John Massengale AIA CNU OHN MASSENGALE has won awards for architecture, urban design, J historic preservation, and architectural history. In all his work—from arranging rooms to making buildings to organizing street plans—John emphasizes the importance of making places where people want to be. A former Board member of the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU) and the Institute for Classical Art & Architecture (ICAA), John was the Founding Chair of CNU New York and CNU NYC. The New York Times called the CNU "the most important phenomenon to emerge in American architecture in the post-Cold War era." John has taught at Notre Dame, the University of Miami, Georgia Tech, the Institute for Classical Art & Architecture, and the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, and is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Pennsylvania. • John was co-author with Victor Dover of Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns (Wiley, 2014). John Norquist, former Mayor of Milwaukee, called it "the best book ever written on street design." • John wrote an Op-Ed in the New York Times about lessons from Europe for American streets: "There Are Better Ways To Get Around Town," New York Times, Opinion, May 15, 2018. • Co-Author, with Robert A.M. Stern and Gregory Gilmartin, New York 1900, Metropolitan Architecture & Urbanism, 1890-1915 (Rizzoli, 1983), the first architecture book nominated for a National Book Award. • Winner of the 2019 Seaside Prize: "The Seaside Institute awards the Seaside Prize each year to individuals or organiza- tions who have made significant contributions to the quality and character of our communities." • One of the earliest Town Architects of Seaside, Florida, the first New Urban development. Time said Seaside "could be the most astounding design achievement of its era and, one might hope, the most influential." • Massengale Architecture PLLC was chosen by the Walton Family Foundation as "selected architects" for the Northwest Arkansas Design Excellence Program. • John is working on two new books: The Next Step: Streets for People in the 21st Century, and Learning from New York, An Urban Design Primer. Broadway Chambers, 277 Broadway, No. 1300, New York, New York 10007-2012 www.massengale.com • [email protected] John Massengale Education M. Arch. Graduate School of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, 1981 University of Pennsylvania GSAPP Columbia University Courses in Rome & Paris, 1977 with Kenneth Frampton, Anthony Vidler, Léon Krier, and Michael Schwarting Michael Graves Studio, 1976 Princeton University A.B. Visual & Environmental Studies, 1974 Harvard College College of Environmental Design, 1970-1971 University of California at Berkeley Fellow Stiftung Thurn und Taxis, Munich, Germany 1983 Winner Bancroft Prize (Highest Freshman GPA), 1971 University of California at Berkeley Fellow English Speaking Union Exchange, London, UK 1969-1970 Employment Owner Massengale & Co LLC is my company for all work that 1986- & Sole does not require an architect's stamp. As John Montague Proprietor Massengale AIA at Massengale Architecture PLLC, I am a registered and licensed architect in the State of New York. Visiting Center for the Future of Places, KTH Royal Institute of 2016 Professor Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. Street Design Visiting School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, 2007 Professor Graduate Thesis Studio, Architecture and Urban Design Visiting School of Architecture, University of Miami, 2006 Professor Fourth Year and Graduate Studio, Arch. and Urban Design Executive Institute of Traditional Architecture, Charleston, SC, 2001-2003 Director Merged with ICA&CA, New York, New York in 2004 Visiting School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, 1999 Professor Fourth Year Studio, Architecture and Urban Design Visiting School of Architecture, University of Miami, 1998 Professor Fourth Year and Graduate Studio, Arch. and Urban Design 2 John Massengale Faculty Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America, 1998-2009 (ICA&CA), New York, New York Faculty United States Department of Housing and Urban Develop- 1997 ment Public Housing Course, CNU at Harvard University Visiting Prince of Wales's Institute of Architecture in America, 1996 Faculty Charlottesville, Virginia Sole John Montague Massengale AIA, 1989- Proprietor Architecture, Town Planning & Historic Preservation, Bedford, New York Joint Moritz Hauschild Architekten, 1987 Venture Munich, Germany Town Seaside Community Development, 1986 Architect Santa Rosa Beach, Florida Design Perkins Eastman Architects, 1985 Architect New York, New York Joint Braunfels und Partners, 1984 Venture Munich, Germany Architect Robert A.M. Stern Architects, 1978-1983 & Author New York, New York Intern Voorsanger & Mills Architects, 1978 New York, New York Office Kiff, Voss & Franklin Architects, 1975 ("Formerly the Office of York & Sawyer"), New York, New York Professional Chair CNU NYC, New York, New York (New York City Chapter 2016- of the Congress for New Urbanism) http://cnu.nyc/ Board Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), Chicago, Illinois 2012-2015 Advisory Rebuild Penn Station, New York, New York. https://rebuild- 2011- Board pennstation.org/ Chair CNU New York (New York Chapter of the Congress for 2006-2012 the New Urbanism) Board Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America, 2004-2009 (now ICAA), New York, New York 3 John Massengale Prof. Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, 2009–2012 Member London, United Kingdom Co- Council for European Urbanism (CEU), 2003 Founder Brussels, Belgium & Bruges, Belgium Founder Classical Councils, Alexandria, Virginia & Boston 2002-2004 Founder New Urban Councils, Charleston, South Carolina, 2001 Co-Chair Santa Fe, New Mexico & Washington, DC Co-Chair CNU IX: "From Neighborhood to Region," 2001 9th Congress for the New Urbanism, New York, New York Founder Meta-Physical Planning Sessions at the New Urban 1999-2004 Congresses Board of National Town Builders Association (NTBA), 1998-2001 Advisors Washington, DC Co-Chair Regional & Physical Planning Caucus, Habitat II, 1997 The City Conference, United Nations Global Conference, New York and Istanbul Co-Chair Congress for the New Urbanism Delegation, Habitat II, 1997 The City Conference, United Nations Global Conference, New York and Istanbul Co-Chair Growth By Design, Sponsored by Federated Conservation- 1996 ists of Westchester County, the Westchester Land Trust, the Westchester County Association and Texaco; Purchase, NY Founding Congress for the New Urbanism, 1993 Member Original Member by Invitation, Alexandria, Virginia Board Federated Conservationists of Westchester County 1989-1996 (FCWC), White Plains, New York Commis- Pound Ridge National Historic Distric Commission, 1986-1989 sioner Pound Ridge, New York Books Author The Next Step: Streets for People in the Twenty-f irst Century 2020 Author Learning from New York: An Urban Design Primer (Using 2020 walks in New York City to illustrate the principles of urban design, based on a course I have taught to architecture stu- dents from the University of Miami, Notre Dame University, Georgia Tech, and the ICAA. 4 John Massengale Co-Author with Victor Dover, Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and 2014 Towns (Hoboken, Wiley) Co-Author with Robert A. M. Stern and Gregory Gilmartin, New York 1983 1900: Metropolitan Architecture Urbanism 1890-1915 (New York, Rizzoli) Co-Author with Robert A.M. Stern, The Anglo-American Suburb (Ne w 1982 York, St. Martin’s Press/London, Academy Editions) Compilations Contribu- The Future of Places (Stockholm, UN Habitat and Ax:son 2019 tor Johnson Foundation). Chapter on Vision Zero. Contribu- "Designing Streets for People,"Vision Zero Cities (Transpor- 2017 tor tation Alternatives): 41-53. Contribu- Charter of the New Urbanism, 2nd Edition (New York, McGraw 2013 tor Hill). Contributed to Street and Charter sections. Contrib- Visions of Seaside (New York, Rizzoli), edited by Dhiru 2013 utor Thadani, foreword by Vincent Scully. Contrib- The Language of Towns & Cities (New York, Rizzoli), 2010 utor edited by Dhiru Thadani, foreword by Léon Krier Contribu- Windsor Forum on Design Education, Toward an ideal curriculum 2004 tor to reform architectural education (Coral Gables, New Urban Press), edited by Duany, Hurtt, et al. Editor Culture and the Social Vision, VIA IV (Cambridge, The MIT 1980 Press), edited by Mark Hewitt, Benjarmin Kracauer, Michael McDonough, John Massengale. Also mentioned in New Urbanism (Katz, 1993), Geography of Nowhere (Kunstler, 1993), Home from Nowhere (Kunstler, 1998), Suburban Nation (Duany et al, 2000), The New Civic Art (Dua- ny et al, 2003), New Urbanism, Best Practices (Steuteville, 2004) New Urbanism and American Planning (Talen, 2005), Urban Design Reclaimed: Tools, Techniques and Strategies for Planners (Talen, 2009) and Last Harvest (Rybczynski, 2007). Articles - Professional Author "Opinion: Congestion Is Just One Step Toward Reclaiming City Streets," CityLimits.org, June 3, 2019. https://citylimits. org/2019/06/03/street-cars-traffic-fhv/ Author "Architecture Is Frozen Music," CNU Public Square, May 31, 2019. http://bit.ly/frozmuse 5 John Massengale Author "There Are Better Ways To Get Around Town," New York Times, Opinion, May 15, 2018. https://www.nytimes. com/2018/05/15/opinion/there-are-better-ways-to-get- around-town.html Author "The Proposed Expansion of the Frick in New York Would Erase Forever a Unique Museum Experience," Common Edge, November 2, 2018. http://commonedge.org/the-proposed- expansion-of-the-frick-in-new-york-would-erase-forever-a-