RENÉ C. DAVIDS, FAIA Professor of Architecture and Urban Design 232 Wurster Hall#1800. Berkeley, CA 94720-1800 e-mail rdavids@berkeley.edu Office: 1501, 37th Ave. 2 AOakland CA. 94601 Tel. /Fax(510) 532 3202email: rdavids@uclink4.berkeley.edu, http://www.davidskillory.com/ Languages: Spanish, French, German and English. Read Portuguese and Italian EDUCATION Royal College of Art, London M.A., Environmental Design Escuela de Bellas Artes, Arts Diploma University of Chile, Santiago School of Architecture, University of Chile, Santiago Bachelor of Architecture PROFESSIONAL Registered architect in the State of California, MEMBERSHIPS Licensed to practice in Chile, member of the Colegio de Arquitectos de Chile Fellow of the American Institute of Architects CURRENT ACADEMIC AFFILIATION Center of Latin American Studies University of California at Berkeley SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS HONORS National Elevated to the College of Fellows American Institute of Architects 2008 President's Award Metal Construction Association 2004 Awards Program Progressive Architecture Citation Annual National Research Awards Program 1999 Federal Design Achievement Award National Endowment for the Arts for Daybreak Grove & Sunrise Place 1995 AIA National Honor Award Sunrise Place One of 17 projects selected from over 500 entries Extract from jury comments: "A refreshing solution to the problem of providing high quality low-cost housing to low-income families" With a limited palette of materials and a restricted site, this housing achieves impressive results". ACSA Design Award Association of Collegiate Schools of 1994 Architecture Design Award Citation for Excellence in ACSA/AIA, Committee for Education. 1994 Urban Design for Daybreak Grove Citation for Excellence in ACSA/AIA, Committee for Education. 1994

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Urban Design for Daybreak Grove AIA National Honor Award National AIA Design Award 1994 for Sunrise Place One of 17 projects selected from over 500 entries Extract from jury comments: "A great solution to the problem" of providing high quality low-cost housing to single parents" SCHOLARSHIPS Progressive Architecture Award Annual National Design Awards Program 1992 for Sunrise Place. One of 22 honors out of 762 entries Extract from jury comments: "This design sets up quite a rich housing situation, based on a typical California courtyard building. There is dignity to this project you don't usually find with low cost housing. AIA National Honor Award National AIA Design Award - Observatory House 1990 extracts from the jury comments: "A laboratory of esthetic experimentation" "Exudes extraordinary power" One of 19 honors out of 700 entries Affordable Housing Commendation P.A. National Housing Competition 1991 600 entries. Commended for clear expression Progressive Architecture Award Annual National Design Awards Program 1991 Daybreak Grove - 25 winners out of 824 entries Extracts from the jury comments: Fabulous program, very successful units, added virtue of reconstituting the urban texture International: Honorable Mention Gondwana Circle Botanical Garden International Competition. 98 entries from Europe, Asia and the Americas Judged by Topher Delaney, Zahid Sardar and others. The primary objective of this

Competition was to generate a design solution that effectively

educated visitors of all ages about the historical significance of Gondwana in relationship to the evolution and current horticultural communities of the Southern Hemisphere. (with Eleanor Pries) 2009 First Prize, Central Glass Competition Co-sponsored by Shinkenchiku Corporation First out of 733 entries, Competition judged

chaired by Architect Toyo Ito and a panel integrated among other by distinguished architects Riken Yama-

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moto and Kengo Kuma ( with Taylor Medlin) 2008 Idea of Merit Award Octavia Boulevard International Competition, San Francisco, CA. (project honored out of 167 entries from countries in Europe and Asia.) 2005 Mención de Honor IX Bienal Panamericana de Arquitectura de Quito, Ecuador 1994 Sunrise Place and Daybreak Grove Projects honored out 180 entries from 15 countries in the Americas Third Prize Mitsui Residential Design Award 1990 Japanese Competition Award 330 entries from 23 countries Second Prize, Opera la Bastille Design Competition Award 1983 756 projects from 44 countries competed Third Prize, Hawaii Loa College Design Competition Award 1986 Honorable Mention, Schinkenchiku Japanese Competition Award Residential Design Competition 1979 Local: AIA Citation Unbuilt Design Award Plug-in Pavilion 2009 National Contractor of the Year(Coty) Entire House Renovation 2003 Regional Winner (region 7) Grand Remmie Award Best overall entrant Bay Area Remodeling industry 2002 First Place Entire remodel Bay Area Remodeling industry 2002 AIA Citation of Recognition San Diego AIA Design Award 1996 for the Aztec Motel AIA Merit Award San Diego AIA Design Award 1993 for Observatory House AIA Merit Award San Diego AIA Design Award 1993 for Daybreak Grove AIA Citation of Recognition San Diego AIA Design Award 1992 for Sunrise Place AIA Citation of Recognition San Diego AIA Design Award 1991 for " The Ark" AIA Citation of Recognition San Diego AIA Design Award 1990 for Sunrise Place Extract from the jury comments: " It is so well designed it makes

