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Guest List by Last Name.Xlsx Heritage Ball Guest List by Last Name First Nam Last Name Organization Table # Steven Abbattista O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers (OLA) 28 Majed Abdulsamad Bloomberg Philanthropies 43 Rami Abou Khalil Diller Scofidio + Renfro 58 Mariela Abreu O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers (OLA) 28 Paul Aferiat Pratt Institute 54 Ryan Ahmadi Perkins and Will 36 Kana Ahn CetraRuddy Architecture, DPC 34 Maria Aiolova Arup Consulting Engineers 87 Paul Albano SLCE Architects 93 John Alber Brookfield Properties 64 Leo Alessi Mecho Systems, Inc. 69 Joseph Aliotta Perkins Eastman Architects DPC 77 William Allan Hunter Roberts Construction Group 3 Fernando Alvarez SLCE Architects 93 Arthur Alzamora Langan 71 Philip Amarante Cauldwell Wingate Company, LLC 88 Joseph Amato Cameron Engineering & Associates of New York, PLLC 2 Daisy Ames Columbia GSAPP & WorkAC 72 Chris Anastos Murray Engineering, PC 104 Tracy Anderson Skanska USA Building, Inc. 74 Stacey Anderson Studio Libeskind 95 Amale Andraos Columbia GSAPP & WorkAC 72 Chris Andreacola Diller Scofidio + Renfro 58 Jonathan Andrew Cauldwell Wingate Company, LLC 88 Maurizio Anglani Ingram, Yuzek, Gainen, Carroll & Bertolotti 86 Kate Anh Perkins Eastman Architects DPC 77 Alice Arana Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers 12 Sandra Arias Murray Engineering, PC 104 Francis Arland Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers 12 Krista Armstrong Handel Architects, LLP 8 Pat Arnett Silman 51 Andrew Aronberg 13 Rick Arroy CNY Group 25 Francesco Asaro ODA-Architecture 79 Michael Ashley Studio Libeskind 95 Chris Ashton BuroHappold Consulting Engineers, PC 31 Patrick Askew NYC Planning and Development Michael Aziz Cooper Robertson & Partners 97 Mike Babik Tishman Speyer 48 Christian Bailey ODA-Architecture 79 Vehbi Bajrami Barami Construction Group 105 Luciano Bana Hudson Meridian Construction Group, LLC 104 Bob Banner Ingram, Yuzek, Gainen, Carroll & Bertolotti 86 Zach Bark Studios Architecture 70 Alex Barmas DeSimone Consulting Engineers P.L.L.C. 61 Jordan Barr O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers (OLA) 28 Margie Bart Hollander Design Landscape Architecture 91 Rena Barta Dewberry 4 Shawn Basler Perkins Eastman Architects DPC 77 Adam Batista Metropolis Group, Inc 101 Fred Bauserschmidt Bauerschmidt & Sons Inc 33 Amir Bazargan Mecho Systems, Inc. 69 Michael Beirne Hunter Roberts Construction Group 3 Phillip Bellis Severud Associates Consulting Engineers PC 10 Robert Belmont Freeman Belmont Freeman Architects 9 Katie Bennett Thomas Phifer + Partners 73 Barry Bergdoll Columbia GSAPP 50 Dan Berger Brookfield Properties 64 Andrew Berman Andrew Berman Architect 7 Jan Berman Mecho Systems, Inc. 69 Fred Berstein Fred Berstein 33 Jean-Baptiste Berteloot ODA-Architecture 79 Dyana Berthaud Roslyn Consultants, LLC 13 Charles Besjak Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP 80 Rob Beyer 50 Sindhu Bharadwaj Bloomberg Philanthropies 43 Igor Bienstock ICOR Associates LLC 105 Melissa Billig Ingram, Yuzek, Gainen, Carroll & Bertolotti 86 Preetam Biswas Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP 80 Heidi Blau FXCollaborative 37 Francois Blehaut ODA-Architecture 79 Celeste Bobadilla