 in Philadelphia. Gang currently serves as the John Portman Design Critic in Architecture at the GSD where she led the spring 2017 option studio Material that Connects: A Campus Center in Chicago.
Other recent professional news for Gang includes:
- In April Gang was one of 228 new members elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the nation’s oldest learned societies.
- The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada will honor Gang with a 2017 Honorary Fellowship. She will deliver the keynote address during the College of Fellows Convocation on May 25 at the Canadian Museum of History.
- Gang is currently featured in the pages and on the covers of two magazines, CLADmag (2017 Issue 2) and Surface (May 2017).
Image courtesy of Studio Gang.
posted May, 2017
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 Project Featured in Toronto’s Largest Newspaper
A project led by Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 of the firm NADAAA is featured in Toronto’s largest newspaper, The Globe and Mail. Praised as “already one of the best Canadian buildings of the past decade,” by the newspaper’s architecture critic, the new University of Toronto’s Daniels Faculty building at One Spadina is set to open this fall. It will house programs in architecture, landscape architecture, urban design and visual studies. “It’s a university space, but it’s also a civic space of the city,” says Tehrani. “By creating a space and prospect” – a view – “where there hadn’t been one before, it extends the public imagination.”
NADAAA is led by Tehrani in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91.
See more images and read the full article.
Photo by Nic Lehoux courtesy of The Globe and Mail.
posted May, 2017
GSD Alumni Honored with 2017 Progressive Architecture Awards
The work of Harvard University Graduate School of Design alumni was recently recognized with 2017 Progressive Architecture Awards from Architect magazine. The jury, which included GSD alumna Jennifer Bonner MArch ’09, was tasked with finding the best examples of works that “represent design that pushes the envelope, novel methods of representation, and an exploration of humble building types that can make peoples’ lives better.” Winning projects from firms led by GSD alumni include:
AWARDS
Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center
New York
REX, led by Joshua Prince-Ramus MArch ’96
Menil Drawing Institute
Houston
Johnston Marklee, led by Sharon Johnston MArch ’95 and Mark Lee MArch ’95
CITATIONS
Bloomberg Center
New York
Morphosis Architects, led by Thom Mayne MArch ’78
HONORABLE MENTIONS
Mask House
Ithaca, N.Y.
WOJR, led by William O’Brien MArch ’05
True North
Detroit
EC3, led by Edwin Chan MArch ’85
New Hampshire Retreat
Bethlehem, N.H.
NADAAA, led by Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91
Image courtesy of Architect magazine.
posted March, 2017
Firm of Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91, Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 Wins 17th P/A Award
NADAAA, the firm led by Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91, has won its 17th Progressive Architecture Award from Architect magazine. The 2017 award recognizes the project New Hampshire Retreat in Bethlehem, N.H. “It’s a simple parti, but the plan and the interstitial areas between the rooms that serve as indoor–outdoor spaces are really quite beautiful,” commented juror Jennifer Bonner MArch ’09.
Image courtesy of NADAAA.
posted March, 2017
Craig Scott MArch ’94 and Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 Firm Receives AIA Institute 2017 Honor Award; Featured in Architect, Curbed.
IwamotoScott Architecture, founded by Craig Scott MArch ’94 and Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93, recently received an AIA Institute 2017 Honor Award for its design of the new Pinterest Headquarters in San Francisco’s SOMA district, which was completed in collaboration with Brereton Architects. The award news was featured in Architect and Curbed.
Other recent awards and news features on the project include:
- American Architecture Prize 2016 Gold Medal, Workplaces category
- Featured in Fast Company, “Pinterest’s Subtle New Headquarters Are The Opposite of a Typical Tech Office“, as well as the FastCO.Design article “Office Design Grows Up“ as one the “coolest workspaces of 2016”
- Honorable Mention in The Architect’s Newspaper 2016 Best Of Design Awards, Interior Workplace category
- Interior Design 2016 Best of Year Honoree, XL Creative/Tech category
Other recent professional news from IwamotoScott Architecture includes:
- Miami City View garage also received an American Architecture Prize 2016 Gold Medal, Parking category
- Redpoint Ventures by IwamotoScott was also an Interior Design 2016 Best of Year Honoree, Office: Small category
- Bloomberg Tech Hub was a Finalist in the Fast Company 2016 Innovation By Design Awards, Branded Environments category
- Bloomberg Tech Hub was featured in a San Francisco Business Times article, “These 5 Bay Area offices have the coolest interior designs, experts say“
Image courtesy of IwamotoScott Architecture.
posted February, 2017
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91, Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 Firm Honored by Interior Design Magazine, ARCHITECT Magazine
NADAAA, the firm led by principal Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91, has been honored with a 2016 Best of Year Award by Interior Design and Custom Home Design Grand Award 2016 by ARCHITECT Magazine for its restoration of Rock Creek House in Washington, DC.
Image courtesy of ARCHITECT Magazine.
posted January, 2017
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91, Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 U. Toronto Project Nearing Completion; Tanderrum Bridge Opens
Two project updates from NADAAA, the firm led by principal Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91:
The University of Toronto’s Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design project at One Spadina is nearing completion. The project was recently profiled in the University of Toronto Magazine‘s Winter 2017 issue.