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the market rate housing on either side of it look shabby" AIA Citation of Recognition San Diego AIA Design Award 1988 for Daybreak Grove Extract from jury comments "These projects are saturated with color and saturated with meaning These will be timeless buildings" Other: Sunset Western Home Award Residential Design Excellence 1991 National Association of Remodeling Industry Grand Award/ Bay Area 2002 National Association of Remodeling Industry Best Remodel/ Region 7 2002 Remodeling Design Award Honorable Mention 2003 Grants

Grant by the Fondo de Apoyo a la Organización de Reuniones Científicas Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile 2013

Fulbright Specialist Grant in Urban Planning Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile 2011 Research Grant from the Center for “Topography, Architecture and Identity: 2005 Latin American Studies UCB University Building in the Americas “ Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 2005 Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 2004 Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 2003 Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 2002 Graham Foundation for the Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts “As Built” 2003 Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 2001 Pilot Research Grant Claiming the High Ground: Center for Latin American Studies UCB Building Cities on South-American Hillsides 2001 Research Grant from the Center for Course improvement grant with funding Latin American Studies, UC Berkeley William and Flora Hewlett Foundation 2000 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial “The Hillside Elevator as a Generator Foundation Fellowship of Social and Urban Form in Valparaíso” 1999 Research Enabling Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 2003-2005 Research Assistantship for the Humanities Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1999 Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1997

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Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1996 COR Equipment Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1996 Junior Faculty Mentor Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1996 Junior Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1995 Faculty Research Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1995 Research Assistantship in the Humanities Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1995 Committee on Research Assistantship Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1995 COR Equipment Grant Berkeley Division Committee on Research 1995 British Council Fellowship, Royal Two-year full scholarship to attend Royal College of Art, London College of Art Masters Degree Program TEACHING University of California at Berkeley School of Architecture Professor 1996-current

Units in brackets

Arch 100D (5) Hydro-landscapes: from the Andes to the Pacific in Central Chile Spring 2014

Arch 215 (3) Landscape Architecture Infrastructure Urbanism Spring 2014

Arch 100 C (5) Mission Creek: Confluence Fall 2013

Arch 263 (3) In Detail Fall 2013

Arch 215 (3) Landscape Urbanism Spring 2013

Arch 205( 5) Departmental Thesis Studio Spring2012

Arch 204 (3) Departmental Thesis Prep. Fall2012

Arch 201(5) Comprehensive Studio Asian American Cultural and Community Center Fall2012

Arch 215 (3) Landscape Architecture Infrastructure Urbanism Spring 2012

Arch 210(5) Vertical Cities Studio Spring 2012

Arch 215 (3) Landscape Architecture Infrastructure Urbanism Spring 2011

Arch 205 (5) Independent Thesis Option/ chaired 2+ served as second member on 4 committees Spring2011

Arch 100B (5) Urban Activities Center (studio instructor course coordinated by Prof. Creedon,) Spring 2011

Arch. 101 (5) Pacific Rim Food Center, New York Fall 2010

Arch 299 (5) Independent Studies / Fall 2010

Arch 262 (3) In Detail Seminar Fall 2010

Arch.205 (5) Independent Thesis Option chaired 1+ served as second member on 4 committees Spring 2010

Arch. 201(5) Lima, Peru. Museum of the Environment Spring 2010

Env. Des. 201 (6) MUD master of Urban Design Program Milpitas Studio with Prof. Walter Hood,

(coordinator, lecturer ,studio instructor, seminar coordinator 15 hr. studio) Fall 2009