Grimshaw 9 Adriane Boff Dos Santos Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects 7 Laura Bohn Pratt Institute 54 Brian Boigon Steven Holl Architects 60 Asa Bollvik HOK 32 James Bonanno DeSimone Consulting Engineers P.L.L.C. 61 Ray Bouley Cooper Cary 4 Leila Bozorg NYC Housing Preservation and Dev 74 Jennifer Brayer HOK 32 John Bredehorst WSP 83 Matthew Bremer Architecture In Formation, P.C. 18 Richard Brennan HLW International LLP 96 David Bretl Severud Associates Consulting Engineers PC 10 Gale Brewer Manhattan Borough President Dario Brito Perkins Eastman Architects DPC 77 Paul Broches Mitchell Giurgola Architects 82 Andrew Broddle SHoP Architects 78 Bill Brody CNY Group 25 Timothy Bromiley Gensler, NY 49 Frances Bronet Pratt Institute 54 Stephen Bronfman Stephen Bronfman 56 Lance Brown Sciame Construction LLC 42 Carrie Brown MG Engineering 97 David Brown Woods Bagot 101 Rebecca Buntrock Silman 51 Lauren Burdelsky Paratus Group 41 Kate Burke Sage and Coombe Architects 44 Patrick Burke Columbia Irving Medical Center 27 Mary Burke Burke Design and Architecture PLLC 33 Jeffrey Burke AECOM 94 Andy Burne Alloy LLC 73 Mary Burnham Murphy Burnham & Buttrick 44 Luisa Bustamante Diller Scofidio + Renfro 58 James Butterfield Perkins Eastman Architects DPC 77 Tom Byrne Thornton Tomasetti 20 Jason Cadorette Cooper Robertson & Partners 97 John Caiazzo DeMatteis Organization 4 Alan Calixto EvensonBest LLC 27 Donald Callahan Bala Consulting Engineers 96 Valerie Campbell Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP 67 Isabela Campillo Valencia Pratt Institute 6 Tony Canale Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers 12 Kevin Cannon Gensler, NY 49 Peter Canty Ingram, Yuzek, Gainen, Carroll & Bertolotti 86 Sara Caples Caples Jefferson Architects 56 Robert Caravella AKRF, Inc. 68 Greg Carballada Foit-Albert Associates 104 Jacopo Cardi WSP 83 Erin Carew Metropolis Group, Inc 101 Jason Carnevale Loring Consulting Engineers 52 Paul Carr S9 Architecture 22 Sarah Carroll NY Landmarks Preservation Commission 55 Louise Carroll NYC Housing Preservation and Dev 55 Gerry Casanova Hausman LLC 99 Henry Caso Brookfield Properties 64 Stephen Cassell Architecture Research Office 18 Margaret Castillo NYC Department of Design and Construction 81 Jan Cermak Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers 12 Francesco Cerroni BuroHappold Consulting Engineers, PC 31 Danei Cesario Wallen Daub 13 John Cetra CetraRuddy Architecture, DPC 34 Mark Chambers NYC Mayor's Office of Sustainability Jean Chandler Studios Architecture 70 Carolina Charles Stantec 7 Michael Chen Grace Farms Foundation 46 Eran Chen ODA-Architecture 79 Katherine Chia Desai Chia Architecture PC 92 Scott Chisholm Handel Architects, LLP 8 Eunsook Choi Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates 26 David Choy WSP 83 Yan Chu AAI (Adamson Architects PC) 14 Connie Chu Vanguard 21 Younsung Chung S9 Architecture 22 Christina Chung DeSimone Consulting Engineers P.L.L.C. 61 Candace Ciasullo Turner Construction 84 Duke Claghorn Langan 71 John Clifford S9 Architecture 22 Naomi Coffin Cosentini Associates (Tetra Tech) 19 Matthew Cofone The Rock Brook Consulting Group 90 Bruce Cohan JRM Construction Management 100 Sabina Cohen STV Incorporated 29 Pippa Cohen Stephen Bronfman 56 Geoff Cohen DLR Group 76 Lindsay Cohen