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RESEARCH AND CREATIVE WORK 2005 Winter 2005 Winter 2004/2005 Jan./Feb. 2005 July 2003 June 2003 2003 SERVICE REGISTRATION Published Projects INTERIORS FOR UNDER 5s Melissa Jones projects featured project: Discovery Center at the American Museum of Natural History “Interior Sights” URBAN LAND Magazine featured project: Discovery Center at the American Museum of Natural History “Two 9/11 Competitions – One Winner” COMPETITIONS Magazine featured project: Memorial Cove, New Jersey 9/11 Memorial Competition “Lofty Thinking” BREATHE Magazine featured project: Collector’s Loft “The Wonder Years” CONTRACT Magazine featured project: Discovery Center at the American Museum of Natural History “Admission: Possible” CONSULTING-SPECIFYING ENGINEER Magazine featured project: Discovery Center at the American Museum of Natural History ELEMENTS, ARCHITECTURE IN DETAIL Oscar Riera Ojeda and Mark Pasnik featured project: Eileen Fisher Showroom Massachusetts, New York PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AWARDS NCARB 2004 COMMUNITY COVE NEW JERSEY 9/11 MEMORIAL COMPETITION second stage finalist 2002 PEEP SHOW COMPETITION third place winner 1998 AFRICAN BURIAL GROUND MEMORIAL PROJECT COMPETITION AIA New York City Chapter Project Design Award 1998 EILEEN FISHER SHOWROOM AIA New York City Chapter Interior Design Award 1998 EILEEN FISHER STORE AIA New York City Chapter Architectural Design Citation 1994 VIRGINIA AIA STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION certificate of honor RECENT AND CURRENT PROJECTS 2009 2008 2008–present 2006–present 2000–2009 C BRAUSE ARCHITECTURE FIDDLE LAKE BOATHOUSE design services: rebuilding a family cabin to optimize boats, beds and breezes BRICKHOUSE COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER pro bono services: new facade, entry sequence and interior design for a teen center in an historic firehouse ROCKVILLE RESIDENCE design services: landscape and architectural additions to knit a mid-century house into its suburban site ROE HOUSE design and construction: ongoing renovations and energy retrofits for an intown 1920’s residence WESTPORT BUNGALOW design services: additions, renovations and cabinetry designs for a craftsman bungalow 44
MARIA CHAO Lecturer TEACHING EDUCATION May 1999 Design studios Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Masters of Architecture Thesis: Creating Community: a study of merging adaptive reuse and community outreach through integrating a children’s foster home in an urban infill setting December 1995 North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC Bachelors of Environmental Design in Architecture ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2008–2009 Adjunct Professor for undergraduate level studio courses University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1997–1999 Teaching Assistant for Structures I, II, III undergraduate level courses Syracuse University PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2007–present 1999–2006 1996 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Owner/designer, CHAOdesigns LLC, Amherst, MA Designer, William McDonough + Partners, Charlottesville, VA Architectural Intern, Holmes.King.Kallquist & Associates, Architects, Syracuse, NY LEED 2.0 Accredited professional Associate AIA member RECENT AND CURRENT PROJECTS 2010 exhibit April 2009 Ongoing Ongoing November 2008 October 2008 Fall 2008 Spring 2008 Spring 2008 UMass potential exhibitor in ‘Greening the Valley’ RDC, speaker of ‘Modern + Green: a case study in Amherst’ Marvin/Integrity windows Case Study candidate Center for Ecological Technology, case study participant Amherst History Museum House Tour NESEA, Green home tour LEED house tours, four to be scheduled for early fall 2008 Daily Hampshire Gazette, interviewed for article in ‘Home’ section New York Times, interviewed for article 45
Page 1: ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM REPORT Volume
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Page 10 and 11: ARCH-DES 211 The City 3 credits Ins
Page 12 and 13: ARCH-DES 301 Design II 4 credits In
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Page 16 and 17: ARCH-DES 403 Design V 3 credits Ins
Page 18 and 19: ARCH-DES 500 Graduate Design Studio
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Email Address blaustein@oirp.umass.
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