Arch 100B (5) Birdwatcher’ Hotel in Alameda Point (coordinator, lecturer studio instructor) Fall 2009

Arch 205 (5) Independent Thesis Option. Chaired 1+served as a second member on 4 committee Spring 2009

Arch 201(5) Buenos Aires Studio, Argentina Spring 2009

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Arch. 100A (5) Bird-watchers Hotel in Alcatraz, (coordinator, lecturer studio instructor) Fall 2008

Arch 205 (5) Independent Thesis Option. Chaired Option chairing 2+10 committees Spring 2008

Arch 219(3) Latin America: Architecture and Identity Spring 2008

Arch 201(5) Urban Food, Sao Paulo Brazil. Spring 2008

Arch 101(5) Marine Mammal Center Fall 2007

Arch 209 (5)Landscape Urbanism Fall 2007

Arch. 299 N Independent Study Summer 2007

Arch. 199 Independent Study Spring 2007

Arch. 205 (5) Independent Thesis Option. served as a second member on 2 committees Spring 2007

Arch.. 201(5) Archeological Museum and Botanical Garden in Xochimilco

Mexico with California College of the Arts and Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City. Spring 2007

Arch 100A Rothko Fields(coordinator, lecturer studio instructor)with Prof. Choksombatchai Fall 2006

Coordinator South American Friedman Arch.201( lectures, studio instructor) Fall 2006

Sabbatical Leave Spring 2006

Arch 201(5)Student Housing, Cincinnati (coordinator, lecturer ) Fall 2005

Arch. 101(5) East Asian Media and Research Center Fall 2005

Arch. 205 (5) Independent Thesis chaired 4 served as a second member on 8 committees Spring 2005

Arch. 100B (5) Student Housing/ Rec..facility (coordinator, lecturer studio instructor) Spring 2005

With Professor Lisa Iwamoto

Arch. 201(5) Physio Rehab Facility Fall 2004

Arch .209 (3) Multiplicity Spring 2004

Arch. 202 B(5)Thesis Studio (coordinator, booklet, space dist. Schedule Invitations) Spring 2004

Arch. 209 X (3) Thesis preparation Fall 2003

Arch. 100 A (5)Point Reyes Marine Headlands Center with Professors M. Anderson, A.Burke Fall 2003

K. Plymale

Architecture 202B (5) Thesis Studio (coordinator, booklet, space dist. Schedule Invitations) Spring 2003

Architecture 209/109 (3) Urban Theory Spring 2003

Architecture 199(2) Independent Study Spring 2003

Architecture 209, (3) Thesis prep Fall 2002

Architecture 100 A(5) Butterfly House/(5) (coordinator, lecturer studio instructor)w Prof Anderson Fall 2002

Architecture 299 Individual. Study Spring 2002

Architecture 109/209 Urban Theory Spring 2002

Architecture 298X (1) Thesis Seminar Reading class Spring 2002

Architecture 200 A (7) Library with Prof. Renee Chow( half term) Fall 2001

Release of second course for sick leave Fall 2001

Architecture 209 (5) Architectural Theory/Multiplicity Spring 2001

Architecture 202B (5) Graduate Studio/ Thesis Spring 2001

Architecture 199 (4 ) Independent Study Spring 2001

Architecture 298 (1) Special Group Study ( Thesis reading and writing) Spring 2001

Architecture 209. (3) Architectural Theory/ Thesis Prep. Fall 2000

Architecture 100A (5) Undergraduate Studio/ Urban Spa with Professors M. Anderson, K. Plymale Fall 2000

and A. Burke

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Arch 202 (5) Thesis Option served as a second committee member on 9 thesis committees Spring 2000

Architecture 209, (3), Architectural Theory/ Details Spring 2000

Architecture 201, (5) Graduate Food Studio/Napa Valley, San Francisco. Spring 2000

Sabbatical Leave Fall 1999

Arch 202 (5) Thesis Option served as a second committee member on 10 thesis committees Spring 1999

Architecture 209, (3) Architectural Theory/ Multi-pli-city Spring 1999

Architecture 201, (5) Graduate Studio/ Pacifica Sewage Plant, Pacifica, San Francisco. Spring1999

