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Ceren Bingol CV P.1 Ceren Bingol CV p.1 Contact Ceren Bingol Studio [email protected] Education 2005 Yale School of Architecture Master of Architecture 2001 Yale University Bachelor of Arts (Focus in Art and Architecture) Qualifications Registered Architect New York Registered Architect District of Columbia NCARB Certified Architect LEED accredited professional American Institute of Architects Professional Career 2017-pr Cranbrook Academy of Art, Michigan Architect-in-Residence & Director of Architecture Department 2017-pr Ceren Bingol Studio, New York & Detroit Principle 2011-17 OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture), New York Senior Architect, Project Manager 2005-11 Grimshaw Architects, New York Architect 2009 The Drop: Urban Art Infill Public Arts Festival, Chelsea, New York 2012+ Art and Design Experimental Exhibition, Chelsea, New York Co-founder, Co-curator, Exhibition Designer 2004 Dagmar Richter Studio, Berlin, Germany - Architectural Designer 2001 Robert A.M. Stern Architects, New York - Architectural Designer 2000 YRM Architecture, Planning & Design, London, UK - Architectural Designer 1999 BESIX Group, Brussels, Belgium - Architectural Designer Ceren Bingol CV p.2 Academic Experience 2017-pr Cranbrook Academy of Art • Architect-in-Residence • Director of Architecture Department • Principle Master of Architecture Thesis Advisor • Seminar Leader on Urban Futures: Case Studies in Detroit • Cranbrook Architecture Department Student and Lecturer Recruitment, Fundraising, Marketing, Academic and Administrative Affairs • Founder of Inaugural Cranbrook Academy Architecture Lecture Series • Founder of Cranbrook Architecture Think-Tank and Project Incubator • Leader of Cranbrook Architecture Detroit Initiative Pop-up Park Collabora- tion with Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation and City of Detroit Planning Department • Cranbrook Academy of Art Public Lecture Series Lecturer: “Contextual Plu- ralism and Typological Innovations”, Ceren Bingol, September 12, 2017 • Merit Scholarship Committee • Graduate Awards Committee • Print Media Artist-in-Residence Search Committee • New 4D Department Advisory and Artist-in-Residence Search Committee 2005-pr Invited Critic and Juror at the Schools of Architecture • Yale, Princeton, Columbia GSAPP, UPenn, Cooper Union, Cornell, Rensse- laer Polytechnic, Georgia Tech, Parsons, Pratt, Syracuse, NYIT, NJIT, De- troit Mercy, Lawrence Tech, Istanbul Technical University (Istanbul, Turkey), Middle East Technical Univesity (Ankara, Turkey) 2002-05 Teaching Fellowships at Yale School of Architecture • Head Teaching Fellow for Professor Vincent Scully, Introduction to the His- tory of Art: Prehistory to the Renaissance, Survey Course • Head Teaching Fellow for Professor Vincent Scully, Moern Architecture, Survey Course • Head Teaching Fellow for Professor Kent Bloomer, Spatial Language in Design, Core Curriculum Course • Teaching Fellow for Professor Alexander Purves, Introduction to Architec- ture, Core Curriculum Course • Teaching Fellow for Professor Sophia Gruzdys, Drawing Architecture, Core Curriculum Course Ceren Bingol CV p.3 Professional Experience Arts and Leisure 2011-16 Quebec National Museum of Fine Arts, Quebec, Canada - OMA Completed June 2016 2016-17 Albright Knox Museum Extension, Buffalo, NY - OMA Invited Competition Win 2012-on Marina Abramovic Performance Arts Center, Hudson, NY - OMA Design Development 2005-13 Queens Museum of Art, Queens, NY - Grimshaw Completed Nov 2013 2007-09 Coney Island Center, Brooklyn, NY - Grimshaw Design Development 2010-13 Disney Tomorrowland, Shanghai, China - Grimshaw Completed June 2016 2009-13 Ecorium, Biomes, Seocheon-gun, Korea - Grimshaw Completed Dec 2013 2009 Earthpark, Masterplan and Biomes, Doha, Qatar - Grimshaw Preliminary Design Transportation 2010-on New Doha International Airport City, Doha, Qatar - Grimshaw Masterplan Comp. Win 2010 Newark Airport, Green Airport of the Future, NJ - Grimshaw Feasibility Study 2005-14 Fulton Street Transit Center, New York, NY - Grimshaw Completed Nov 2014 2006 Waterloo Train Station Masterplan, London, UK - Grimshaw Feasibility Study Mixed Use & Office 2012-on The Plaza at Santa Monica Mixed Use Development, CA – OMA Design Development 2014-on Transbay Block 8 Residential Tower, San Francisco, CA – OMA Design Development 2013 Miami Beach Convention Center, Hotel and Masterplan – OMA Invited Competition Win 2013 425 Park Avenue Office Tower, New York, NY – OMA Invited Competition 2012 RPJ Superblock for Walter Torre, Sao Paulo, Brazil – OMA Invited Competition Win 2007 MoMA West Mix-Used Highrise, NY - Grimshaw Invited Competition Institutional 2008-on New York University 30 Year Masterplan, NY - Grimshaw Masterplan Developm. Residential 2018 Core City Artist Live-Work Village, Detroit, Ceren