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PERSONAL 2. Name: Joanna Lee Lombard 3. Home Phone: 305 444-8158 4. Office Phone: 305 284 3731 5. Home address: 3621 Bayview Road, Coconut Grove, 33133 6. Current Academic Rank: Professor 7. Primary Department: School of Architecture 8. Secondary or Joint Appointments: Dept. of Public Health Sciences, Miller School of Medicine 9. Citizenship: USA 10. Visa type: n/a HIGHER EDUCATION 11. Institutional: Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Master of Architecture June 16, 1977 Tulane University School of Architecture, Bachelor of Architecture May 17, 1975 12. Non-Institutional Training: n/a 13. Certification, licensure: Registered Architect, State of Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Board of Architecture and Interior Design 4/11/1983-present LEED Accredited Professional 2008-present EXPERIENCE 14. Academic: University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida Professor 2001-present Associate Professor 1986-2000 Assistant Professor 1980-1986 Instructor 1979-1980 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Visiting Faculty Fall 1988 15. Non-Academic: Architect Denis Hector and Joanna Lombard, Architecture and Landscape 1988-present Joanna Lombard, Architect 1983-1987 Architecture Internship - Commercial, Institutional, Residential design, production, presentation, administration Consulting 1979-1982 Lyons & Hudson, Architects, New Orleans, Louisiana 4/78-12/78 Rock & Galloway, Architects, New Orleans, Louisiana 7/77-2/78 A.S.A. Architects, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3/76-8/76 Robert Currie Associates, Delray Beach, Florida 8/74-11/75 William F. Bigoney, Architect, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 5-8/73;5-8/74 Peterson & Martin, Architects, Pompano Beach, Florida 5/71-8/72 16. Military: n/a

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PUBLICATIONS 17. Books and Monographs Published: Author: “William Lyman Phillips and the Design Principles of Miami Dade County Parks,” Building Eden: The Beginning of Miami-Dade’s Visionary Park System, Rocco Ceo, editor, Pineapple Press, now Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2018 (34-47). w/Scott Brown, “Neighborhoods and Social interaction,” Wellbeing and the Environment: Wellbeing: A Complete Reference Guide, Volume II, eds. Rachel Cooper, Elizabeth Burton and Cary L. Cooper, Wiley-Blackwell. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2014 (1-28). w/Beth Dunlop, Great Houses of Florida, New York: Rizzoli International, 2008. The Architecture of Duany Plater-Zyberk and Company, New York: Rizzoli International, 2005. w/Rocco Ceo, Historic Landscapes of Florida. Miami: The Deering Foundation and the University of Miami School of Architecture, 2001. Exhibition of drawings: Cutler Estate, Fall 2001, Edison Estate, Spring 2002, Leu Garden, Fall 2003, Bok Sanctuary, Spring 2004, Florida Museum of History, Tallahassee, Fall 2005. Architectural work appearing in books: “Type V- Houses & Beach Club,” in Visions of Seaside: Foundation/Evolution/Imagination, Built & Unbuilt Architecture, Dhiru A. Thadani, New York: Rizzoli, 2013 (430-31). “Clematis House” (with Denis Hector) in The New Civic Art, Andres Duany, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Robert Alminana, New York: Rizzoli, 2003(334). A House for My Mother, Beth Dunlop. NY: Princeton Architectural Press 1999 (176-83). "Side-Yard House, Windsor" (designed with Denis Hector; produced with Denis Hector and Jorge Hernandez) in Between Two Towers by Vincent Scully. New York: The Monacelli Press, Inc. 1996 (140). "Windsor Town House," (designed with Denis Hector; produced with Denis Hector and Jorge Hernandez) in Miami: Architecture of the Tropics, eds. Maurice Culot and Jean-Francois Lejeune. Brussels: Center of the Fine Arts, Miami- Archives d'Architecture Moderne, 1992 (185). "Beach Club and Cottages" in Seaside: The Making of an American Town by David Mohney and Keller Easterling. New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1991 (116-117). Essay appearing in a book: “Introduction,” Gardens of Miami, eds. Steven Brooke and Julie Petrella, Miami: The Villagers, Inc., 2016:12-17. "Coral Gables: The City as a Garden," in Coral Gables An American Garden City, eds. Roberto Behar and Maurice Culot. Paris:Norma Editions 1997:65-83. 18. Juried or Refereed Journal Articles, Abstracts, and exhibitions: Refereed Journal Articles “Relationship of neighborhood greenness to mental health outcomes in 249,405 U.S. Medicare beneficiaries,” Kefeng Wang, Joanna Lombard, Tatjana Rundek, Chuanhui Dong, Carolina Marinovic, Gutierrez, Margaret M. Byrne, Matthew Toro, Maria Nardi, Jack Kardys, José Szapocznik, Scott C. Brown, Journal of the American Heart Association. Vol.8(6), March 19, 2019, https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JAHA.118.010258 “Health disparities in the relationship of neighborhood greenness to mental health outcomes in 249,405 U.S. Medicare beneficiaries.” Brown, S. C., Perrino, T., Lombard, J., Wang, K., Toro, M., Rundek, T., Marinovic, Gutierrez, C., Dong, C., Plater-Zyberk, E., Nardi, M. I., Kardys, J., & Szapocznik, J. International Journal of Environmental Research & Public Health, 15(3): 430, 2018; https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph15030430. pg. 2

