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RÉSUMÉS: ARTHUR PINKHAM, RA, LEED AP SENIOR ARCHITECT, LEAD TECHNICAL ARCHITECT Professional Experience EPSTEIN JOSLIN ARCHITECTS, Inc., Cambridge, MA Senior Architect, 2013—present Representative projects: · The Music Center at Indian Hill, Groton, MA · Performing Arts Center - College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA (design competition) · PSNC Welcome Center, Preservation Society of Newport County, Newport, RI · Lexington Residence, Lexington, MA · Rockport Residence, Rockport, MA · Gloucester Residence Residence, Gloucester, MA · Massachusetts Gaming Commission, Architectural Advisor, Various Locations, · Providence Park, Providence, RI · Phi Beta Epsilon House at MIT, Cambridge, MA KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Thuwal, Saudi Arabia Manager of Planning and Development for the University Research Park, 2012-2013 JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP, Boston, MA Project Manager/Project Architect/Project Designer, 2007-2011 · Massachusetts Hospital School Renovation, Canton, MA · Tarrant County Community College Science Building, Fort Worth, TX · Great Mall of Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates · Maple Grove Mixed Use Complex, Maple Grove, MN · Amtrak – Comprehensive Train Station Accessibility Upgrades – nationwide · Transportation Security Administration (TSA) – Security Upgrades to Airport Passenger Checkpoints – nation wide RHEINZINK AMERICA/ A Division of RHEINZINK GmbH, Cambridge, MA Director of Technical Services for North America, 2002-2007 · Development of Technical Literature for Architectural Application of Zinc Titanium Alloys · Training of Regional Sales Managers in Building Envelope Technology · Technical Consulting on High Profile Architectural Projects utilizing Zinc Titanium · Representative on ASTM Steering Committee on Architectural Zinc Titanium ARTHUR PINKHAM ARCHITECTS, Brookline, MA Principal, 1999-2002 · W. R. Grace Product Research Laboratory, Cambridge, MA · Revoli Construction Co. Office Building and Equipment Warehouse, Franklin, MA · Lake View Pavilion Renovations, Foxboro, MA · Alsarabi Residence – Walpole, MA · Pergantis Residence – Brookline, MA SUMNER SCHEIN ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS, Cambridge, MA · Associate, Senior Project Architect, Senior Project Designer 1986 to 2000 · South Shore Plaza Expansion and Renovation, Braintree, MA · Zahid Plaza Mixed Use Center, Jubail, Saudi Arabia · Emerald Square, North Attleborough, MA · Square One, Saugus, MA · Jordan Marsh Department Store, Salem NH · South Bay Center, Boston, MA Education MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Cambridge, MA MArch, 1986 CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, NY Undergraduate Studies in Architecture, 1975-77 REED COLLEGE, Portland, OR Undergraduate Studies in Mathematics and Physics, 1973-75 Awards 1990 International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) Innovative Design and Construction Award for Emerald Square, N. Attleborough, MA 1981 Graduate Teaching Assistant for Professor Richard Tremaglio in Architectural Design at MIT 1982 Graduate Teaching Assistant for Professor Barry Zevin in Architectural Drawing at MIT 1980 First Prize, Third Annual Interschool Design Competition at MIT 1979 Third Prize, Second Annual Interschool Design Competition at MIT 1975 First Prize, Edmund York Memorial Design Competition at Cornell University Lectures / Guest Critic 2012 Guest Lecturer at Boston Architectural College on Mixed Use/Retail Design and Development Guest critic, Design Studios, MIT, Northeastern University, Boston Architectural College 2004 “Zinc in an Architectural Application,” presented at the western Pennsylvania chapter of SMACNA’s quarterly meeting 2003 “Exotic Metals,” presented at “Metalcon” trade show and convention for North American metal construction industry 1997 “High Technology and the Design Process,” presented to the International Association of Corpo- rate Real Estate Executives New England Chapter 1994 “Retail Design in the Middle East,” presented at the International Council of Shopping Centers’ Center Build Conference Publications 2008 ‘Understanding the Rainscreen Principle” (Metal Construction Association White Paper) w/ J. Clapperton, B. Yanetti, and K. Boyer 1995 “Three Dimensional Digital Modeling Facilitates A Mall Redesign” In Banker and Tradesman’s Special “Structures” issue E P S T E I N J O S L I N A r c h i t e c t s, I n c. 1995 “Architects Offer Clients High Tech View” Interview published in Shopping Centers Today Community Affiliations Member, Board of Trustees, Harvard Condominium Association, 2000-Present Self-managed 12 Unit Condominium Association; responsible for management of all aspects of building systems maintenance and restoration and renovation Design Advisory Team, Town of Brookline, MA, 2002-2003 and 2017 Responsible for reviewing planning and design of large residential projects for town planning board The Community Relief Foundation, Roxbury, MA, 2002-2003 Architectural services, rebuilding homes for victims of residential fires Registration Licensed in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts #7021 LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Accredited Professional, 2009.
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