THOMAS SILVA, AIA, FAAR, NCARB, LEED AP

PROFILE Thomas Silva is a registered architect with over 34 years experience in the design and documentation of over dozens of projects ranging from museums, performance centers, groundbreaking scientific and academic research facilities, custom homes and multi-family high-rises, office buildings, hotels, live/work lofts, hospitals and medical facilities, tenant improvements, high-end interior design, award winning renovations of landmark buildings, innovative retail design, and pro-bono work. He has been a practitioner of sustainable design building integration since the 1970’s, and is a LEED accredited professional.

In addition to providing overall design and contract management, Mr Silva has specialized technical design skills including exterior cladding design, envelope and waterproofing detailing, contract document quality control peer review, specifica- tion writing, code analysis/interpretation.

He has over 25 years construction administration experience in a variety of complex projects, costs ranging from $10m- $11 b and maintains continuing professional practice education in the fields of new materials, innovative engineering systems and technologies, construction law and building codes.

Fellow EDUCATION 1989 Rome Prize Fellowship, American Academy in Rome Rome, Italy Bachelor of Architecture 1987 The The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture , NY

REGISTRATIONS 2002 Registered Architect: , License No. C29212 1995 Registered Architect: New York, License No. 25266 2004 LEED Accredited Professional

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Perkins+Will Technical Director San Francisco, CA Responsible for technical aspects of project delivery and overview of all project Senior Associate construction documents, detailing and coordination activities; implementation of 2012-Present the firm’s quality assurance and control programs; research new technologies and building systems, and integrate sustainability into project technical methodology. Provides mentoring of staff to support, develop and monitor the technical quality within the office.

Senior Technical Architect Lucille Pakard Children’s Hospital, Palo Alto, CA 2012-Present Senior technical architect responsible for exterior skin construction administration for a new childrens hospital. On-site almost full time. Client liaise, RFIs, Submitals, technical design problem solving, approvals coordination with OSHPD. 10 FUNSTON AVE, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94118 415-218-2317 www.tsilvaarch.com THOMAS SILVA, AIA, FAAR, NCARB, LEED AP

Thomas Silva Architects Project Principal San Francisco, CA Private Residence, CA (Executive Architect Principal 2008-2012 A 7,500 gross square feet private residence. Services included assisting design architect in all design phases, producing construction documents, managing and coordinating engineering and specialty consulting services and full construction administration services. Design Architect: Herzog & de Meuron

Facade Design Consultant Princess Nora Bint Abdul Rahman University, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 2008-2009 Detailed facade design and technical detailing of an 8 million square meters, $11.5 bn university for women. Responsibilities included interfacing with Saudi Oger Ltd (contractor at various stages during design development. Design Architect: Perkins+Will

Canopy Design Consultant Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise, Singapore 2008 Developed 3-D design studies for a 3,200 sq. meter glass and steel canopy serving as the entrance feature for a new 650,000 sq ft. scientific research facility. Design Architect: Perkins+Will

Tannerhecht Architecture Project Principal San Francisco, CA Private Residence, Oakville, CA (Executive Architect Principal 2006-2009 2005-2007 A $35 million, 35,000 sf residence containing the world’s most extensive private collection of media art. Services include design development, construction docu- ment, bidding and construction administration services. Responsibilities include primary client and design architect liaison, drafting and executing fee proposals and contracts, project and staff management, senior detailer, spec writer, job captain, contractibility reviews and quality assurance/quality control. Design Architect: Herzog & de Meuron

Project Principal Icon, San Diego, CA 2005-2007 An $80 million, 400,000 sf high-rise residential housing project consisting of 325 units, and part of one of the most active urban revitalization projects under con- struction today in the United States, located in a revitalized former industrial zone in downtown San Diego. Responsibilities include client relations, construction administration supervision, fee proposals, project management, code resolution and technical design.

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Perkins+Will Senior Project Architect San Francisco, CA Ohlone College Newark Center Campus, Newark CA S e n i o r A s s o c i a t e 2004-2005 2002-2005 A LEED certified, 84,000 sf, $21 million community college science and technology center consisting of prototypical classrooms and integrating sustainable design technologies such as passive thermal mass walls, controlled daylighting, rain screen cladding, high performance glazing, and enthalpy wheels – highly efficient energy recovery ventilators. Responsibilities included systems and material research, design coordination, staff supervision, CD construction detailing and document quality control review.

