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Tsurumaki Lewis. .Lewis Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis LTLARCHITECTS FIRM CV 1997 Lumen Award of Citation for Strong Execution of Concept, Illuminating Partnership Founded, New York, NY Engineering Society: New York City Section 2002 Columbia University Brown Institute for Media Innovation LTL Architects PLLC Formed, New York, NY National Recognition Honor Award, American Council of Registered Architects: Engineering Companies NY, CT, OH, PA, NV, RI, FL, WY, TX, MA, AR, CO Gallaudet University Living and Learning Residence Hall 6 NCARB Council Certification 2013 Award of Merit, AIA Potomac Valley Chapter HONORS Gallaudet University Living and Learning Residence Hall Presidential Citation for Universal Design, AIA DC Chapter 2014 Gallaudet University Living and Learning Residence Hall BSI Swiss Architectural Award Candidate Firm, BSI Architectural Foundation. Award for Excellence for Best Institutional Facility, NAIOP Maryland/DC Chapter 2012 Gallaudet University Living and Learning Residence Hall BSI Swiss Architectural Award Candidate Firm, BSI Architectural Louis I. Kahn Citation Foundation. American School & University 2013 Architectural Portfolio 2010 New York University Steinhardt School Selected Architect, Exhibition, Rising Currents, Museum of Modern Art, NY Lawrence Israel Prize, Fashion Institute of Technology. Special Recognition, Thirty-First Annual Awards for Excellence in Design, New York City Design Commission Coney Island Steeplechase Pier 2007 National Design Award, Interior Design, The Cooper-Hewitt National 2012 Design Museum Merit Award, Western Red Cedar Lumber Association Selected Winner, New York Designs, The Architectural League of NY Claremont University Consortium Bernard B. Barber Award for Excellence. Archetype: Woodwork Institute 2004 Selected Architects, Venice Biennale—U.S. Pavilion Claremont University Consortium Design Merit Award, Adaptive Reuse, AIA New York State 2002 Selected Architects, Emerging Voices, The Architectural League of NY Arthouse at the Jones Center Design Merit Award, Urban Design, AIA New York Chapter 2000 Selected Architects, “The New Vanguard,” Architectural Record Water Proving Ground Award and Grant, New York Foundation for the Art Excellence in Design Award, Renovation, Claremont Architectural Commission 1997 Selected Architect, Young Architects Forum, The Architectural League of NY Claremont University Consortium Lumen Award of Merit, Illuminating Engineering Society NYC PROJECT AWARDS Claremont University Consortium 2017 2011 AN Best of Design Award, Adaptive Reuse, The Architect’s Newspaper AZ Award Finalist, Unrealized Concept, Azure The ContemporAry Austin Water Proving Ground Best of Year Design Awards Honoree, Exhibition, Interior Design Best Art Gallery, Best of Austin 2011, The Austin Chronicle Manual of Section Exhibition Arthouse at the Jones Center Best of Year Design Awards Honoree, Showroom, Interior Design Best of Year Merit Award, Educational, Interior Design Wolf Gordon Offices Sullivan Family Student Center NYCxDesign Award Honoree, Showroom, Interior Design Design Award, Project, Texas Society of Architects | AIA Texas Wolf Gordon Offices Arthouse at the Jones Center Lumen Award of Excellence, Illuminating Engineering Society NYC 2016 Arthouse at the Jones Center DAM Architectural Book Award, Deutsches Architekturmuseum 2010 Manual of Section Citation Winner, Wood Design & Building NYCxDesign Award, Education, Interior Design Arthouse at the Jones Center NYU Steinhardt School Outstanding Construction Award, Specialty Construction, Austin AGC NYCxDesign Award, Green Finalist, Interior Design Arthouse at the Jones Center, with Structura Inc. Columbia University Brown Institute for Media Innovation 2009 2015 Progressive Architecture Award, Architect Lower Manhattan & Greenwich South, in collaboration with Architecture Research Office Best of Year Design Awards Honoree, Education, Interior Design NYU Steinhardt School 2008 Best of Year Merit Award, Educational, Interior Design Citation for Urban Planning and Design, AIA NYS NYU Department of Social & Cultural Analysis Parking PLUS: Train Terraces Citation for Interiors, AIA NYS 2007 NYU Steinhardt School James Beard Award for Outstanding Restaurant Design Xing Restaurant Award of Merit, AIA NY Columbia University Brown Institute for Media Innovation Building Brooklyn Award, Affordable Housing, Brooklyn Chamber of Award of Merit, Lighting Design International Association of Lighting Commerce Designers Glenmore Gardens Columbia University Brown Institute for Media Innovation Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis 227 W.29th Street, 7th Floor New York, NY 10001 t.212.505.5955 www.LTLarchitects.com LTLARCHITECTS 2006 BUILT WORK Outstanding Restaurant Design, James Beard Foundation Award Ongoing Xing Restaurant Telluride Transfer Warehouse, Telluride, CO 16,000 square ft. new arts center