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AWARDS 2003 2002 2002 2001–2003 2002 RECENT AND CURRENT PROJECTS 2008-2009 2007-2009 2008 2006–present 2009-present 2009-present 2006–present 2005–2006 2005–2006 2004–2006 2006 2003–2005 2003–2005 2005 2005 2004 Lighting for Tomorrow, Energy Efficient Luminaire Design Honorable mention: Lugosch + Licis Portable Phase 2 Invitational Competition 2004 WM AIA Honor Award: Private Residence Renovation and Addition WM AIA Awards Traveling Show Healey Travel Grant, The phenomena of light in architecture St. Lawrence University Invitational Retrospective Print Show Center for Design Engagement: Incorporation and application for nonprofit status with Professors Joseph Krypczynski and Max Page. Founding Member of PeaPod Homes LLC, assembled housing designed to approach zero net energy. Project design team included Hernan Barufaldi, University of Massachusetts Architecture + Design Alumna; Dr. Charlie Curcija, Design Builder Software; Erik Wight, Keystone Code. Lecture: “Pre-Fab” at the Third Annual Massachusetts Architecture Symposium (and ACSA Northeast Conference, and 2 nd Annual Wood Symposium). "Built Architecture". Exploration of the design, construction and delivery processes to be employed in the in environmentally responsible residential architecture. Research includes: reduction in building footprint and environmental impact, programmatic preferences in "small" homes, alternative materials, methods of manufacture, and BIM technology. Proposal: Feasibility Study for Spear Memorial Library. With map-lab and UMass alumna Stephen Moore. Feick renovation – design considerations including material and processes for a client with extreme chemical sensitivities. Rodgers Lakeside Home, Belchertown, MA. design of 1800 s.f. summer home. Miller House Addition, Heath, MA. Addition of garage, Entry, Master Bedroom to a house designed by LugoschArchitect in 1989. Mottern, Northampton, MA. Apartment Build-out exploring low cost design features. Fishman Vacation Home, Tolland, MA. 2,000 s.f. new construction lakeside vacation home to replace a house destroyed in fire. Regulatory issues: Conservation Commission, Neighborhood Approval Committee. Perlman Renovation, Northampton, MA. Western Mass Residence, Shutesbury, MA. Passive solar design featuring energy conserving materials and detailing Kane/Levit "Flying Porch" Shutesbury, MA. Detached 2nd floor Screen Room with storage below. Murphy Renovation/Addition. Amherst, MA. Harmonizing a contemporary renovation/addition with a 70’s house. Integration of natural and artificial lighting into new and existing structures. Competitions Sunderland Vietnam Memorial Competition and Exhibit, Sunderland, MA Designers Lighting Forum, New York. Invitational Exhibit: The Flowering of Fluorescent. 58
RAY KINOSHITA MANN Associate Professor TEACHING EDUCATION 1988 1983 ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2001–present Spring 2002 1998–2001 1995–1998 1987–1988 1987 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Constructed Space, Design Investigation Design I , Design II, Design III, Design IV (undergraduate and graduate) Construction Methods + Materials Architectural Lighting (Building Physics II) Furniture Design & Technology Design Theory Seminar Advanced digital design BFA, MS, MArch Thesis supervision Independent Study, Practicum Research forum Harvard Graduate School of Design, Master of Architecture, with distinction Harvard-Radcliffe College, Bachelor of Arts in Visual and Environmental Studies (minor in Structural Engineering), magna cum laude UMass. Associate Professor of Architecture+Design Acting Area Coordinator UMass. Assistant Professor of Interior Design and Architectural Studies. UMass. Lecturer in Interior Design and Architectural Studies. Harvard Graduate School of Design, Studio Assistant. Harvard Graduate School of Design, Career Discovery Program, Instructor 1990–present R K Studio, Amherst, Massachusetts. Principal Architect Residential, commercial, cultural, and institutional projects. 1988–1992 The Stein Partnership, New York City, New York, Design Associate, Women's Rights National Historical Park. 1988–1990 The Marshall Kinoshita Partnership, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Design Partner, residential projects. 1987–1988 Rafael Moneo, Architect, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Design Assistant, Cultural and ecclesiastical projects (Joan Miro Museum, Dominican monastery). 1986 Office for Metropolitan Architecture, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Design Assistant, Civic projects (The Hague City Hall competition). 1984–1985 Jeremiah Eck, Architect, Boston, Massachusetts. Design Assistant, Residential projects (Waxman Residence, BSA Award). 1980–1982 Harvard University Office for Energy Management, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Energy Auditor, Lighting Designer. RESEARCH AND CREATIVE WORK 2003–present 2002–present 2001 2001 SERVICE 1997–2003 1997–1999 REGISTRATION Woman Building –the life and work of architect Itsuko Hasegawa Memory, Culture, Care –responsive design for Alzheimer’s care environments “From the Gecko,” Boston Magazine, Best of Boston Issue, August. “Elegant Setting for a High-Wire Act,” Boston Globe. American Association of University Women, Selected Professions Fellowships (Chair 2001-2003). Town of Amherst Planning Board, member. Registered Architect: Massachusetts #8921, New York #021912, Vermont #003-0002118, Arizona #30377, NCARB Certification #43,058 59
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