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Curriculum Vitae DEGREES 1977 Master of City Planning in Urban Design, Harvard University 1974 Bachelor of Architecture, Cornell University ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2009- Interim Chair, Department of Urban Planning and Design, Graduate School of Design, Harvard 2010 University 1993- Professor in Practice of Urban Design, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University present 1998- Chair, Department of Urban Planning and Design, Graduate School of Design, Harvard 2004 University 1998- Director, Master of Architecture in Urban Design and Master of Landscape Architecture in 2001 Urban Design Programs, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University 1990- Director, Urban Design Degree Programs, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University 1998 1984- Visiting Appointments, Rice University, University of Miami, University of Arkansas, Kansas 1994 State University, Miami University of Ohio, and others 1989- Adjunct Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Graduate School of Design, Harvard 1994 University 1984- Associate Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Graduate School of Design, Harvard 1989 University 1981- Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, Graduate School of Design, Harvard 1984 University 1978- Design Critic in Architecture, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University 1981 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2001- Pittsburgh Riverlife, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania present 2001- Brandeis University, Campus Master Plan, Waltham, Massachusetts present 1998 Nicholas Athletic Center at Buckingham Browne & Nichols School, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1995- Rhode Island School of Design Campus Plan, Providence, RI present 1995- Boston City Hall Plaza Master Plan present 1994- The Discovery Museum, Bridgeport, Connecticut 1996 1994- Center for Government & International Studies, Cambridge, MA present 1994- Downtown Revitalization and Strategic Plan, Mt. Lebanon, PA present 1994 Gund Hall Commencement Terrace, Harvard University 1994 North Harvard Campus Master Plan, Cambridge, MA 1994 Completion of the Charles River Esplanade 1993- Downtown Master Plan, Worcester, MA present 1993- Buckingham Browne & Nichols All School Center present 1993 Urban design consultant for HSPH biomedical research laboratory 1993 Walkway design to connect the open space network between Boston and Cambridge 1992- North Tama District Urban Design Plan, Tokyo, Japan 1993 1992- Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights, Boston, MA 1993 1991- Downtown East & U. S. Courthouse Urban Design Study, Minneapolis, MN 1992 1991 Master plan & design of $5.5M addition & renovation Old Port of Montreal Master Plan, Montreal, Canada (In association with Groupe Cardinal Hardy, Architects and Peter Rose Architect) 1991 Bubny Railroad Yards Development, Prague, Czech Republic, Master Plan for development of an 80-acre site near the medieval Old Town 1990- Beth Israel Hospital Clinical Center, Boston, MA present 1990- Discovery Museum, Bridgeport, CT present 1990- Master Plan & Design Review, Capital Center Commission, Providence, RI present 1990 Design Architect of a $100 million medical building (In association with Rothman Rothman Heineman, Architects and Crissman & Solomon Architects) 1989- Central Artery Master Plan for the Boston Redevelopment Authority 1991 1989- Harvard University AIDS Institute, Boston, MA 1990 1989- Master plan for reuse of 27 acres vacated by demolition of an elevated highway in downtown, 1990 Harvard Medical School Master Plan, Boston, MA 1989- New Seabury Master Plan & Town Center, New Seabury, MA present 1989 Master plan & pre-schematic design of a $50M research building 1987 Main Street Master Plan, Village of Roslindale, MA 1987 Housing Design Guidelines, Boston Public Facilities Department 1987 Loeb Fellows Residence Hall Remodeling, Harvard University 1986- Urban Design Consultant, Office of Real Property, Commonwealth of MA 1987 1986 Urban Design Consultant, Boston Redevelopment Authority 1985 Photographic Resource Center, Boston University PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Fellow, American Institute of Architects Registered Architect, Massachusetts and Connecticut Certificate, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Member, American Institute of Architects, Boston Society Chapter Member, American Planning Association, New England Chapter AWARDS AND HONORS 2005 APA Western New York Outstanding Planning Award for Implementation Conceptual Transit-Oriented Development Plan for Allen-Medical Campus and Summer-Best Stations, Buffalo NY AIA Central Massachusetts Honor Award for Design Excellence Clark University Dolan Field House, Worcester MA AIA Regional and Urban Design Honor Award: Anacostia Waterfront