“Neighborhood greenness and chronic health conditions in Medicare beneficiaries.” Brown, S. C., Lombard, J., Wang, K., Byrne, M., Toro, M., Plater-Zyberk, E., Feaster, D. J., Kardys, J., Nardi, M., Perez-Gomez, G., Pantin, H., & Szapocznik, J., American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2016, Jul;51(1):78-89. “Walking and Proximity to the Urban Growth Boundary and Central Business District,” S.C. Brown, J. Lombard, M. Toro, S. Huang, T. Perrino, G. Perez- Gomez, E. Plater-Zyberk, H. Pantin, O. Affuso, N. Kumar, K. Wang, J.Szapocznik. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2014, 47(4):481-486. “Walk Score: Associations with Purposive Walking in Recent Cuban Immigrants.” S. C. Brown, H. Pantin, J. Lombard, M. Toro, S. Huang, E. Plater-Zyberk, T. Perrino, G. Perez-Gomez, L.Barrera-Allen, J.Szapocznik. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2013, 45(2):202–206. “The Relationship of Built Environment to Perceived Social Support and Psychological Distress in Hispanic Elders: The Role of “Eyes on the Street” originally published in Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, 64B (2) (2009), republished as a chapter in Researching Social Gerontology, edited by M. Cutchin, C. Kemp and V. Marshall, SAGE Fundamentals of Applied Research, SAGE Publications, November 2012. “Patient safety begins with proper planning: a quantitative method to improve hospital design,” D J Birnbach, I Nevo, S R Scheinman, M Fitzpatrick, I Shekhter,1 J L Lombard, Quality & Safety in Health Care, 2010;19:462-465. doi:10.1136/qshc.2008.031013 “The relationship of built environment to perceived social support and psychological distress in Hispanic elders: The role of ‘eyes on the street,’" Brown, S. C., Mason, C. A., Lombard, J. L., Martinez, F., Plater-Zyberk, E., Spokane, A. R., Newman, F. L., Pantin, H., & Szapocznik, J. Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, 64B(2), 234–246, doi:10.1093/geronb/gbn011, Advance Access publication on February 4, 2009 “Built environment and physical functioning in Hispanic elders: The role of “eyes on the street. “Brown, S. C., Mason, C. A., Perrino, T., Lombard, J. L., Martinez, F., Plater- Zyberk, E., Spokane, A. R., & Szapocznik, J. Environmental Health Perspectives, 2008, 116(110), 1300-1307. “Identifying Streetscape Features Significant to Well-Being,” Spokane, A. R., Lombard, J., Perrino, T., Brown, S., Mason, C., Martinez, F., & Plater-Zyberk E., Szapocznik, J., Architectural Science Review, September 2007, 50(3): 234-245. “The Impact of the Built Environment on Children's School Grades: The Role of Diversity of Use in Hispanic Neighborhoods,” J.Szapocznik, J. Lombard, F.Martinez, C. A. Mason, D. Gorman-Smith, E.Plater-Zyberk, S. C. Brown, A. Spokane, American Journal of Community Psychology, September, 2006, 38: 299–310. Refereed Published Abstracts: “The relationship of built environment “eyes on the street” features to social support and psychological distress in Hispanic elders in Miami, FL.” Brown, S. C., Mason, C. A., Lombard, J. L., Martinez, F., Plater-Zyberk, E., Spokane, A. R., Pantin, H., & Szapocznik, J., The Gerontologist, 50(Special Issue I):489; 2010. “Built environment predicts Hispanic elders’ physical functioning: The role of ‘eyes on the street’” Brown, S. C., Mason, C. A., Perrino, T., Lombard, J., Martinez, F., Plater-Zyberk, E., Spokane, A., & Szapocznik, J. The Gerontologist, 47(Special Issue I):80; 2007. Juried Projects Published: "Competition Entry," (with Maria Nardi) A New American Green Design Competition Catalog for the Winning and Other Selected Entries, Olympia Fields Park District. Olympia Fields: Illinois (1993):18. pg. 3