Senior Project Architect UCSD Mayer Hall Physics Dept. Renovation and Addition, La Jolla, CA 2004 A 130,000 sf, $31 million renovation and five story addition containing state-of-the art physics labs and classrooms, highly sensitive optics instruments for conducting experiments into electromagnetism, plasma physics, DNA splitting and subatomic mater. Responsibilities included fee proposal, conceptual design, schematic design through construction documents packages, UC Regents presentation, team work- plans, exterior detail design and coordination, structural, noise and vibration coor- dination, landscape coordination, value engineering, product research, specification editing, permit coordination and overall document quality control review.

Building Envelope Detailer CSU Stanislaus Science II, Stanislaus, CA 2003-2004 A LEED certified 230,000 sf campus science teaching facility incorporating sustaina- ble design elements as a teaching tool, such as water reclamation ponds, low albedo site materials, controlled daylighting and shading, high efficient glazing, super white roofing, high efficiency lighting and recycled exterior materials. Program includes classrooms for the life sciences, geology, chemistry and an astronomical observa- tory. Responsibilities included CD technical advisor, exterior cladding / curtain wall detailing, specification editing, consultant coordination and quality control review.

Building Envelope Detailer Allergan BLI Bioscience Laboratory, Irvine, CA 2003 A 56,000 sf pharmaceutical research and development facility consisting of exterior terra cotta rainscreen cladding and interior photo luminescent glazing to visually secure and conceal the proprietary manufacturing processes. Responsibilities in- cluded CD technical advisor, exterior cladding / curtain wall detailing and consultant coordination.

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Senior Project Architect/ Peer Reviewer James H. Clark Center, , Stanford, CA 2003 A 266,000 sf, cross disciplinary science research and teaching center housing faculty from the Schools of Humanities and Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, bringing together biologists, physicists, chemists, computer scientists, engineers and medical researchers. Responsibilities included material research, product evaluations, peer review of selected exterior envelope details, and construction administration. Pro- ject received R & D Magazine 2004 Lab of the Year Award. Design Architect: Foster and Partners

Senior Project Architect/ Senior Designer Richard M. Lucas Center, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 2002-2003 A16,000 sf, $16 million cutting edge research center that houses some of the most advanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging equipment in existence within an under- ground complex program featuring a high-powered MRI and cyclotron, a landscaped courtyard, offices and research laboratories for cancerous cell research and molecu lar and gene imaging expressions. This facility serves as a focal point for Stanford’s federally funded National Research Resource in Magnetic ResonanceT echnology. Responsibilities included senior designer, team leader and technical advisor, DD and CD coordination, CA assistance, materials research, engineering coordination, detail design and documentation, specification editing and quality control review.

Practice Group Advisor Executive Committee 2003-2005 Practice Group Executive Committee founding member. Established for the advance- ment of the 80 person firm’s professional practice procedures. Collaborated in the development of quality assurance resource manuals on practice topics: Proposals and Contracts, Project Management, CD Design and Documentation, Specifications and Construction Administration. Advised on firm’s budgeting and QAQC proce- dures. Reported directly to CEO and Board of Directors.

Tannerhecht Architecture Senior Project Manager San Francisco, CA Cannery Lofts, Newport Beach, CA 2001-2002 2002 A 22 unit, $9.5 million, custom residential/commercial waterfront development project. Team leader responsible for managing staff of five, developing phase work plans, coordinating DD and CD’s, project detailer, editing of specs, managed con- tracts, budget, bidding and permit docs.

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Senior Project Architect/ Project Manager Palomar Hotel, San Diego, CA 2001-2002 An AIA award winning $30 million, 19-story, 192-room 5-star hotel in downtown San Diego. Responsibilities included client and agency presentations and approvals, programming, overall concept and schematic design, code/ADA analysis, coordinat- ing prime consultants and custom interior design, managing DD and CD phases, spec writing of Divisions 0-14, senior technical detailer, project scheduling, drafted and administrated contracts, team leader of eight.

Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects Senior Project Architect/ Project Manager San Francisco, CA Bay Area Discovery Museum, Sausalito, CA 1997-2001 2000-2001 A $5 million children’s museum expansion with a new Entry Building and Perfor- mance Theater. Responsible for master plan concept, new building design, program- ming, cost estimating review, studio director for schematic design through CD’s, spec writing of Divisions 0-14, exterior detailer. Coordinated with new landscape and exhibit design. Managed project budget, phase work plans, schedule, historic review, permit and bidding documents.