The Tanderrum Bridge project, designed by NADAAA in collaboration with JWA, in Melbourne, Australia opened last month. ArchitectureAU and Architecture & Design reported on the opening.
Image of Tanderrum Bridge courtesy of NADAAA Blog.
posted January, 2017
Andrew P. Phillips MArch ’93 Talks Rituals in Newsworks
Andrew P. Phillips MArch ’93 was featured in a story about rituals in Newsworks, the online home of public radio broadcaster WHYY News. Phillips, a licensed architect and full-time design teacher at the Charter High School for Architecture and Design in Philadelphia, spoke about the importance of rituals in his high-performance workplace.
February 2015
posted December, 2016
Jeanne Gang MArch ’93 Firm to Design American Museum of Natural History Addition
Studio Gang, the firm run by Jeanne Gang MArch ’93, was selected by the American Museum of Natural History to design a six-story addition to its sprawling complex along Columbus Avenue in New York. The project should be completed as early as 2019, the museum’s 150th anniversary.
December 2014
posted December, 2016
In Memoriam: Brooks Critchfield MArch ’93
posted December, 2016
Jeanne Gang MArch ’93 Shortlisted for the Woman Architect of the Year
Jeanne Gang MArch ’93 has been named to Women in Architecture Awards 2016 shortlist for the Woman Architect of the Year. “Gang is recognised internationally for her bold and functional designs that incorporate ecologically friendly technologies, most notable in Studio Gang’s tri-axial Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership” writes the Architectural Review.
February 2016
posted December, 2016
Dr. Branko Kolarevic MDes ’89, DDes ’93 Elected President of ACSA
Earlier this year Dr. Branko Kolarevic MDes ’89, DDes ’93 was elected president of the Association of the Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA). This past July, he started his first year of the four-year term on the ACSA’s Board of Directors as Second Vice-President.
October 2016
posted December, 2016
Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 and Craig Scott MArch ’94 Firm Wins AIA, IIDA Awards; Featured in Architectural Record, ArchDaily
Professional news from IwamotoScott Architecture, the San Francisco-based award-winning architecture and design firm founded by Lisa Iwamoto MArch ’93 and Craig Scott MArch ’94:
- The new 100,100 sf Pinterest HQ workspace in San Francisco, (by IwamotoScott Architecture in collaboration with Brereton Architects) is featured in the August issue of Architectural Record
- The Pinterest HQ project won a AIA California 2016 Design Award this summer (one of only two awards this year given for Interior Architecture)
- IwamotoScott’s City View Garage in the Miami Design District was awarded ArchDaily’s Top 100 American Architecture Projects , cited by ArchDaily as follows: “Here we highlight the 100 most visited works of architecture in the US, turning them into case studies and references for millions of architects, students, and journalists that seek the most important, inspiring works of American architecture.”
- IwamotoScott’s Bloomberg Tech Hub won an AIA San Francisco 2016 Honor Award in Interior Architecture
- Lisa Iwamoto and Craig Scott recently gave a tour of the Bloomberg Tech Hub as one of the 2016 IIDA NC Honor Award winners
September 2016
posted December, 2016
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91, Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 Firm Ranked in Top Three by Architect Magazine
For the fourth year, NADAAA, the design firm led by Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91, has achieved the rank of one of the top three design firms in the USA by Architect Magazine, ranking first in three of those years.
September 2016
posted September, 2016
Ila Berman MDes ’91, DDes ’93 Appointed Dean of the University of Virginia School of Architecture
Ila Berman MDes ’91, DDes ’93 has been appointed Dean of the University of Virginia School of Architecture. Currently, the O’Donovan Director of the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as a principal of SCALESHIFT design in Toronto, Berman will assume the deanship on August 15. Over the last 11 years, Berman has led three schools in different capacities.
April 2016
posted April, 2016
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91, Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 Firm Receives Awards from the Boston Society of Architects
NADAAA, the design firm led by principal Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 and Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91, received two awards at the Boston Society of Architects’ annual Awards Gala: a Hobson Award for the Bamiyan Cultural Centre and a special Excellence in Craft Award for the Rock Creek House in DC.
February 2016
posted February, 2016
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91, Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 Firm Profiled in Video by Architect Magazine
Architect Magazine visited the office of NADAAA for a video profile of the firm for its “Architect Visits” series. In the video, principals Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 and Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93 explain how their research and in-house fabrication is posing a challenge to the building industry to rethink methods of production. Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 is also a partner at NADAAA.
January 2015
posted January, 2015
Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91, Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91 Firm Receives Unbuilt Architecture Award
The firm led by Nader Tehrani MAUD ’91 in collaboration with partners Daniel Gallagher MArch ’91, and Katherine Faulkner MArch ’93, NADAAA, received an Unbuilt Architecture Award for the University of Toronto Daniels Faculty of Architecture Landscape and Design; Unbuilt Architecture Citation for New Hampshire Retreat; Progressive Architecture Citation for University of Melbourne FABP; and a People’s Choice Award for Macallen Building at the 3rd Annual BSA Design Gala, which was held on January 30, 2014.
February 2014
posted February, 2014