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Curriculum Vitae - David Guggenheim David Guggenheim Architect and Urbanist July 2007 Curriculum Vitae - David Guggenheim Born 1944, Jerusalem 1972-1975 Gideon Yager/Uzi Gordon Offices, member of team of architects 1970–1972 D. Reznik Offices, Jerusalem, member of team of Education architects 1983 M.Sc.Arch., Master of Science, Architecture and Teaching and research Experience Town Planning, Technion, Haifa 1971 B.Arch., Architecture and Town Planning, 1995-Current Senior Lecturer on design, department of Technion, Haifa architecture, Bezalel Academy, Jerusalem. October 2006 Member of a Bezalel research team PUSH PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE, promoting Professional Experience dialogue and cultural understanding of our shared 1979-Current Owner and founder of Guggenheim/Bloch heritage – a model for our heritage through the Architects and Urbanist , Jerusalem; until 1995, harmonization of cultural and natural sites in the co-owner and co-founder, together with the late geo-cultural region and pilot action plan for Architect Alex Bloch cooperation. 1985-1987 City Architects at the City of Kiryat Malachi November 2005 Conducted Seminar on Urban Design at Trento, 1975-1979 A. Rahamimof Offices, Jerusalem, initially Italy at the Faculty of Architecture, Between member of team of architects; commencing July Utopia, Nostalgia and Reality – Making 1976, partial Partner and Manager of the A. Historic Cities Livable Rahamimof Offices September 2004 Initiated and coordinated student workshops in Florence, Italy, in cooperation with Bezalel 1 David Guggenheim Architect and Urbanist Academy and the Faculty of Architecture in May 1998 Guest lecturer at convention on the subject of Florence, together with Architect Daniel Mintz Architecture – Holocaust – Memoriam, in May 2000 Initiated and coordinated student competition, Bolonga, (continuation of the “Memorial Beyond the Wall , within the framework of the Architecture” workshop held in Jerusalem) Jerusalem Seminar, at the initiative of Yad August 1997 Initiator and coordinator, together with Architect Handiv, additionally, member of panel of judges, Zeev Drukman, of International Student chaired by Architect Daniel Lieberskind Workshop on the subject of Memorial March 1999 Coordinated architect and student design Architecture, in cooperation with the Department workshop, together with Architects Z. Gerstein of Architecture at Bezalel Academy and Yad and Zeev Drukman, in cooperation with the Vashem Architects Association, the Bezalel Architecture February 1994 Guest lecturer, within framework of the Jerusalem Department and the Jerusalem Municipality, The Architecture in the 80's Exhibition, Edinburgh, 3-Dimensional Pattern of Jerusalem’s Inner Scotland City September 1993 Initiated and coordinated, together with Architect May 1998 Judge on panels for recent outstanding student Pearla Kaufman, of Design Workshop for projects of the Technion Faculty of Architecture, students from the Technion together with the La Haifa Villette University, Paris, France 1997-1998 Member of the Education Ministry’s steering and September 1992 Design Workshop for students from the Technion, judging committee for student assignments on the together with the Mimar Sinan University, subject of designing educational buildings Instanbul, Turkey May 1998 Guest lecturer on urbanism for a course given by May 1992 Initiated and coordinated Jerusalem Design Prof. Marco Venturi, Faculty of Architecture, Workshop , the Architects Association, together Venice with the Bezalel Department of Architecture and 2 David Guggenheim Architect and Urbanist the Jerusalem Municipality Engineering 2007 Participating at the competition for the new Department on the subject of the city’s direction of Bezalel Academy Campus. growth 2004 First place in competition for invitees to design the February 1992 Taught course at the U.B.C. Town Planning neighborhood of Kfar Shalem – Lev HaKfar , for Faculty on the subject of Urban Restoration and the Municipality of Tel Aviv Preservation 2003 First place in competition for invitees to design the May 1991 Taught special course on architectural design, Ayalon River Park , for the Ministry of the Building Near the Walls of the Old City of Interior, together with Architects Ulrich Pelsner Jerusalem – Zahal Square, the Technological and Motti Kaplan University, T.U., Vienna, Austria. 