Senior Project Architect/ Project Manager Presidio Building 38 Renovation, San Francisco, CA 1999-2000 A 65,000 sf $7.5 million conversion of the 6th US Army’s Headquarters into a sus tainable design tenant improvement shell for non-profit institutions. Responsible for managing project from schematics, DD, CD’s, entitlements and permits.T eam leader and technical design director. Supervised construction administration and historic status entitlements. Project was completed under budget and within schedule.

Senior Project Architect/ Project Manager San Diego Hall of Champions Sports Museum, San Diego, CA 1997-1999 A 74,000 sq., ft., $8.5 million sports museum and award winning historic renovation of the 1935 World’s Fair “Federal Building” in Balboa Park. Managed programming, responsible for schematic design concept, DD, CD’s, full construction administra- tion, specification writing, site inspections, presentations to client and City agencies, permit administration, supervising staff, schedules and budgets.

Ennaed Architects Senior Project Architect N e w Y o r k , N Y, S a n F r a n c i s c o , C A Hannamdong Building Renovation, Souel, Korea 1995-1997 1996 A 260,000 sq. ft., $30 million, 11 story high-rise. Responsible for design and detailing of major building systems, including custom curtain wall assemblies. Team leader with extensive client interface, consultant coordination, and manager of DD, CD’s, and interiors phases.

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Senior Project Architect Morgan Center Expansion and Renovation, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 1996-1997 A $7.5 million Hall of Fame and athletics administration building consisting of 64,000 sq. ft. of new construction and TI. Responsibilities include supervising schematic

Senior Project Architect Ambulatory Care Building, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA 1997 A $40 million, 200,000 sq. ft. cancer treatment and outpatient ambulatory care center containing 6 linear accelerators, 16 operating rooms, pre-op, post op, and pediatric wards. Responsible for schematic design, project administration and final presentation. (Competition)

Senior Project Architect National Historic Archive Institute ofT aiwan, Tainan City, Taiwan 1996 A $45 million, 250,000 sq. ft. mixed-use facility consisting of a five story school, an archival/preservation laboratory, a library, museum, amphitheater, undergroundpar- king, and administration facilities overlooking an ancient Confucian temple. Re- sponsible for programming, planning, overall building and urban design resolution, coordinating a 12 person team inT aipei, and final presentation. (Competition)

Senior Job Captain/Technical Detailer The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Center for the Visual Arts, Stanford University, CA 1995-1996 A $22 million historic renovation of a 70,000 sq. ft. historic museum and a new 40,000 sq. ft. addition including a contemporary gallery wing, a conservation studio, new sculpture gardens, a café, an auditorium and a bookshop. Responsibilities included CD’s and DD drawing coordination, exterior and interior detailing, design studies, consultants and spec coordination

Independent Consultant Senior Project Architect/Project Manager New York, NY 1987-1995 1987-1995 Consulting to various architectural firms for numerous projects in the United States and abroad. Provided full basic services, from schematics through construction administration.

Project Designer Richard Meier and Partners Ulm Stadthaus, Ulm, Germany New York, NY 1987-1988 1987-1988 An 85,000 sq. ft. exhibition/assembly building which faces the tallest Gothic cathe- dral in Europe. Responsibilities included schematic design plan, section, and eleva- tion resolution, three-dimensional axonometric massing studies, team coordination, and model building.

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Project Designer Bridgeport Center, Bridgeport, CT 1988 A 16 story, $20 million office building facing Interstate 95. Responsible for designing high-end interiors of the Bank lobby, supervising a team of detailers, , and shop drawing checking.

Eisenman Architects Project Designer New York, NY Wexner Center for the Arts, , Columbus, OH 1985-1986 1985-1986 A 140,000 sq. ft. technologically advanced, renowned project serving the experi- mental arts. Project received the AIA National Honor Award in 1993. Responsibili- ties included curtain wall detailing, glass samples research, elevation studies, and construction documents coordination and production.

Project Designer/Technical Detailer The Aerospace Center, Washington, D.C. 1985 A ten-story commercial office building adjacent to the . Re- sponsibilities included lobby design and detailing, elevator cab detailing, shop draw- ing checking, interface with sub-contractors, model building, presentation drawings, and construction documents production.