Juried Exhibitions Beach Club and Cottages, Seaside: New Architecture for a New Town, Architecture League, NY, Fall 1985 Weber Residence (w/T.Spain), Graphic Artifacts, ACSA SE Region Award Exhibition, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, Florida, Fall 1985 19. Other works, publications and abstracts: Architectural Projects in Periodicals: (w/with Denis Hector) “She Bakes He Cooks,” Home Miami (Vol 6, No. 6), Oct/Nov 2009: 74-77. (w/Denis Hector) “A Place for Everything,” Southern Living (Vol 36 No 9, Sept 2001):115. (w/Denis Hector) "The Best Little House #24," Home (Volume 42 No.9, November 1996): 118-123. "Fifties Find," Home and Garden (May 1987): 36-39, 63. Co-Authored Articles: w/Amy Clement, “In South Florida, we need to transform our communities to address climate change and sea-level rise,” Op-ed, “The Invading Sea,” Miami Herald, 25 May 2018, https://www.miamiherald.com/opinion/op-ed/article211969859.html w/ E. Plater-Zyberk, “Hospital design: From barrier to connector,” Health Progress, Nov-Dec 2011: 92(6):34-7. Solely Authored Articles: “The Role of Gardens in Healthy Communities,” The Bulletin: Garden Club of America, October 2017: 16-18. “Designing Parks for Health,” Parks & Recreation: The Official Publication of the National Recreation and Park Association, October, 2016: 76-81. “The Memorable Landscapes of William Lyman Phillips,” Florida Theme Issue: The Journal of the Decorative and Propaganda Arts 1875-1945 (Vol. 23, 1998):261-287. "American Gardens & European Precedents," OZ (Volume 8, 1986): 20-25. "American Gardens: Epic and Artifact,” Utah Architect (Fall 1984):13. "Looking at the Public Landscape," Fairchild Tropical Garden Bulletin (April 1983):17-24. Book reviews: "Gardens are for People, and Landscape Architecture", Journal of Architectural Education (Vol. 37, Number 2, Winter 1983): 31-2. Encyclopedia Entries “William Lyman Phillips” (262-265) and “Diego Suarez” (344-347) in Shaping the American Landscape: New Profiles from the Pioneers of American Landscape Design Project, Charles A. Birnbaum and Stephanie S. Foell, editors. Charlottesville & London: University of Virginia Press, 2009. "Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk,"; "Morris Lapidus,"; "John Lautner," Dizionario di Architettura Contemporanea. Torino: UTET, 1995. "Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk," Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century Architecture, Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2001. Exhibition Notes “Federico Carosio III: Coral Gables and Surrounding Landscapes,” Exhibition Panels, ed. Caroline Parker, Coral Gables Museum, 2015 20. Other Works Accepted for Publication: “Neighbourhood greenness and depression among older adults,” Tatiana Perrino, Joanna Lombard, Tatjana Rundek, Kefeng Wang, Chuanhui Dong, Carolina Marinovic Gutierrez, Matthew Toro, Margaret M. Byrne, Maria I. Nardi, Jack Kardys, José Szapocznik and Scott C. Brown, BJP (The British Journal of Psychiatry).

PROFESSIONAL

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21. Funded Research Performed (1992-present) 2019 Co-Principal Investigator, “Hyper-localism: Transforming the Paradigm for Climate Adaptation,” Angela Clark, Amy Clement, Tyler Harrison, Gina Maranto, Sam Purkis, University of Miami, U-LINK, $40,000. 2018-2021 Co-Investigator, “Impacts of Greening on Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) in Low-Income Miami Neighborhoods,” Scott Brown & José Szapocznik (PIs), Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $382,500 2016-2018 Co-Principal Investigator, “Increasing Physical Activity Opportunities in Miami-Dade County Parks, Co- Principal Investigator Scott Brown, Investigator Kefeng Wang, Miami Dade Parks, Recreation & Open Spaces, Funded DOH, CDC Partners To Improve Community Health (PICH) Grant, Miami-Dade County, $330,000. 2011-2017 Investigator, “Health Impacts of the Built-Environment among Miami Medicare/Medicaid Beneficiaries,” Principal Investigators Scott Brown & Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, $500,000. 2007-2012 Investigator, “Hispanics, Built Environment, & Metabolic Syndrome,” Principal Investigator/Project Director, José Szapocznik, National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases [NIDDK] Grant No. R01 DK 074687, $4,044,735. 2006-2010 Investigator, “Built Environment and Hispanic Elders’ Health,” Principal Investigator/Project Director, José Szapocznik, National Institute on Aging [NIA] Grant No. R01 AG 027527 $1,409,319. 2005 “William Lyman Phillips & the Dade County Park System,” Rocco Ceo, Editor, The Danielson Foundation, $25,000. 2000-2006 Investigator, “Built Environment & Hispanic Elders’ Behavioral Health,” Principal Investigator/Project Director, José Szapocznik, National Institute for Mental Health and National Institute for Environmental Health Science, [NIMH/NIEHS] Grant No. R01 MH 063709 $2,584,689. 2000-2001 Co-Director with Rocco Ceo, “Historic Landscapes of Florida,” The Deering Foundation, $50,000. 1999-2001 Investigator, “The Role of the Built Environment in Risk and Protection for Drug Abuse: Policy Implications,” Principal Investigator/Project Director, José Szapocznik, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $346,304. 1993-1994 Co-Principal Investigator with Denis Hector, and Investigators Ahmad Namini and Mehrdad Soltani, National Research Conference on Hurricane Hazard Mitigation, The John S. and James L Knight Foundation, $132,000. 1992-1994 Co-Investigator with Denis Hector, Ahmad Namini, and Mehrdad Soltani, : Data Collection and Damage Assessment, Small Grants for Exploratory Research, National Science Foundation, $42,439 1992-1994

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Co-Investigator with Denis Hector, Ahmad Namini, and Mehrdad Soltani, Hurricane Andrew: Data Collection and Damage Assessment, Research Experiences for Undergraduates Supplement, National Science Foundation, $9,000. 22. Editorial Responsibilities: Reviewer Elsevier, Building and Environment 2019 Routledge | Taylor & Francis Group 2018 University Press of Florida 2014 Journal of American Planning Association 2014, 2015 University Press of Florida 2014 Journal of Urbanism 2010-11 Editorial Board Journal of Architectural Education, Editorial Board 1985-1987 23. Professional and Honorary Organizations: Professional American Institute of Architects Design & Health Research Consortium, 2015- present Charter Member, 1 of 11 founding university teams selected by the AIA, AIA Foundation, and the ACSA Member, Assembly Local Build, Active Design, NYC 2017-present

