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Dumontjanks Pablo Nistal DUMONTJANKS PABLO NISTAL Pablo Nistal is a designer with extensive urban design and architecture experience. His designs pay keen attention to clarity and site context, and has worked in a variety of locations and scales. His urban design work includes institutional and public planning in the United States, South America, China, and Middle East. His architectural experience spans a variety of project types including mixed use, corporate, institutional, and residential projects. Key collaborations include Brown University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, The Ohio State University, and Sacred Heart University. EDUCATION Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Master of Architecture II, Architecture and Urban Planning Universidad de Buenos Aires School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Diploma in Architecture WORK EXPERIENCE DumontJanks Sasaki Associates Machado Silvetti Kyu Sung Woo Architects UNIVERSITY PLANNING Alma College Master Plan; Alma, Michigan American University Master Plan; Beirut, Lebanon Auburn University College of Agriculture Master Plan; Auburn, Alabama Bentley University 10-year Facility Plan; Waltham, Massachusetts BJC HealthCare/Washington University Inspiration Competition; St. Louis, Missouri Boston College Campus Master Plan; Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Brown University Framework Plan; Providence, Rhode Island Case Western Reserve University Framework Plan; Cleveland, Ohio Colgate University Residential Life Study; Hamilton, New York Colorado School of Mines Research District; Golden, Colorado Emerson College Framework Plan; Boston, Massachusetts Georgetown University Downtown Campus Planning Study; Washington, D.C. Georgetown University Framework Plan; Washington, D.C. Georgetown University Leavey Center Renovation Study; Washington, D.C. Harvard Kennedy School Campus Framework Plan; Cambridge, Massachusetts Johns Hopkins University Student and Residential Life Study; Baltimore, Maryland Louisiana Tech University Master Plan; Ruston, Louisiana Marquette University Master Plan; Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sacred Heart University Master Plan; Fairfield, Connecticut The Ohio State University College of Food, Agriculture, and Environmental Sciences Master Plan; Columbus, Ohio The Ohio State University Health Sciences District Plan; Columbus, Ohio The Ohio State University Housing Master Plan; Columbus, Ohio The Ohio State University River Residential District Plan; Columbus, Ohio The One Ohio State University Framework Plan; Columbus, Ohio University of California in San Francisco Master Plan; San Francisco, California Vermont Law School Master Plan; South Royalton, Vermont CIVIC AND CULTURAL Brown University Arts District Studies; Providence, Rhode Island Ho Am Art Museum; Kyun Gi-Do, Korea Shanghai Cultural Park; Shanghai, China SUNY Buffalo Heart of the Campus Library Study; Buffalo, New York The Connector for Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Museum of Art; Cleveland, Ohio The Ohio State University Arts District Study; Columbus, Ohio DUMONTJANKS ARCHITECTURE 249 Thayer Street; Providence, Rhode Island Chicago Bears Training Facility; Lakeside Forest, Illinois China Wukesong Olympic District Residential Development; Beijing, China Mercado de Abasto; Buenos Aires, Argentina Newburyport Waterfront West Development; Newburyport, Massachusetts Parcel 8 Mixed-Use Residential Use; Boston, Massachusetts Sacred Heart University Chapel and Quadrangle; Fairfield, Connecticut Sacred Heart University Martire Business and Communications Center Landscape; Fairfield, Connecticut Sacred Heart University Student Gallery; Fairfield, Connecticut Saint James’s Episcopal Church Preservation and Redevelopment; Cambridge, Massachusetts Townhouse Renovations; New York, New York University of Missouri Library; Kansas City, Missouri Wayland Square; Providence, Rhode Island URBAN DESIGN 36-38 Cameron Avenue Courtyards; Cambridge, Massachusetts Boston 2024; Boston, Massachusetts Brewster Point Seaside Village; Rockport, Maine City of Somerville Central Hill Vision Plan; Somerville, Massachusetts Da Nang Waterfront Development; Da Nang, Vietnam East Baltimore Redevelopment Master Plan; Baltimore, Maryland Fenix Master Plan; Montevideo, Uruguay Hae Un Dae Mixed-Use Development; Pusan, Korea Lulu Island Mixed-Use Master Plan; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Malden Hospital Redevelopment Plan; Malden, Massachusetts Manta Ray Master Plan; Cozumel, Mexico Nantucket Harbor Place Development; Nantucket, Massachusetts Nantucket White Elephant Village; Nantucket, Massachusetts Walter Reed Army Medical Center Redevelopment Competition; Washington, D.C. Yong In Master Plan and Exhibition Hall; Kyun Gi-Do, Korea AWARDS BSLA Honor Award for Landscape Analysis and Planning, Vermont Law School Master Plan, 2011 BSLA Merit Award for Landscape Analysis and Planning, The Ohio State University Framework Plan, 2011 SCUP Award for Institutional Innovation and Integration, The Ohio State University Framework Plan, 2011 SCUP Merit Award for Excellence in Planning, Vermont Law School Master Plan, 2011 AIA New England Honor Award for Design Excellence, Sacred Heart University Chapel, 2010 Harvard Graduate School of Design, Clifford Wong Prize in Housing Design, 1992 TEACHING AND STUDIO CRITIC Rhode Island School of Design; Providence, Rhode Island Roger Williams University; Bristol, Rhode Island Universidad de Buenos Aires School of Architecture and Urban Planning; Buenos Aires, Argentina Universidad Catolica de la Plata; La Plata, Argentina.
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