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ARCHITECT MONTH <strong>2014</strong> WWW.ARCHITECTMAGAZINE.COM<br />

GERARDO SALINAS<br />

Gerardo Salinas, AIA, is a partner at Mexico City–<br />

based Rojkind Arquitectos, a firm that delves into<br />

the relationship among materials, structure, and<br />

geography. His projects include the National Film<br />

Archive and Film Institute of Mexico, for which<br />

he carved a multi-use public space out of a dense<br />

urban landscape, and the Liverpool Department<br />

Store expansion (covered in ARCHITECT’s June<br />

issue), whose perforated honeycombed façade<br />

interacts with Mexico City’s streetscape.<br />

Salinas previously worked at Anderson<br />

Mason Dale <strong>Architect</strong>s in Denver, and Ellerbe<br />

Becket (now an AECOM company) in Washington,<br />

D.C. In 2008, he was named Young <strong>Architect</strong> of<br />

the Year by the AIA Denver chapter. He has an<br />

M.Arch. from the University of Maryland.<br />

BILL KREYSLER<br />

In 1982, Bill Kreysler left his job as an executive<br />

at a sailboat manufacturer and established<br />

the building-focused Kreysler & Associates in<br />

American Canyon, Calif. The digital fabrication<br />

studio specializes in the manufacture of architectural<br />

components, such as façade panels,<br />

from fiber-reinforced polymers and composites.<br />

The company’s projects include the sail-like<br />

acoustical panels that line Ennead <strong>Architect</strong>s’<br />

Bing Concert Hall at Stanford University.<br />

Kreysler has lectured at Stanford; the<br />

University of California, San Diego; and the U.S.<br />

Military Academy at West Point. He is a founding<br />

member and president of the Digital Fabrication<br />

Network, in San Francisco. He holds degrees in history<br />

and English from San Diego State University.<br />

MIMI LOVE<br />

Mimi Love is a principal at Utile, in Boston. Her<br />

work reflects the breadth of the studio’s design/<br />

build and urban-planning portfolio. Love is currently<br />

managing the construction of the Boston<br />

Conservatory Studio Building. She also oversaw<br />

the design and construction of the Boston<br />

Harbor Islands Pavilion, with its sculptural,<br />

cast-in-place canopies; the project garnered accolades<br />

such as a 2011 Honor Award for Design<br />

Excellence from the Boston Society of <strong>Architect</strong>s.<br />

Before joining Utile, Love was an associate<br />

at Machado and Silvetti Associates, where she<br />

led the design for the renovation of the Getty<br />

Villa in Pacific Palisades, Calif. A member of<br />

the Boston Preservation Alliance, Love holds a<br />

B.Arch. from the University of Texas at Austin.<br />

ELI MEIR KAPLAN

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