Turner Construction 84 Jonathan Cohn AECOM 94 Ken Colao CNY Group 25 Steve Colao CNY Group 25 Chris Colasanti JB&B | Jaros Baum & Bolles 65 Richard Coleman Richter+Ratner 62 Steven Colletta Sciame Construction LLC 42 Rick Cook COOKFOX Architects, DPC 89 Francis Cooke AECOM 94 Patrick J. Cooper Boston Properties, Inc. 38 Chris Cooper Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP 80 David Cooper WSP 83 Cristobal Correa BuroHappold Consulting Engineers, PC 31 Giancarlo Cosini Loring Consulting Engineers 52 William Cote Hudson Meridian Construction Group, LLC 104 Rich Cote Hudson Meridian Construction Group, LLC 104 Fiona Cousins Arup Consulting Engineers 87 Megan Craig JRM Construction Management 100 Anna Crider Entro Communications 104 Cortez Crosby Paratus Group 41 Johnny Cruz Robert A.M. Stern Architects 15 Andrew Cupples DLR Group 76 Elizabeth Curry Lutron Electronics, Inc. 66 Don Curtis Vanguard 21 John Curtis John Curtis Architecture 100 Paul D. Selver Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP 67 Denis D’Ambreville Beyer Blinder Belle: Architects & Planners 30 Al D’Elia Bala Consulting Engineers 96 Steve Dalton Paratus Group 41 Mark Danich Grace Farms Foundation 45 Diana Darling Grace Farms Foundation 46 Paul Darrah Cauldwell Wingate Company, LLC 88 Amy Darrah Cauldwell Wingate Company, LLC 88 Robert Davidson STV Incorporated 29 Cynthia Davidson 50 Jeff Davis CNY Group 25 Amanda de Beaufort Studio Libeskind 95 Michael De Chiara Zetlin & De Chiara 16 Tanya de Hoog Thornton Tomasetti 20 Lucía de la Mora Colunga Bloomberg Philanthropies 43 Martien de Vletter Canadian Centre for Architecture 50 Roseanne DeBellis William H. Connolly & Co., LLC 85 Danile DeBoo DLR Group 76 Todd DeGarmo Studios Architecture 70 Mario DeGisi Thornton Tomasetti 20 Mark Deieso Cauldwell Wingate Company, LLC 88 Joseph DelPozzo WSP 83 Gregory DeMarco The Rock Brook Consulting Group 90 Anne DeMarco The Rock Brook Consulting Group 90 Katherine DeMercurio Skanska USA Building, Inc. 74 Dominick DeRobertis Cosentini Associates (Tetra Tech) 19 Stephen DeSimone DeSimone Consulting Engineers P.L.L.C. 61 Amy Diehl Crader AKRF, Inc. 68 Steven Diflora Kallen & Lemelson Consulting Engineers 17 Michelle DiMaria Grace Farms Foundation 46 Sarah Dionis HOK 32 Christine DiSisto O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers (OLA) 28 Kristin DiStefano Richter+Ratner 62 John Doherty Mitchell Giurgola Architects 82 Jim Dolan O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers (OLA) 28 Antonio Dominguez Paratus Group 41 Anthony Donatich Columbia Irving Medical Center 27 Jared Donnamiller AKF Group 40 Antonio Donofrio Handel Architects, LLP 8 Lindsey Doren CetraRuddy Architecture, DPC 34 Najwa Doughman Bloomberg Philanthropies 43 Leslie Dougrou Columbia GSAPP & WorkAC 72 Ryan Dow McNamara Salvia, Inc. 3 Scott Drevnig The Philip Johnson Glass House 9 Seanna Drew SHoP Architects 78 Jason Dubowski, AIA Hill West Architects 57 Nicholas Duch Diamond and Schmitt Architects Inc. 2 Lawrence Duffy Lawrence Duffy 97 Kevin Duffy Lawrence Duffy 97 Jeff Dugan Dattner Architects 92 Rosa Dunn Mitchell Giurgola Architects 82 Kristopher Duritza CetraRuddy Architecture, DPC 34 Lenny Dymond Mitchell Giurgola Architects 82 Stephen Eich Hollander Design Landscape
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