Miami AIA Active Design Guidelines Advisory Board 2016- present Congress for the New Urbanism/Health Districts Initiative 2012-present Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Local Coordinator, National Administrators Conference 1996 Co-Chair, Annual Meeting Conference 1993 Chair, "Value Added" Task Force 1990-91 School Councilor 1985-1989 Annual Meeting, Host School Coordinator 1988 Member 1978-present American Institute of Architects 1983-1987, 1995-1998, 2015-present Honorary: Phi Kappa Phi, University of Miami Chapter, Executive Board 1985-1988 24. Honors and Awards: Honors: Abess Faculty Scholar 2019-20 Leonard and Jayne Abess Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy Leadership Circle, The CLEO Institute Oct 2018 In the Company of Women Award, “Education & Research,” Miami-Dade County Mar 2018 CNU Merit Award, “East End Transformation” team member w/DPZ Partners June 2016 “DesignIntelligence 30 Most Admired Educators for 2013,” DesignIntelligence, 18:6, Nov/Dec 2012 American Planning Association, Virginia Chapter, 2011 Public Outreach and July 2011 Engagement Award, East End Vision Charrette, team member w/ Bon Secours Virginia/Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Award, (w/Beth Dunlop, Steven Brooke) May 2011 Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Preservation Education/Media, Great Houses of Florida Florida AIA Honor Award, June 2005

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Fairchild Tropical Garden Visitor Center (as a consultant to DPZ) Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Award (with Rocco Ceo) Outstanding May 2002 Achievement in the Field of Preservation Education/Media, Historic Landscapes of Florida American Institute of Architects Florida "Unbuilt Design Awards August 1996 Clematis House (with Denis Hector) Ft. Lauderdale Financial Center, (with T. Spain) June 1985 Knox Residence, Sarasota, FL, (with T. Spain) June 1985 ACSA SE Region Award, "The Weber Residence" (with T. Spain) Fall 1985 Awards: University of Miami Max Orovitz Awards in the Arts and Humanities Wilderness and Cultivation: The Work of William Lyman Phillips Summer 1996 Coral Gables Historic Landscape Summer 1992 Vizcaya: European Precedent & American Form Summer 1985 Arthur W. Wheelwright Travelling Fellowship, Harvard University Graduate 1983-84 School of Design 25. Post-Doctoral Fellowships: n/a 26. Other Professional Activities- Refereed Papers: S. Ahrentzen and J. Lombard; Moderator, A. Landreneau, “Moving AIA Design and Health Research Consortium Outcomes into Practice,” A’17: AIA Conference on Architecture, Orlando, 28 April 2017 Brown, S. C., Lombard, J., Szapocznik, J., Nardi, M., Marcus, S., & Gray, R. C., “Roles of Parks and housing in the health and well-being of Miami Medicare/Medicaid beneficiaries.” Talk presented at Symposium on The Role of Parks in Healthography: The Unique Contribution of Our Nation’s Greatest Resource to Health and Wellbeing, (Moderator: Z. Bashir), at Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 19, 2014. Nardi, M., Kardys, J., Lombard, J., Brown, S. C., Turtletaub, A., Webb, J., Bowers, J., & Rivera, L. “Improving health through park and recreation policies.” Facilitated workshop at Symposium on The Role of Parks in Healthography: The Unique Contribution of Our Nation’s Greatest Resource to Health and Wellbeing (Moderator: Z. Bashir), at Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 19, 2014. "Brown, S. C., Mason, C. A., Lombard, J. L., Martinez, F., Plater-Zyberk, E., Spokane, A. R., Newman, F. L., Pantin, H., & Szapocznik, J. (2010, Nov. 23). The relationship of built environment “eyes on the street” features to social support and psychological distress in Hispanic elders in Miami, FL. Talk presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, at Symposium, “Aging in US Urban Neighborhoods: Quality of Life and Quality of Living” (Chair: Irene Yen; Co-Chair: Yvonne Michael; Discussant: Jessica Kelley-Moore), New Orleans, Louisiana, November 23, 2010. “LL.B. to J.D. and the Professional Degree in Architecture,” Architecture: Material and Imagined, Proceedings of the 85th ACSA Annual Meeting and Technology Conference, Washington, D.C.: ACSA, 1997: 585-591. "Architecture: Corpus Vivus," with Luis Trelles and Teofilo Victoria in Proceedings of the 84th Annual Meeting and Technology Conference, Washington, D.C.: ACSA, 1996: 207-212. Poster Presentations: Brown, S. C., Wang, K., Lombard, J., Rundek, T., Dong, C., Marinovic Gutierrez, C., Byrne, M. M., Toro, M., Nardi, M. I., Kardys, J., & Szapocznik, J. “The relationship of neighborhood greenness to heart disease in 249,405 US Medicare beneficiaries.” pg. 7