WASA/Studio A Project Designer/Technical Detailer Achitects and Engineers Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts, , Ithaca, NY New York, NY 1983-1985 1981-1985 A $21 million facility for the theater and performing arts housing a 450-seat prosce- nium theater. Responsibilities included CD production of all plans, building sections, and elevations, resolving complicated material and massing intersections, and window-wall detailing. Design Architect: James Stirling Michael Wilford and Associates

Junior Designer Chandler North Chemistry Department, , , NY 1982 A $13 million, 8 story teaching and research and Associates building spanning over an existing gymnasium. Responsibilities included design development laboratory planning layouts, organizing and designing the project report, and presentation drawings. Design Architect: James Stirling Michael Wilford and Associates

Junior Designer Cornell Medical School Anatomy Department Renovation, New York City, NY 1981-1982 A major 4 story medical teaching facility adjacent to New York Hospital, housing laboratories, classrooms, offices, demonstration theaters, and a morgue. Respon- sibilities included field measurements of an active morgue, preparing floor plans, presentation drawings, laboratory detailing, and working drawings. 10 FUNSTON AVE, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94118 415-218-2317 www.tsilvaarch.com THOMAS SILVA, AIA, FAAR, NCARB, LEED AP

Clark Pacific, Inc Construction Shop Drawing Detailer West Sacramento CA Various mid- and high-rise commercial projects 1980-1980 1980 Responsible for pre-cast concrete shop drawing production for a high-rise office building, a commercial bank and various mid-rise residential projects. Familiarized with concrete production means and methods and detailing procedures.

Lawrence Thompson Architect Junior Designer Santa Barbara, CA Goggin Residence, Redding CA 1979 1979-1980 Prepared working drawings for two custom passive solar residences in Northern California.

Nubar Corporation Designer/Project Manager Sacramento, CA Various low-rise buildings, Sacramento, California 1978-1979 1978-1979 Responsibilities included design, zoning studies, master planning and project management for seven multi-family projects ranging from 7 to 225 units. Directed a studio staff of four, supervised DD and working drawing production, agency approv- als, construction administration. Supervised two projects from schematics through final occupancy.

Division of the State Architect INTERNSHIP Sacramento, CA High School Intern/Junior Drafter 1977-1978 Bateson Building, Sacramento, California 1977-1978 A groundbreaking 250,000 sq. ft. passive solar office building, incorporating inno- vative solar heating, cooling and daylight features. Its famous annotated building section is published widely in most standard mechanical engineering textbooks, and still used as a teaching tool. This building was the forerunner to the Energy Efficient Office Building Program, the first of its kind in the US. Responsibilities included landscape, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and structural background drawing preparation.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Society of Fellows of the American Academy in Rome (FAAR), Member American Institute of Architects (AIA), Member National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), Certified

AWARDS Golden Nugget Award, Best Attached Housing Project – High Rise For Sale (ICON) Excellence in Architecture Design Award, San Francisco Chapter AIA (Richard M. Lucas Center) Honor Award, Orange County Chapter AIA (Cannery Lofts) Design Award, San Diego Chapter AIA (Diegan Hotel) Design Award, California Preservation Foundation (Bay Area Discovery Museum) Design Award, California Preservation Foundation (San Diego Hall of Champions)

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1993 National Honor Award, AIA (Wexner Center for the Visual Arts) 1988 Grant Recipient, Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts 1988 Rome Prize in Architecture, American Academy in Rome 1987 Matthew Del Gaudio Award for Excellence inT otal Design, New York Society of 1987 Architects/New York Chapter AIA (Thesis Award) 1987 Henry Adams Certificate of Merit, AIA/AAF 1986 Eleanor Allwork Scholarship Grant, New York Chapter AIA 1985 National Foundation Scholarship, AIA 1984 AIA Eleanor Allwork Scholarship for Design Excellence

EXHIBITIONS 2010 George Lawson gallery, San Francisco, CA (group exhibition) 2000 B Sakata Garo, Sacramento CA (group exhibition) 1990 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (group exhibition) 1990 The Clocktower Gallery, New York, NY (group exhibition) 1989 American Academy in Rome Gallery, Rome, Italy (group exhibition) 1987 Houghton Gallery, New York City, NY (thesis exhibit) 1985 Rotterdam National Museum of Architecture, The Netherlands (group exhibition curated by John Hejduk)

