1 RICHARD GUY WILSON Office: Home: Department of Architectural History 1860 Field Road School of Architecture Charlottesville, VA 22903 University of Virginia (434) 977-3682 PO Box 400122 Charlottesville, VA 22903 (434) 924-6462/924-1428 e-mail address: [email protected] update 01/2018 Education: B.A. 1963 University of Colorado M.A. 1968 University of Michigan Ph.D. 1972 University of Michigan, American Culture, Art Architectural History. Dissertation: "Charles F. McKim and the Renaissance in America." Additional Educ: Seminar on Historic Administration and Preservation, Williamsburg, Virginia, June-July 1970, Fellowship Victorian Society Summer School, London, England, July 1976, Fellowship Honors and Awards: Blue Key Undergraduate Honorary, U of C Phi Beta Phi Honorary U of M Beta Phi Mu Honorary U of M Raven Society UVA ODK UVA Honorary Member, American Institute of Architects, 1986 Koontz Prize "Best Article 1985", [Hoover Dam] Pacific Coast Branch American Historical Association, 1986 Ray Billington Prize "Best Article Any Journal 1985", [Hoover Dam] Western Historical Association, 1986 Best Book of Year 1986, [Machine Age] American Library Association 1987 Charles Montgomery Prize, Most Distinguished Contribution 1986, [Machine Age] Decorative Arts Society, 1987 George Wittenborn Award, Best Art Book of 1987 [Art That is Life] Art Libraries Society, 1988 Outstanding Architecture Catalogue Award, 1993,( Making of Virginia Architecture) Society of Architectural Historians Award of Excellence, 1993, (Making of Virginia Architecture,) Southern Library Association Best Essay, 1993, ("The Historic Present in Virginia Architecture," in Making of Virginia Architecture), Southeast Society of Architectural Historians Society Honors for Contributions to Architecture, 1994, Virginia Society American Institute of Architects Bronze Award, History Documentary, 28th Houston International Film and Video Festival (Thomas Jefferson’s Academical Village video) Best Essay, 1994, (“Jefferson’s Lawn: Perceptions, ...” in TJ’s Academical Village, catalogue) Southeast Society of Architectural Historians Doctor of Fine Arts, Salve Regina University, 1999 Arthur F. Stocker Award, University Circle of ODK, March 2001 2 Last Lecture, 4th year class, April 2001 Distinguished Professor Award, University of Virginia Alumni Association, April 2001 Southeastern Society of Architectural Historians Lifetime Scholar Award, 2002 Morris-Jumel (New York) Award for Outstanding Contributions to American Art and Architecture History, Feb. 2009 Emery Book Award, Victorian Society in America (Harbor Hill), May 2009 Laurel Award, Preservation Society of Newport County for contributions, June 2009 Distinguished Lecture, A&S, Student Selection Univ. of Virginia Feb 2011 President’s Award, Victorian Society in America, 2011 Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) prize to Claude Bragdon and the Beautiful Necessity 2011 Research Grants: Rackham Block Grant, U of M 1969-1970 American Studies Research Grant, U of M 1971 Rackham Dissertation Grants, U of M 1971, 1972 Rackham Pre-doctorial Fellowship, U of M 1971-1972 National Science Foundation Research Grant, ISU 1973, 1974 Iowa State University Engineering Research Grant, 1973-1974; 1974-1975; 1975-1976 National Endowment for the Arts/Iowa State Council Grant, 1974-1975 School of Architecture, University of Virginia, Research Grant, 1977, 2010 University of Virginia Summer Research Grant, 1978, 1985, 1992, American Philosophical Society Research Grant, 1981 Guggenheim Fellow, 1984-1985 National Endowment for Humanities, Travel to Collections Grant 1986, 1990 Graham Foundation Grant, 1987 College of Fellows, AIA Grant, 1990 Fellow, Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, 1995-96 Bicentennial UVA, 2016-2018 Professional University of Michigan, History of Art Department, Employment: Teaching Assistant, 1969, 1970 University of Michigan, Department of Architecture, Teaching Fellow, 1970-1971 Iowa State University, Department of Architecture, Assistant Professor, 1972-1976 Senior Lecturer, Polytechnic of South Bank, Department of Architecture, London, England, 1981 University of Virginia, School of Architecture, 1976-Present Commonwealth Professor of Architectural History, Adjunct Art History Vicenza, Italy, Summer Program, 1983 Chair, Department of Architectural History, 1979-1983, 1989-2001, 2005-06, 2011-2015 Thomas Jefferson Fellow, Downing College, Cambridge University, 2007, Visiting Fellow, 2010 References: Will be furnished upon request 3 Professional Duties: Courses taught: University of Michigan, Teaching Fellow, American Art, Survey of Architectural History Iowa State University, Survey of Architecture and Art, Modern, American, Historic Preservation, Critical