Poster presented at the American Heart Association-EPI/Lifestyle Scientific Sessions, Poster Session 1, Houston, Texas, March 5, 2019. Brown, S. C., Lombard, J., Wang, K., Toro, M., Byrne, M. M., Rundek, T., Dong, C., Nardi, M., Kardys, J., & Szapocznik, J. “Neighborhood greenness, active living opportunities, and Alzheimer’s disease among 249,405 U.S. Medicare beneficiaries.” Poster presented at the Active Living Research Conference, Poster Session 1, Charleston, South Carolina, February 17, 2019. Brown, S.C., Lombard, J., Wang, K., Hopwood, S., Perrino, T., Toro, M., Byrne, M., Rundek, T., Chuanhui, D., Gutierrez, M., Nardi, M., Kardys, J., Szapocznik, J., “Neighborhood Greenness and Alzheimer's Disease in 249,405 U.S. Medicare Beneficiaries,” Alzheimer's Association International Conference, Chicago, 22-26 July, 2018. Brown, S. C., Lombard, J., & Nardi, M. “Cross Sectoral, Cross Disciplinary Collaborations to Enhance Active Living,” Active Living Research Conference 2017, Clearwater, 26-February, 2017. Brown, S. C., Lombard, J., & Nardi, M. University of Miami Built Environment, Behavior & Health Research Group; and Miami-Dade County Department Of Parks, Recreation & Open Spaces. Second Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design & Health Research Consortium, Alexandria, Virginia, 13 April 2016. Brown, S. C., Pantin, H., Huang, S., Lombard, J., Brown, C. H., Toro, M., Perrino, T., Perez-Gomez, G., & Plater-Zyberk, E. The relationship of the built environment to walking in recent Cuban immigrants: The Cuban Health Study. Annual Meeting of the National Hispanic Science Network, Miami, Florida, August 26, 2011. Brown, S. C., Mason, C. A., Perrino, T., Lombard, J., Martinez, F., Plater-Zyberk, E., Spokane, A., Szapocznik, J. Built environment predicts Hispanic elders’ physical functioning: The role of “eyes on the street.” Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, California, November 17, 2007. Other Conference Presentations: Lombard, J., Brown, S. C, with Y. Michael and D.S. Nicholas, “Overcoming Obesity and Urban isolation through the Power of Urban Design,” Drexel University & University of Miami, Third Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design & Health Research Consortium, Detroit, 21 March 2017. Brown, S. C., Lombard, J., Hewitt, D., & Nardi, M. “Collaborations for Health.” Organized and developed presentations & interactive session, selected for presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 20, 2016. Healthcare District Metrics, presented at CNU 23, Dallas, 30 April 2015 posted in CNU Health District Initiative AIA Academy of Architecture for Health and American College of Healthcare Architects, Architecture + Health Educator’s Summit Leadership Conference, 24 July 2014 Windsor Sideyard House (with Denis Hector) in Architecture: Inspiration and Craft, North Miami Center of Contemporary Art, January 1991 Carolina River Plantation Reconstructions (with students in Theories of Landscape Architecture) for the National Trust for Historic Preservation Annual Meeting, Charleston, South Carolina, January 1990 Six American Gardens, Architecture Gallery, Mississippi State University, January 1987 Weber Residence (with T. Spain) in Miami Imagined, University of Virginia, Mar. 1984 Juror: Studios/Classes:

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Studio, Harvard University Graduate School of Design May 2019 Studio, Yale University May 2017 Studio/Seminar, Harvard University Graduate School of Design Feb 2017 Studio, Harvard University Graduate School of Design Feb 2016 Research Seminar, Harvard University Graduate School of Design Dec 2015 Design Awards: Stanford White Awards Jury, Institute of Classical Architecture and Art, New York, Oct 2017 Committee on Architecture for Health, AIA Houston Feb 2014 Student Design Intervention Competition American Institute of Architects Mid-Missouri Chapter Jan 2010 American Institute of Architects Orlando Chapter Sept.1990 American Society of Landscape Architects Florida June 1989 American Institute of Architects Broward County Chapter June 1988 American Institute of Architects Birmingham Chapter May 1988 Competition- Clemson University Center for the Performing Arts Mar. 1989 Moderator: “Senior Housing: One Size Fits All?” Opportunities and Challenges May 2018 Designing Communities for All Populations,: Panelists Danielle Arigoni, Andres Duany, CNU 26, Savannah, GA “Cycology – Bicycle Planning for Health and Wellness: Plan Z for Miami: Mar 2017 From Infrastructure to Open Space,” Mikael Colville-Andersen, Tatiana Perrino, Bernard Zyscovich, Perez Architecture Center “Reclaiming the Concrete Jungle: Investing in Urban Green Spaces,” Mar 2015 Clinton Global Initiative University, Panelists Meg Daly, Roger Horne, Jaime Lerner, Karen Washington “Translation Panel,” American Institute of Architects Design & Health Mar 2015 Research Consortium, Princeton, NJ “Healthy Neighborhoods Session,” Healthy Rhode Island Environmental May 2013 Design Summit, EDRA 44, Providence, RI “From Research to Practice: What's Missing?” CNU 20, w/Jonathan Barnett, Stephanie Bothwell, and Larry Frank May 2012 ACSA SE Regional Conference Oct. 1997 Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Annual Conference Sept. 1991 Panelist: “Getting a Good Return on Our Health Investments,” SxSW, Mar 2019 w/moderator, Erin Hagan (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation), and co-panelists Jennifer Otten (University of Washington) and Atheendar Venkataramani (University of Pennsylvania) https://schedule.sxsw.com/2019/events/PP87850) “Imagining the Landscape of Retreat,” Radcliffe Institute for Nov 2018 Advanced Study, Harvard University “Age Friendly Design for Parks & Open Spaces,” w/Scott Brown and Feb 2018 Maria Nardi, Fit City Miami 5, Coral Gables Museum Webinar: “Architecture for Health, Perspectives Beyond Architecture for July 2017 Healthcare,” AIA Knowledge Community, Academy of Architecture for Health; Moderator, John Kreidich AIA, CHC, LEED AP B+C “Active Design Guidelines Health Impacts,” w/Cheryl Jacobs and Marta Viciedo, Fit City 4, Miami-Dade College, Wolfson Campus Feb 2017 “New Ideas for the New Administration,” w/David Martin, Terry Riley Jan 2017 Andrew Frey; Alastair Gordon, Moderator, MCAD Webinar: AIA Academy of Architecture for Health, “Community Health Nov 2014