Architecture 209, (3) Architectural Theory/ Urban Theory Fall 1998

Architecture 100A (5)Undergraduate Studio/ U.C. Music Library Fall 1998

With Professor Stanley Saitowitz

Arch 202 (5) Thesis Option, Chaired 1 committee, served as a second committee member on 10 thesis Spring 1998

Architecture 209, (3) Architectural Theory/ Kynaesthetics Spring 1998

Architecture 201, (5) Graduate Studio/ Chicago Spring 1998

Architectural Theory 209(3)/ Urban Understanding Fall 1997

Architecture 100B, (5) Fish Farm (coordinator, lecturer studio instructor)with Professor Fall 1997

Stanley Saitowitz

Arch 202 (5) Thesis Option served as a second committee member on 3 thesis Spring 1997

Architecture 200, (7) Graduate Studio Spring 1997

Architecture 209, (3)Architectural Theory, Kynaesthetics Spring 1997

Architectural Theory/ Urban Understanding (3) Fall 1996

Architecture 100B (5), Undergraduate Studio (coordinator, lecturer studio instructor) Fall 1996

Architectural Theory 209 (3), Grad. Seminar/ Housing Spring 1996

Architectural Theory 200B (7), Graduate Studio/ L.A. School with Prof W. Williams and Spring 1996

Professor Susan Ubbelohde

Architecture 201(5), Graduate Studio/ Black History Museum Fall 1995

University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning Visiting Assistant Prof. of Architecture 1993-1995

Design 201/ Lecture 1994

Design 201,Lecture 1993

Design 202 /Lecture 1993

Architectural Association School, Diploma School Unit Master, 1978-1986 London, U.K. Fourth and Fifth Year Diploma Studio School, London. U.K. Design Studio, Dip School (4th. & 5th.year) 1986

Design Studio, Dip School (4th. & 5th year) 1985

Design Studio, Dip School (4th. & 5th year) 1984

Design Studio, Dip School (4th. & 5th. year) 1983

Design Studio, Dip School (4th. & 5th. year) 1982

Design Studio, Dip School (4th. & 5th. year) 1981

Design Studio, Dip School (3rd. & 4th. year) 1980

Design Studio, Dip School (3rd. & 4th. year) 1979

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Design Studio, Dip School (3rd. & 4th. year) 1978

University of Chile, Santiago de Chile Teaching Assistant,

Taller de Composición (Design) (first year) 1975

GUEST TEACHING/ CRITIC California College of the Arts Visiting Critic December 2013 Diablo Valley College Visiting Critic December 2013 Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Visiting Critic October 2013 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic May 2013 Woodbury University San Diego Visiting Critic April.2013 University of Arizona Visiting Critic April.2013 Diablo Valley College Visiting Critic April.2013 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic March.2013 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic Dec.2012 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic Oct. 2012 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic April 2012 Arizona State University Visiting Critic April 2012 Mount Diablo College, CA. Visiting Critic May 2011 Arizona State University Visiting Critic April 2011 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic Dec. 2010 University of Calgary, Canada Visiting Critic Dec. 2010 Tulane University, New Orleans Visiting Critic Dec. 2010 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic Oct. .2010 Woodbury University, Los Angeles Visting Critic July 2010 California College of the Arts Visiting Critic May 2010 Arizona State University Visiting Critic May 2009 University of Virginia Visiting Critic May 2009

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California College of the Arts Visiting Critic March 2009 University of Syracuse Visiting Critic Nov. 2008 University of Arizona, Tucson Visiting Critic April 2007 California College of Arts Visiting Critic Fall 2007 Universidad Bolivariana , Caracas, Summer 2006 Venezuela Cornell University Guest Critic Thesis Reviews Spring 2006 School of Architecture University of Colorado Guest Critic Spring 2006 School of Architecture University of Arizona Guest Critic Thesis Reviews Spring 2006 School of Architecture University of Arizona Guest Critic Fall 2005 School of Architecture University of Virginia Visiting Critic Spring 2005 School of Architecture State University Arizona Visiting Critic Thesis Reviews Spring 2005 School of Architecture, Tempe Harvard University, GSD Visiting Critic Fall 2004 Graduate School of Design (GSD) California College of Arts Visiting Critic Fall 2004 University of New Mexico Visiting Critic Thesis Reviews Fall 2003 School of Architecture Rice University Visiting Critic 2000 School of Architecture University of Illinois Chicago Distinguished Visiting Professor School of Architecture Graduate Architectural Studio, Arch. 552 1997 California College of Arts and Crafts Visiting Critic 1996-01 University of British Columbia School of Architecture Visiting Critic 1996 University of Minnesota School of Architecture Visiting Critic 1996 Pontifícia Universidad Católica Visiting Professor of Architecture Summer 1994 de Chile. Santiago. Curso Magister (MA course)