Initiative Framework Plan, Washington D.C. 2004 AIA Detroit Honor Award: Detroit West Riverfront Vision Plan, Detroit MI 2003 Cambridge Preservation Award: 128 Lake View Avenue, Cambridge MA Award of Excellence, New England Concrete Masonry Association: Clark University Dolan Field House, Worcester MA 2002 BSA Educational Facilities Design Award: Nicholas Athletic Center, Cambridge MA AIA Institute Honor Award for Regional and Urban Design: A Vision Plan for Pittsburgh's Riverfronts, Pittsburgh PA 2001 AIA New England Award of Excellence: Buckingham Brown & Nichols School Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts Award: Boston City Hall Plaza Master Plan and Community Arcade 2000 AIA/NCMA Award of Excellence: Buckingham Brown & Nichols School IESNA Award for Outstanding Achievement: Buckingham Brown & Nichols School BSA Honor Award: Buckingham Brown & Nichols School 1999 Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts Award: Buckingham Brown & Nichols School 1998 ASLA Merit Award for Master Plan: Boston City Hall Plaza Master Plan and Community Arcade 1997 Providence Preservation Society Preservation Award: Rhode Island School of Design Grand Prize, Building of the Year: Carl J. Shapiro Clinical Center Facilities Management Expo, First Place–Building Design & Appearance: Carl J. Shapiro Clinical Center AIA New England Design Citation: Carl J. Shapiro Clinical Center Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts Merit Award: Carl J. Shapiro Clinical Center AIA/AICS I.D.E.A.S. National Award: The Discovery Museum 1995 AIA/Brick in Architecture Award for Excellence in Brick Design: The Discovery Museum Entrance Hall 1994 BSA Award for Excellence in Architecture: The Discovery Museum Entrance Hall 1994 New England AIA Citation for Design Excellence: The Discovery Museum Entrance Hall 1993 BSA Healthcare Innovations Award: Beth Israel Clinical Center 1992 Progressive Architecture Citation: Central Artery Master Plan; Consultant to the Boston Redevelopment Authority 1992 Progressive Architecture Citation: Old Port of Montreal Master Plan; Consultant to Groupe Cardinal Hardy and Peter Rose Architects 1991 Rudy Brunner Award for Excellence in the Urban Environment 1991 Project urban designer for the Roslindale Village Main Street Project in Boston which was selected as a 1992 national Brunner finalist 1991 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Faculty Competition Honorable Mention 1987 Honor Award, West Hollywood Civic Center International Design Competition 1986 New England Regional Council AIA Award for Design Excellence, for the Photographic Resource Center 1985 Gold Medal Award, Council for the Advancement and Support of Education, for the "Past Futures" catalogue 1985 Honorable Mention, Arizona Historical Society Museum National Design Competition 1984 One of seven winners in the Architectural League of New York's "Young Architects Competition" 1983 Honorable Mention, Santa Barbara Art Museum National Design Competition 1982 Second Prize, Monroeville Civic Center National Design Competition 1975 Honorable Mention, Roosevelt Island International Housing Competition 1974 Thomas Eggers Traveling Fellowship, Cornell University 1974 AIA Henry Adams Achievement Award and the Alpha Rho Chi Medal, Cornell University PUBLIC SERVICE AND ASSOCIATIONS 1998- Director of the National Leadership Institute for Planning Direction present 1995- Executive Director, National Endowment for the Arts Mayors' Institute on City Design 1998 1994- Fellow, Institute for Urban Design, New York present 1993- Jury chair, Biannual Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design present 1991- Design review architect, Providence Capitol Center Commission 1998 1989- Vice President, New England Holocaust Memorial & Museum 1998 1989- Fellow, Massachusetts Historical Society present 1989- Board of Directors, Boston Society of Architects 1991 1989- Member, Artery Business Committee, Boston 1990 1989 Chairman, Centennial Lectures Committee 1988- Commissioner, Boston Civic Design Commission 1997 1988- Fellow, John Carter Brown Library, Brown University present 1988 and Chairman, Harleston Parker Medal Committee, BSA 1989 1988 Steering Committee, "Boston Visions" National Design Competition 1985 Urban Design Consultant, Boston City Council 1982- Various special assignments for the Boston Architectural Center 1989 1982- Ames Fellowship Committee 1985 PUBLICATIONS Books, Chapters, and Monographs 2006 "Sprawl: A Compact History [by] Robert Bruegmann [book review]", Dagenhart, Richard.; Krieger, Alex, Harvard design magazine, no. 25, Fall-2007. "Urban design now: a discussion", Margaret Crawford, Julia Czerniak, Paul Goldberger, Alex Krieger, Rodolfo Machado, Farshid Moussavi, Dennis Pieprz, Dennis, William S. Saunders, Matthew Urbanski, Harvard design magazine, no. 25., pp. 19-35, Fall 2007. "Where and how does urban design happen?", Harvard
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