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And Healthcare Design – Three Perspectives,” “Current Research,” International Symposium on Design for Wellbeing March 2014 in the Built Environment, University of Warwick. “Built Environment and Health Research,” University of Miami Miller Feb 2013 School of Medicine Clinical and Translational Science Institute Collaborative Research Exchange Forum (CREF) “Participatory Planning & Health Care,” CNU Atlanta & CDC Healthy Community Design Initiative, Healthy Communities Summit Sept. 2012 “Built Environment and Health,” w/Scott Brown UM Obesity Symposium Oct 2011 “Designing for Health and Wellbeing” w/Scott Brown, and “Built Environment & Health Research, Applications & Principles,” NCIS Charrettes for Healthcare Planning Webinar June 2011 “Health Care Facilities: Effective Community Building” w/Peter Bernard and Charles Bohl, AIA National Convention June 2010 “Hospitals & Neighborhoods” w/Parry LaGro & Dougal Hewitt, and “Assessing Neighborhoods at the Block Level,” w/Scott Brown. Congress for New Urbanism XVIII, Atlanta May 2010 “Women in Health, Law and the Arts,” FIU Women Who Lead Conference March 2010 “Leveraging the Unique Role of Urban Women in Promoting Healthy Families and Communities,” Healthy Cities/ Healthy Women, University of Pennsylvania, Miami Nov 2009 “Designing the Healing Environment,” 90th annual Catholic Health Assembly June 2005 “Health Effects of the Built Environment,” Congress for New Urbanism June 2002 Congress X Salon and Academics Lunch “The Vernacular Model” (with Teofilo Victoria), Windsor Forum April 2002 “Making Florida Home,” The Seaside Institute May 1995 “The Koreshan Unity,” Florida Humanities Council, Estero, Florida March 1991 Reviewer: ACSA SE Regional Conference 1992, 1997 ACSA Annual Meeting 1989, 90, 92 Documentaries Interviewee: Ralph Munroe's Barnacle: Centerpiece of a Legacy, Producer Debra Hall-Greene WLRN-TV 2011 Vizcaya, Producer Linda Corley, WPBT 2009 Selected Lectures and Workshops: Climate & Health Symposium, UM, RMSAS May 2019 Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program, “Future Designers,” Seminar, DASH, Miami May 2019 NRPA Innovation Lab, Resilient Parks Jan 2019 Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program, “Future of Practice,” Seminar, OBM International, Coral Gables May 2018 “Why Active Design? : Overview of Health Measures, the Role Buildings Feb 2018 and Open Spaces Play in Improving Health,” Fit City Miami 5 Gardens of Miami, Talk & Book Signing, FTBG Feb 2017 Miami Dade Planning Design Excellence & Construction Retreat Nov 2016 Hancock Park Garden Club, Los Angeles Oct 2016 Age-Friendly Workshop, MiamiDade Age-Friendly Initiative Sept 2016

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Miami Dade Parks Leadership Retreat Aug 2016 McCarthy Healthcare Symposium Mar 2016 Miami Dade Parks Leadership Retreat Nov 2015 National Botanical Garden Board Nov 2015 US1, Red, Sunset Corridor Visioning Workshop July 2015 North Ponce Community Workshop June 2015 “Value Propositions for Age Friendly Communities,” June 2015 Atlanta Regional Commission, Facilitator Congress for the New Urbanism Online and Outreach Curricula May 2015 Workshop, Washington DC National Recreation and Park Association Inaugural Innovation Lab, Mar 2015 Lecture and Workshop Facilitator FitCity Miami2 AIA Miami Feb 2015 Coconut Grove 2030, Facilitator Nov 2014 Keynote and Panel Moderator, Healthcare at the Edges: Urban Growth Feb 2014 and Decentralization of Care, Committee on Architecture for Health AIA Houston Palm Beach Preservation Foundation Mar 2012 FHC Homestead Library May 2010 South Miami Green Task Force May 2010 Coral Gables Arbor Day Apr 2010 Dade Community Foundation Miami Fellows Initiative Jan 2010 Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness Nov 2009 FHC- Okeechobee Library Feb 2009 Miami Book Fair Author Presentation Nov 2008 AMBIENT, NIEHS Program, UM RSMAS June 2007 Memphis Charrette, Knight Program July 2006 Florida Humanities Council (FHC) “Road Scholar” Sept 2005-Jan 2006 The Villages of Sumter County, Homestead Arts Center, Goodwood Museum, Pensacola North Hill Preservation Association Montgomery Antiquarian Society Nov 2005 Archeological Society of Southern Florida Sept 2005 Duluth Charrette, Knight Program July 2005 Miami-Dade Park & Rec. Charrette June 2005 Coral Gables Historic Homeowners May 2005 Univ. of Miami Women’s Club Apr 2005 Dade Heritage Trust Apr 2005 Women’s Club of Coconut Grove Mar 2005 Art Deco and the New Deal, Art Deco Weekend, Miami Beach Jan 2005 Historic Bok Sanctuary Jan 2004 Naples Botanical Garden Jan 2003 The Villagers of Coral Gables Oct 2002 Thomas Edison Estate and Gardens May 2002 Keynote: Community Appearance Board, Fort Lauderdale May 2002 Florida Atlantic University Mar 2002 Estate, Cutler Oct. 2001 Historic Hudson Valley, Kykuit Apr. 2001 Town Meeting: Historic Guidelines College Park, Lake Worth Apr. 2000 University of Maryland Apr 1999 Florida Humanities Council, Bok Tower Gardens Mar 1998 Leadership Florida Annual Meeting June 1997 Florida Humanities Council Summer Institute for Teachers July 1996