Bingol Studio Projected May 2019 2017 Detroit Lakes Houses, MN, Ceren Bingol Studio Completed Sept 2017 2016 Central Park West Residence, New York, Ceren Bingol Studio Completed Aug 2016 2014 Mediterranean Residence, Bodrum, Turkey, Ceren Bingol Studio Completed May 2014 2014-on Cooconut Grove Residential Towers, Miami, FL - OMA Under Construction 2003 Yale Building Project Single Family House, New Haven, CT Comppleted Aug 2003 Hospitality & Retail 2012-13 Coach Omotesando Flagship Store, Tokyo, Japan - OMA Completed Jan 2013 2012-13 Coach Macy’s Boutique, New York, NY - OMA Completed Feb 2012 2009-10 1 Hotel, Austin, Texas - Grimshaw Schematic Design Ceren Bingol CV p.4 Awards and 2003-06 Perspecta 38 - Architecture After All, awarded Co-Editor Honors 2006 US Green Building Council, Emerging Green Builders Design Competition, 1st Honorary Mention 2005 Moulton Andrus Award, awarded to one graduating student demonstrating excellence in art and architecture, Yale School of Architecture 2005 SOM Architecture Fellowship Nominee, awarded to one student to represent Yale School of Architecture 2003 Kenneth A. Householder Prize, awarded to top student in first year demon- strating academic excellence, Yale School of Architecture 2000 Howard Topol III Prize, travel grant, Yale College 1999 Sudler Prize, design grant awarded for public furniture design, Yale College Committees, 2018 Yale Women in Architecture Leadership Committee Member Advisory and 2018 City of Detroit Design in a Box Competition Advisory Committee Nominator Positions 2017 Detroit City Design Summit Presenter and Service 2017 2018 PS1 Young Architects Program Nominator 2015 Consortium UNION’s winning proposal for ‘Re-Envisioning Branch Libraries’ competition organized by The Center for an Urban Future and The Architectural League of New York Advisory Member 2012 PUSH art exhibition and fundraiser for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Organizor and Curator 2010 Renew Times Square competition, collaboration with artist Seth Carnes 2009 Public Arts Festival The Drop: Urban Art Infill, NY, Co-Founder 2009 2012+ Art and Design Exhibition, Co-Curator and Exhibition Designer 2008 Portman Prize at Georgia Tech School of Architecture Invited Juror 2007 Professional Career Panel at Yale School of Architecture Panelist 2005-pr Yale non-profit Gryphon SocietyAlumni Relations and Fundraising 2005-pr Turkish Architects who want to pursue education or careers abroad Mentor Sports 2011-pr Century Road Club Association of New York Mentor for beginner female cyclists to develop as bike racers 2010-pr Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Nation-Wide triathlons and marathons Volunteer and Competitor to raise funds 2000 Youth Clinics for New Haven girl athletes Volunteer Ceren Bingol CV p.5 Selected Media Personal Personal projects • Ceren Bingol Studio Lake House project featured in The New York Times Real Estate Section: “A Minnesota Lake House Built on Legend”, The New York Times, by Tim Mc Keough, May 22, 2018 • Editorial in Yale Alumni News, “Ceren Bingol”, Constructs magazine, Spring 2017 • Editorial “Ceren Bingol Named Interim Architect-in-Residence at Cranbrook Academy of Art”, Architect Magazine, by Chelsea Blauhut, December 05, 2016 • Editorial “Ceren Bingol Named Head of the Architecture Department at Cranbrook Acade- my of Art”, www.Archinect.com, by Nicholas Korody, December 05, 2016 • “Painting New York: Street Art and Conceptualization of the City”, written by Ceren Bingol, Aradamento Architecture Magazine, May 2010 • Quoted in The New York Times article “Building Respect at Yale”, by Robin Pogrebin, December 16, 2007 • US Green Building Council Emerging Green Builders competition winners announcement, Metropolis Magazine and USGBC website, 2006 • Perspecta 38 - Architecture After All, edited by Marcus Carter, Christopher Marcinkows- ki, Forth Bagley and Ceren Bingol, (The MIT Press, 2006) • Ceren Bingol Profile and Milan Fashion District project featured on the cover of The New York Times Art & Design section, article titled “Commerce Joins Art to Train Yale Archi- tects”, by Robin Pogrebin, May 04, 2005 • Milan Fashion District project and interview titled “Practically Ready” featured in Archi- tect’s Newspaper, by Alec Appelbaum, July 27, 2005 • Milan Fashion District project featured as the cover of and in the book Poetry, Property and Place, by Stefan Behnisch, Gerald D. Hines, Nina Rappaport, pag- es: front and back cover, 132-133, 138, 142-146, 152-153,164-165, 174-176 (W.W. Norton & Company, 2006) • Milan Fashion Districtt project exhibited at La Triennale di Milano, June 2005 • Milan Fashion District project exhibited at The Center for Architecture, July 2005 The Drop: Urban Art Infill (Co-founder) • “NYC Gallery Brings Design to the People”, Fast Company, October
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