Issues University of Virginia, Survey Art & Architecture, American, Modern, Urban, Theory, Special Topic Seminars, Thesis direction, Undergraduate (52 completed) MA (220 completed) and Ph.D (35 completed) Committees (Selective): Iowa State University Department History Division-Education Resources, slides and library Governance Research - Chairman, 1975-1976 College Library -Design Center, Visiting Artists, Lecturers and Exhibits, Chairman, 1975-1976 University of Virginia (Selective): SAH Chapter Advisor, 1976-1982, 1988-present Library, Chairman, 1977-1978, Member, 1978-1980, 1982-1983, 1998- 2001 Garrett Hall Restoration, 1980-1981 Faculty Senate, 1985-1989 Preservation advisory committee, 1985-1987, 2008- Provost Search Committee, 1985-1986 Architecture Lectures, Chair, 1986-1987 Architecture Dean Search Committee, Chair, 1988- 1989 Architectural History symposium 1988-present Architecture Dean Search Committee, 1993-1994 Jefferson's 250th Birthday Celebration Committee, 1992-1993 University Art Museum Advisory Committee, 1996-present Rotunda 100th Commemoration Committee, 1995 University Guides, advisor, 1995-present Provost Tenure committee, 1995-1999 Cabell Hall Mural committee, 1997-2000 Graduate College Arts and Sciences committee, 1997 University History Committee, 1999-2001 American Studies Advisory, 2000-02 Honor Team Review, 2001 Honor Advisor 2001—present Selection Committee University Architect, 2004 University Architect’s Historic Advisory Preservation Committee 2004-present Art Center Architect Selection, 2005 Carrs Hill Centennial, 2007-09. UVA Oxford Summer program, taught 2009, 2015 Public Art Committee-Chair, 2005- Present Art Museum Director review, Chair, 2012 Rotunda Restoration Advisory Committee, 2013-present Cultural Landscapes Committee, 2013-present 4 Slavery Commission, chair architecture, 2013-Present Professional American Studies Association, Member Bibliographic Committee, Societies: 1976-1979 College Art Association National Trust for Historic Preservation Society of Architectural Historians, Assistant Editor, Newsletter, 1975-1978, Founder's Committee, 1978, Hitchcock Award Committee 1996, Johnson Award Committee 1999, Chair Richmond meeting, 2001- 02. National Council on Preservation Education, Secretary 1981-1983 Victorian Society, Education Committee, 1977-1980, 1984- present Art Deco Society of New York, Advisory Council, 1983-1995 Southeastern Society of Architectural Historians, Awards committee— 1996-1999, Board 1996-2011 Preservation Society of Newport, RI, International Advisory Council, 2009- Present Preservation Piedmont, Board, 2009-2014, advisory board, 2016-present Fiske Kimball Monticello, Board 2011- Society Industrial Archaeology Vernacular Architecture Forum Virginia Historical Society Decorative Arts Society Historians of American Art Other Employment and Consulting: (Selective) Architectural and Environmental Survey of Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1969-1971 Architectural Survey, Dexter, Michigan, 1972 Community Preservation Consultant, National American Studies Faculty Team, Denver, Colorado, 1973 Community Survey, Des Moines, Iowa, 1974, with Joseph Simmons, Urban Planning Department, Iowa State University Advisor, Des Moines Historic Survey, 1976 Advisor, New Jersey Office of Historic Preservation, June 1978 Leader, Tours Smithsonian Associates, May 1980, Oct. 1980 Coordinator, and Principal Lecturer, Victorian Society Summer School, Boston - 3 week sessions, 1979, 1980; Philadelphia- 2 week sessions 1984, 1985, 1986, Newport, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013,2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Wadsworth Athenaeum, March 1984, Jan. June, 2001 Art Institute of Chicago, 1985, 2000-2001 Ogden Codman Exhibit-Boston Athenaeum, 1986-88 Chesterwood, Nov. 1991, July 1994, July, Nov. 1995, July 1999, National Building Museum, 1995-2007 Edith Wharton Restoration, advisory board 1995-present Maymont, Richmond, May 1996 AIA Washington Awards, Sept. 1996 Building Conservation Associates-Boston Public Library, 1996-98, Penn Station, 1998-2000 5 Architectural Consultant, World Almanac and Book of Facts, 1999 Montpelier—Madison Home-Orange, Report on house, 2002 Montclair Historical Society, historic properties, NEH Consultant. Report, 2002 “Tiffany’s Laurelton Hall” exhibit, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Advisor, co-curator 2000-2007 “Designing Tomorrow,” exhibit, National Building Museum, Washington, D. C., Advisor 2002-2010 Morse Museum, Laurelton Hall Tiffany installation, Winter Park, FL 2008-11 Public Service: Community Development Committee, City of Ames, Ames, Iowa, 1975-1976 State of Iowa, Governor's Advisory Council on Architecture and Art, Iowa Arts Council,