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Bonnett House Alliance Sept 1992 Sasaki Annual Partners Meeting Mar 1989 Catholic Univ. Oct 1988 Massachusetts. Inst. of Tech. Mar 1987 Mississippi State Univ. Jan 1987 Univ. of Southern California Sept 1986 Univ. of North Carolina, Charlotte- Lecture/Charrette Mar 1986 Clemson Architectural Foundation Lecture Series Nov 1985 The Architecture Club of Tampa July 1985 Middleton Place Foundation Lecture Series Feb 1985 Tulane University School of Architecture Oct 1985 ACSA Western Region Conference, University of Utah Nov 1984 Selected Reports: Scott Ball, Matthew Lambert and Joanna Lombard, The Value Proposition of Age-Friendly Communities Summit Report Sept. 2015

Built Environment Guidelines “Evolving Holistic Environment Council Principles,” Oct. 2012 Clinica Madre de Cristo, Trujillo, Peru. Landscape Guidelines Lake Worth, Florida Kathryn Younkin, Abell & Garcia, Project Director Dec 2000 Historic neighborhood of College Park, Lake Worth, Florida Jan Abell, Architect, Tampa Florida, Project Director, Nov 1999 Palm Beach, North Section Alex Garvin, Yale University, Project Director, Nov 1998 Caritas Medical Center, Louisville, Kentucky Nov 1997 TEACHING 27. Teaching Awards Received: School of Architecture Outstanding Faculty Award 2010 School of Architecture Outstanding Faculty Award 1997 University of Miami Excellence in Teaching Award 1996 Outstanding Faculty Award, University of Miami Department of Architecture & Planning Student Body 1980 28. Teaching Specialization Courses Taught- All Design Studios and Drawing courses Thesis Studio 2018 Courses Developed- Urban Design Studio: ULI/Hines Competition w/Veruska Vasconez 2017-present Urban Design Studio Infill Community Engagement 2017-present “Idea of Hospital,” Built Environment Section, School of Law 2011-present Healthcare Architecture & Urbanism Seminar 2009-15 Healthcare & Community Studio 2009-15 New Urbanism Online w/Charles Bohl, 2007-8 Public Health edition 2014 Historic Preservation Studio w/Catherine Lynn & Veruska Vasconez Spring 2006 Management of Professional Practice w/Mark Reeves Spring 2004 Revised Architecture & the Environment w/ RSMAS faculty, & Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy 2003 Architecture and the Environment Fall 1998

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Directed Readings (Graduate) Spring 1997 Architecture Drawing and Theory (Graduate) Fall 1995 Theories of Landscape Architecture Spring 1990 29. Thesis and Dissertation Advising/Post-doctoral student supervision Thesis Committee Isabel Alvarez, “Wellness Destination, DR,” Mohammad Alsaeed, “Workplace Wellness,” Kuwait; Mariangeles Lacayo, “El Mombacho EcoLodge, Nicaragua” 2018-19 Shahad Alsulaimani, “Drug Rehabilitation Center, Jeddah, Wadi Al Asla Development, Saudi Arabia,” 2017-18 Emily Elkin, “De I Commissioning and Re I Naturalizing,” 2017-18 Kyrah Williams, “Building Individual and Community Resilience,”543 NW 5th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 2017-18 Xinyuan Shi, “The Redevelopment of The Urban Village in Xi’an, China,” Primary Thesis Advisor; Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, 2017 Daniella Cioffi, B.Arch. Thesis, “Mobile Healthcare,” 2015 Laura Narayansingh, B.Arch. Thesis, “Caribbean House,” with Rachel Valbrun, 2014 Mai Oizumi, “Schools: A typological timeline- form and theory,” M.Arch. 2011 Amie Edmiston, “Rebuilding Overtown,” M.Arch. 2009 Angela Ayuso, “Re-establishing the Neighborhood School: Miami High,” M.Arch. 2009 Victoria Flatteau, “Sustainability through Roman History,” M. Arch. 2008 Denise van Vriesland, “Sustainability in Grande Riviere, Trinidad,” M. Arch. 2008 David Payne, “Re-Imagining the Boston Architectural Center Competition,” M.Arch. 2006 Justin Falango, “Institute of Classical Architecture in Kenmore Square,” M.Arch. 2005 Angela Steinke, “Redesign of Verrick Park, Coconut Grove,” M.Arch. 2004 Matt Lambert, “The Nested Cul-de-Sac,” B.Arch. summa cum laude 2004 Daniel Ghosh, “Mixed Use Sustainable Building, Biscayne Boulevard,” M.Arch. 2002 Jean Greer, "The Garden Art of Claude Monet and Gertrude Jekyll," Dept. of Art and Art History Ruth Durant, "Historic Gardens of Barbados," School of Architecture SERVICE 30. University Committee & Administrative Responsibilities: School of Architecture Administrative Responsibilities: Associate Dean 1989 Coordinator or Co-Coordinator- Design I 1981,82,91-8 Design II 1986,88 Design III 2000 Design VI 1982,83 Graphics I 1980,81,82,85 UM / Istituto Universitario Architecttura Venezia program 1983, 84 Author- School of Architecture Publications: Recruitment Brochures 1984, 86, 88, 93, 98, 99 National Architectural Accrediting Board Program Reports 1989, 94, 97 Strategic Plan 1992 Recruitment Plan 1992-95 Context and Opportunities 1996 Innovation Report 2000 Committees: Chair Faculty Search 2011, 2013 pg. 13