1998 First place in competition for invitees to design a Summer 1991 Initiated and coordinated Design Workshops for Boarding School at the Kiriat Ye’arim Youth students from the Technion in Venice, Italy Village 1987-1994 Faculty of Architecture, Technion, Haifa, taught 1998 Awarded tender to prepare a design of a Master Design Course (Studio Courses B and E) Plan for Tourism in Tiberias for the Ministry of 1985-1986 Guest lecturer at the Environmental Design Tourism, together with Avi Brook and Yossi Department, Bezalel Academy, Jerusalem Kriger February 1986 Guest lecturer, within framework of the Israeli 1997 First place in competition for invitees to design the Architecture Exhibition at the Architecture Ayalon River Park , for the Ministry of the Faculty, Edinburgh, Scotland Interior, together with Architects Ulrich Pelsner Competitions and Motti Kaplan Participated and placed in various architectural 1995 First place in competition to design a Residential and town planning competitions: Compound of 800 units, Hebron Road, Jerusalem, 3 David Guggenheim Architect and Urbanist for the Israel Lands Authority, together with Judging Experience Architect Tommy Leitsdorf 2004 Chairperson, panel of judges for the Architects 1991 First prize in competition for invitees awarded by Association Honor Award for 2004 , awarded to the Jerusalem Fund for a Peace Forest Water Architect David Reznik Garden , Jerusalem 2003 Chairperson, panel of judges for the Eilon Prize 1986 Commendation in competition to design Neve for Urban Design for 2003 given by the Holon Noam - Secured Residence for Senior Citizens Municipality, 1976 First place in competition to design the Rishon 2003 Chairperson and coordinator of panel of judges for Lezion Center , on behalf of the Engineers and the competition for invitees for the Computer Architects Association and the Rishon Lezion Faculty Building at the Interdisciplinary Center Municipality, together with architects Rahamimof, in Herzliya Reches, Rozenkrantz 2001 Chairperson, panel of judges for the Architects Association Honor Award for 2001 , awarded to Award for Excellence Architects Amnon Alexandroni and Dan Eitan June 2006 The 2006 Conservation award by The Israeli 1998 Judge for the competition for design of the Haifa Council for conservation of Sites Municipal Library Summer 1994 First place awarded by Beautiful Israel for the 1997 Member of the panel of judges for the Zandberg Teacher’s Seminary and Youth Hostel Project , Award for 1997 given by the Israel Museum located in Shlomi 1994 Judge for the competition for design of the Government Complex in Beersheba 4 David Guggenheim Architect and Urbanist 1992 Initiated and chaired panel of judges for 2003 The Israeli Project, curator, Sofia Dekel, International Architects Day in Israel, including exhibited, together with Architect Yoav Molco, first annual presentation of the Architects Cheap Water – The City as a Sieve Association Honor Award to Architects July 2003 Israeli Architecture Biennial, "Merhav 2003," Brotzkos, Mansfeld, Mistchekin exhibited new Auditorium at Ben Gurion Exhibitions University in Sde Boker July 2006 Our Streets - an Exhibition on new ways dealing November 1999 Hiriya at the Museum , Artists’ and Architects’ with main public areas in deteriorated city centers, Proposals for Rehabilitation of the Site, exhibited, organized by the Movement for Israeli Urbanism – together with Architect Ulrich Pelsner, the Ayalon The Herzel St. in the center of Natany a. River Park project January 2006 Israeli Architecture Biennial, "Merhav 2005" October 1999 Israeli Architecture Biennial, "Merhav 99" exhibited the Tabgha Hostel at the Lake of exhibited the Ancient Synagogue at Ein Gedi Galilee November 1998 Designs in Education 98, an exhibition of April 2005 Participated in tribute to David Reznik in the students’ works on the subject of Planning and David Reznik Exhibition at Tel Aviv University Design of Educational Buildings, Artists House Tel Aviv, member of the panel of judges June 2005 Exhibition of projects contending in the finals for the Recter Prize , a project of The School for Spring 1998 Mifgashim (Encounters) - The Place of Israeli Holocaust Studies, Yad Vashem, exhibited at the Architecture , a State of Israel Jubilee Year Architects Association Building Exhibition on world tour Presentation of the Landing Building Project in Manhat, Jerusalem 5 David Guggenheim Architect and Urbanist December 1997 Israeli Architecture Biennial, “Merhav 97,” March 1996 Initiated Architects Paint Jerusalem in the Local exhibited, Urban Dwellings in Malha, Jerusalem Spirit Exhibition, Artists House, Jerusalem, curators: Philip Brandis and Michal Seri November 1997 Designs in Education 97, an exhibition of students’ works on the subject of Planning and November 1993 Summer Dream - The Unbuilt Jerusalem , an Design of Educational Buildings, Artists House exhibition at the Migdal David Museum for the Jerusalem, member of the panel of judges History of Jerusalem, curator Architect David Croyanker. September 1996 Curator, together with Architect Omri Eitan, of the Israeli booth at the Venice Architecture Biennial , Participation as exhibitor: Pedestrian bridge above and authored catalog
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