within historic landmark Design Award, Project Citation, AIA New York Chapter Nazareth House Poster House, New York, NY 14,500 square ft. renovation; museum design 2005 IndiCo - National Association of College Stores, Oberlin, OH Winner, Casual Restaurant, First Annual Hospitality Design Awards college store innovation lab for Creative Achievement, Hospitality Design Fluff Bakery Ohio State University Fry Hall Optometry Clinic, Columbus, OH exterior and interior gut renovation Honorable Mention, Casual Restaurant, 2nd Annual Hospitality Design Awards for Creative Achievements, Hospitality Design Helen Walton Children’s Enrichment Center and Dash Dogs Early Childhood Initiatives Center, Bentonville, AR 45,000 square ft. new construction early childhood education center Finalist, Casual Dining, Interior Design Gold Key Awards Tides and Fluff Bakery The Street: Urban Retail Center, Chestnut Hill, MA 2004 300,000 square ft. new buildings and renovations Design Distinction, Environments, I.D. 51st Annual Design Review Ini Ani Cafe Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx, NY 3,500 square ft. council headquarters renovation Winner, Interiors Awards, Restaurant, Contract Tides Restaurant 2017 Design Merit Award, Interior Architecture, AIA New York Chapter Upson Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Xing Restaurant 160,000 square ft. engineering building gut renovation Design Merit Award, Projects, AIA New York Chapter Vassar College All Campus Dining Center, Poughkeepsie, NY Park Tower 28,000 square ft. renovation of a McKim Mead & White building Honorable Mention, The AR Awards for Emerging Architecture, Architectural Review Joseph D. Jamail Lecture Hall Renovation, Columbia University, New York, NY Tides Restaurant 2,750 square ft. renovation of a Lecture Hall by McKim Mead & White Interiors Award Winner, Restaurant, Contract Wolf-Gordon, New York, NY Ini Ani Cafe 9,100 square ft. office renovation 2003 James Beard Foundation Award Nomination, Outstanding Restaurant The ContemporAry, Austin, TX Design 23,800 square ft. contemporary art museum renovation Lozoo Restaurant 2016 2002 Meten English Learning Classrooms, Beijing, China Design Distinction, Environments, I.D. 49th Annual Design Review 3,500 square ft. education center Lozoo Restaurant 2014 Kalil Memorial Fellowship, to support research on Invernizzi’s Girasole Bird Library, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY New Suburbanism installed in the permanent collection, The Heinz 2,300 square ft. library classroom renovation Architectural Center at the Carnegie Museum of Art Brookline Atrium, Brookline, MA 2000 900 square ft. office entry renovation Faculty Design Award, The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Van Alen Institute Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Graduate School of Journalism, New Suburbanism installed in the permanent collection, Architecture and Columbia University, New York, NY Design, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 4,000 square ft. digital media center in Pulitzer Hall 1999 Eurobuilding Hotel, Miami, FL Sportbars and Mies-on-a-Beam installed in the permanent collection, new facade Architecture and Design, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art NYU Steinhardt School, New York, NY Design Distinction, Environments, I.D. 45th Annual Design Review 70,000 square ft. school of education, three building renovation Van Alen Institute The Mercedes T. Bass Rome Prize in Architecture, American Academy in Seaman Corporation, Wooster, OH Rome, 1998–1999 27,000 square ft. office renovation Paul Lewis University of Wyoming Canopy Connector, Laramie, WY 1997 canopy connector Design Distinction, Environments, I.D. 43rd Annual Design Review Pull of Beauty 2013 Honorable Mention, Environments, 43rd Annual Design Review Carnegie Library, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY I.D. 16,000 square ft. library renovation Eavesdropping 1995 Robert Purcell Community Center, Cornell University Best of Category, Environments, I.D. 41st Annual Design Review. feasibility study Slip Space Steeplechase Pier, Coney Island, NY pier renovation Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis 227 W.29th Street, 7th Floor New York, NY 10001 t.212.505.5955 www.LTLarchitects.com LTLARCHITECTS 2012 Xing Restaurant, 785 Ninth Avenue, New York, NY Cornell University Department of Architecture Offices, Ithaca, NY 2,000 square ft. Chinese restaurant 1,200 square ft. office renovation Tides Restaurant, New York, NY LLRH6, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC 420 square ft. seafood restaurant 60,000 square ft. student dormitory and learning space, competition winner Wieden and Kennedy Offices, 150 Varick Street, New York, NY 2011 redesign of independent advertising agency offices Claremont University Consortium, Claremont, CA 42,000 square ft. administrative center 2004
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