PUBLICATIONS 2007 The Big Book of Lofts, Antonio Corcuera (ed.), (New York: Collins Design-an Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers): Cannery Lofts Tannerhecht Architecture pp.: 232 2006 Urbanland, May 2006, Volume 65, number 5, Urbanity Amid Parking (Washington D.C.: Urban Land Institute): pp.: 128-129 2005 New , Ana Canizares (ed.), (New York: Collins Design-an Imprint of Harp- erCollins Publishers): Cannery Lofts pp. 56-65 2005 Builder, October 2005, Volume 28, number 12, Builder’s Choice Project of the Year (Washington D.C.: Hanley Wood LLC): Cover and pp. 128-133 2005 Creating the New AmericanT own House, A. Gorlin (ed.), (New York: Rizzoli): pp.: 226-231 2000 City Secrets: Florence, Venice and the Towns of Italy, R. Kahn (ed.), (New York: Little Book Room Press): Contributor 1998 Constructed Realty, The Work of Tanner Leddy Matum Stacy Architects (San Fran- cisco: William Stout Publishers): Contributor 1995 The Centennial Directory of the of the American Academy in Rome, Kohl, Kavelman (ed.), (New York: Italica Press): Contributor 1995 The Space of Appearance, George Baird, (Cambridge: MIT Press): pp.: 54, 55 1994 Global Architecture, GA Houses Project 1994 (Tokyo: A.D.A. Edita Tokyo Co., Ltd.): pp.: 60, 61 1989 “Cooper Consciousness,” The Architectural Review, July, p. 45 1989 Wexner Center for the Visual Arts, the Ohio State University: A Building. Designed by Eisenman/Trott Architects; with critical essays by Rafael Moneo and Anthony Vidler, and introductions by Edward H. Jennings ... [et al.]. (NewY ork: Rizzoli): Cover draw- ing 1988 Education of an Architect, John Hejduk, Elizabeth Diller (ed.), (New York: Rizzoli): pp.: 21, 46, 47, 58-61, 65, 85

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE Adjunct Professor: Integrated Building Design 2012- 2013 The California College of Arts, San Francisco, CA

LECTURES AND GUEST CRITIC 2012 The California College of Arts, San Francisco, CA 2010 The California College of Arts, San Francisco, CA 2006 The California College of Arts, San Francisco, CA 2006 University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 1995 The California College of Arts, San Francisco, CA 1989 Cornell University, Rome, Italy 1988 The American Academy in Rome, Rome, Italy 1988 Notre Dame University, Rome, Italy

PROJECT TYPES 1977-2016*

MUSEUMS / CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS 2007 Private Residence and Media Collection, Oakville, CA 1 2001 Bay Area Discovery Museum, Sausalito, CA 6 1999 San Diego Hall of Champions Sports Museum, San Diego, CA 2 1998 The Exploratorium (competition), San Francisco, CA6 1996 National Historical Cultural Archive Institute (competition), Tainan City, Taiwan7 1996 COPIA: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts, Napa, CA7 1995 Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University, CA7 1987 Den Haag Sculpture (collaboration with artist Mary Miss), Den Haag, The Nether- lands 1987 Ulm Exhibition and Assembly Building (Ulm Stadthaus), Ulm, Germany16 1985 Wexner Center for the Visual Arts, Columbus, OH17

THEATERS 2001 Bay Area Discovery Museum Theater, Sausalito, CA6 1985 Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY18

HOTELS 2002 Palomar Hotel, San Diego, CA2

OFFICE BUILDINGS 1996 Cheil Communications Building, Seoul, Korea7 1995 Solar Office Building (Competition), Saudiabia Ar 1987 Bridgeport Center, Bridgeport, CN16 1986 The Aerospace Center, Washington, D.C.17 1980 Pacific Lumber Company, San Francisco, CA20 1980 First California Savings Bank, Irvine, CA20 1977 The Bateson Office Building, Sacramento, 23CA

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COLLEGES / UNIVERSITIES 2005 UCSF Mission Bay Community Center, San Francisco CA4 2005 Ohlone College Newark Center Campus, Newark CA3 1997 UCLA Morgan Center Expansion and Renovation, UCLA, CA7 1985 Hunter College Campus Addition, New York City, NY19 1985 Dormitory, New York City, NY19 1984 New School for Social Research Computer Center, New York City, NY19 1983 Fordham Law School, New York City, NY19 1983 New York University Tisch School of the Arts, New York City, NY19 1981 New School for Social Research Administration Dept., New York City, NY19 1981 New York University Coles Sports and Recreation Center, New York City, NY19 1981 Parsons School of Design Student Gallery, New York City, NY19