Knight Program in Community Building Benchmarking & KPCB Director Search 2000 Admissions and Academic Policy 1995-98 Library 1994-5 School Structure Task Force 1994-95 Task Force on Reorganization 1986 Member Urban Design Program Admissions 2017-present MRED+U Advisory Committee 2009-present MRED+U Admissions Committee 2009-present Admissions and Academic Policy 2000-2008 Alternative Models for Faculty Positions 1995-96 Admissions and Recruitment 1984-1992 National Architectural Accrediting Board Visit 1981,1985,89 Curriculum 1979-87 Scholarship 1979-1984` Originator/Director Healthcare and Community Colloquium Mar 2015 Coordinator with C. Bohl and E. Plater-Zyberk, Jan 2011 University of Miami's Global Business Forum: The Business of Health Care: Defining the Future, Architecture Panels, Exhibition & Funding, $25,000. Architecture: Summer Studies Grades 9-12 1983 Grades 2-8 1982 Grades 2-12 1981 Grades 4-6 1980 University Committees (1984-present) Chair: Abess Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy 2016-present (co-Chr) Advisory Board Coord., Retreat & Relocation: A Colloquium on Climate Migration Feb 2018 Senate Facilities & Planning Committee 2012-2014 Senate Student Affairs 2002-4 Senate Ad Hoc Recommendations of TRB 1998 Senate Tenure Review Board 1996-97 Advisory Committee on Women’s Academic Affairs, Interim 1995-6 Arts & Humanities Committee on the Research Council 1994 Member: Research Council 2017- Senate Budget & Compensation 2017- Senate Student Affairs 2016- Faculty Search Committee, Dept. of Geography, CAS 2017-18 Search Committee, Assc.V.P. Student Affairs/Dean of Students 2017 Abess Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy Advisory Board 2004-2016 Athletics Committee 2015 Senate Facilities & Planning Committee 2011-2012 Academic Personnel Board 2008-2010 Strategic Planning Committee 2007 First Year Review 2006-7 Student Affairs 2001-2 Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Titles 2000 pg. 14

Task Force on Women and Minorities 1999-2000 Luce Search 1997-8 Library Search 1996-7 Senate Tenure Review Board 1994-6 Senate Facilities and Planning Committee 1994-6 Women's Advisory Committee to the Provost 1981-6,1991-5 Chair, Student Life Task Force 1991-2 Issues Committee 1990 Recruitment: Development and Travel 1984-1989 Senate Academic Standards 1984-1989 Arts & Humanities Committee on the Research Council 1985,86,87 Faculty Associate, Honors Residential College 1984-1989 Provost Search Committee 1985-1986 Task Force on Undergraduate Studies 1984-1985 31. Community Activities: National Recreation and Park Association Board of Directors 2018-present Miami Center for Architecture & Design Board of Directors 2018-present Tulane University School of Architecture Advisory Board 2018-present El Jardin Centennial Committee 2018-present Member, Executive Board, Consortium for a Healthier Miami Dade, FDOH 2017-present Vice-Chair, Committee on Health and the Built Environment, Consortium for a Healthier Miami-Dade 2017-present Member, The Underline Health & Wellness Advisory Council 2016-present Coconut Grove 2030 Parks and Historic Preservation Committees 2014-present Miami Dade County Park Foundation Board Member 2009- 2011 Coral Gables Landscape Advisory Board June 2003- Sept 2008 Chair Jan 2006-2008 Carrollton School Board of Trustees 1989-1995, 1998-2008, 2012-2016 Chair, Board 2006-2008 Chair, Building & Grounds 1989-1990, 1998-2006 Co-Chair, Marketing 1989- 1995 Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Research Associate 2007-present Building and Grounds Committee Member 2000- 2002 Volunteer 1998- present Horticulture Committee 2004-2007 Design Review Board 1992-1994 Catholic Student Center, Faculty Committee 1985-86

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