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The Clarke Pavillion-Orinda California,
Published in Architectural Digest
Currently an instructor of Design at City College of San Francisco.
Former Director of the Architectural Design Department at Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts.
Publications and Awards
Dog-haus Oakland Museum Competition
Finalist
The Spice Box
Finalist. Chicago’s Spertus Museum’s biannual international competition for the design of Judaic objects.
Interplan
Interior Design Trade Show, New York, N.Y. The Lee Apartment; Voted One of The Best Interiors of The 1990’s.
The Seder Plate
$10,000 First Prize For a modernist “Seder Plate” designed for an invited international competition sponsored by the Spertus Institute in Chicago.
Exhibited and marketed internationally.
Light Interpretations
Catalogue for an exhibition of Hanukkah Menorahs; Winning Design for a candelabra exhibited internationally with other winning entries as the result of a competition sponsored by The Spertus Museum in Chicago.
Spertus Museum, 1st Prize,
International Exhibit.
Senior Editor Precis 6, The Journal of the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning of Columbia University
Graham Foundation Grant for the Publication of Precis 6.
Published Journalist, Architectural Record and Other Magazines;
Selected book reviews: Stanley Tigerman’s Architecture and Exile, Anthony Ames Five Houses, George Ranalli’s Buildings and Projects, Bernard Tschumi’s Cinegrame Folie Parc Du La Villette
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