SCIENTIFIC / ACADEMIC RESEARCH 2004 UCSD Mayer Hall Physics Dept. Renovation and Addition, La Jolla, CA3 2004 CSU Stanislaus Science II, Stanislaus, CA3 2003 Allergan BLI Bioscience Laboratory, Irvine, CA3 2003 Stanford University James H. Clark Center, Stanford, CA5 2003 Stanford University Department of Radiology Lucas Center, Stanford, CA3 1982 Columbia University Chemistry Department, New York City, NY18

HEALTHCARE 3 2013 Lucile Packard Childrens Hospital, Stanford University, CA 2002 Mena Medical Clinic, Port Charlotte, FL 1996 Ambulatory Care Building (Competition), Stanford University, 7CA

HISTORIC RENOVATION 2001 East Fort Baker Renovations at Bay Area Discovery Museum, Sausalito, CA6 2000 Presidio Building #38 Renovation, San Francisco, CA6 1999 1939 World’s Fair Building Renovation, Balboa Park, San Diego, CA2

MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL 2006 Icon, San Diego, CA2 1999 Pipitone Block, San Diego, CA2 1999 I Magnin Lofts, Oakland, CA2 1978 S Street Apartments (7 Units), Sacramento, CA22 1978 P Street Apartments (14 Units), Sacramento, CA22

CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL 2010 Private Residence, Yountville, CA 1 2002 Cannery Lofts, Newport Beach, CA2 1994 Dangoor Residence, New York City, NY10 1993 Schwarzman Residence, New York City, NY10 1993 Italic House, Pottersville, NJ8 1992 Cisneros Residence, Aspen, CO10 1992 Kasuga Residence, Maui, HA11 1989 Wexner Residence, Columbus OH17 1986 Gingerland Residence, Nevis, West Indies14 1980 Goggin Residence, Redding CA21 1980 Scratton Solar Residence, Redding CA 1979 Solar Residence, Redding, CA 1978 English Deck Addition, Sacramento, CA 10 FUNSTON AVE SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94118 415-218-2317 www.tsilvaarch.com THOMAS SILVA, AIA, FAAR, NCARB, LEED AP

RETAIL 1994 Danskin Retail Outlet, Riverhead, NY9 1994 Fossil Retail Store, New York City, NY9 1993 Anthropologie Retail Store, Philidelphia, PA9 1992 Urban Outfitter’s Retail Store, Santa Monica and San Francisco, 9CA 1989 New Rochelle Mall, New Rochell, NY13

INTERIORS/TENANT IMPROVEMENT 1992 Pappadio Apartment, New York City, NY6 1992 Kasuga Apartment, New York City, NY11 1991 225 5TH Avenue Building Lobby Renovation, New York City, NY11 1987 People’s Bank, Bridgeport, CN16 1987 Bear Stearns Headquarters, New York City, NY15 1985 23rd Street YMCA Renovation, New York City, NY19

REMODEL 2000 Milasli Bath Remodel, San Rafael, CA 1995 Doubleday Beach House Remodel, Stinson Beach, CA7

*Work performed by Thomas SIlva in collaboration with the following firms:

1. Herzog & de Meuron (Basel, Switzerland) 2. Tannerhecht Architecture (San Francisco, CA) 3. Perkins + WIll (San Francisco, CA) 4. Legorreta + Legorreta/Perkins + WIll (Mexico City/San Francisco, CA) 5. Foster + Partners/Perkins + Will (London/San Francisco, CA) 6. Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects (San Francisco, CA) 7. Ennead Architects (New York, NY) 8. Alexander Gorlin Architect (New York, NY) 9. Pompei AD (New York, Ny) 10. Ferguson & Shamamian Architects (New York, NY) 11. Vicente Wolf & Associates (New York, NY) 12. The Office of Thierry Despont (New York, NY) 13. FX Fowle Architects, PC (New York, NY) 14. Studio Morsa (New York, NY) 15. Kohn Pederson Fox Conway Architects (New York, NY) 16. Richard Meier and Partners Architects LLP (New York, NY) 17. Eisenman Architects (New York, NY) 18. James Stirling Michael Wilford and Associates/Studio WASA (London, New York) 19. WASA/Studio A (New York, CA) 20. Clark Pacific (West Sacramento, CA) 21. Lawrence Thompson Architects, Inc (Santa Barbara, CA) 22. Nubar Corporation (Sacramento, CA) 23. Division of the State Architect (Sacramento, CA)

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