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Arizona State University Visiting Critic Spring 1994 School of Architecture, Tempe, AZ. University of California, San Diego School of Architecture Lecturer, Master of Architecture 1992-1993 Universidad Ibero-Americana, Co-director, 1988-1990 Tijuana, Mexico / New School of International Design Studio, Architecture, San Diego Third and Fourth Year Students in B. Arch. programs Macintosh School, Glasgow U.K. Visiting Professor - Third Year Design Studio 1986 Royal College of Art, London, U.K. Visiting Professor, Design Thesis Studio, 1982 THESIS ADVISING/ M. Arch. Theses

Johanna Hoffman, Bending before we break: Designing for Degrees of Resilience to Embrace Landscape Change on the Urban Shore(2014) Landscape Committee member. Ariel Utz Ariel Promoting a sense of the River’s Edge: The Bio Bio River in Chile (MUD 2013)Second Committee member Huan Fang, Enacting Democracy: The National Mall Reflection Pool as a Living Memorial( 2013) Chair Oscar Diaz Amphibious Living: Designing Agrarian Communities for El Nino and La Nina In Panama (2013) Chair Mengxi Wu In Between Space: A Phenomenon Architecture of Expression of Water Environment (2013) Chair

Emily Kwok Differential Settlement (2013) Chair Christopher DeHenzel, Stocking the City (2013) Chair Priti Pai, Reveal and Immerse: a Multivalent Infrastructure in California's Central Valley (2013) Chair Soo Min Kang, House in Motion: Transformable Architecture (2013) Chair Wenrui Xiong Involuntary Memory: Rethinking and Current Ferry Terminals (2013) Chair Caitlin Alev Liquid Color (2013) Chair Luis Cruz Re-circuit: From Station to Hub (2013) Chair Ekaterina Kostyukova Curated Disorientation: Healing with Senses (2013) Chair Ross Guntert Decomposition + Berth (2013) Chair Aine Coughlan Altered Course (2013) Second Committee member Jon Kershner Defining Infrastructure ( 2012) Second Committee member

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Brennan Styevenson, Nervous Landscapes ( 2012) Second Committee member Scott Ewart LandformLessWork ( 2012) Second Committee member Strange Works: Hybrid Military Landscapes and Infrastructural Opportunism( 2012) Second Committee member Brian Gillett Constructing Hydrologies ( 2012) Second Committee member Phi Tran Cultivating The Urban Breadbasket( 2012) Second Committee member Adrienne Smith Reciprocal Recoveries: Ecological and Emotional Healing At P.A.(2011) Chair Jessica Kleinman A Healthy Urban Gesture.(2011) Second Committee member

Eleanor Pries Absorptive Architecture :A Building is a Pore (2011)chair, Adam McDonald Socio-Spatial Transformation:The Interstitial Spaces of Public Housing(2011) second committee member JungMin Ahn “Public Network in Urban Form” (2010) second committee member Brian Grieb, “Liminal Strategies” (2010) second committee member Soomin Ko. “ Mediating River and City (2010) second committee member Taeyon Kwon Residential Illumination Chamber for a Vertical Community (2010) second committee member Nicolette Mastrangelo Instant City/ Megaproject (2010) second committee member John McGill , Underlina (2010) s chair Taylor Medlin Towards a New Antartic Architecture (2010) second committee member Harini Rajaraman Life cycles, Spatial Rythms (2010) second committee member Alan Tse, “Urban Seam” (2009) second committee member Erin Tompkins “Building Desire” (2009) second committee member David Gregory “Ambivalent House” (2009) Chair Asa Prentice, “Stadium Form/Stadium Transform” (2009) Chair Unchang Na, “How to make Mountains”. (2009) second committee member Gisela Ruth Schmoll “Crystallized Dance” (2008) second committee member Ivan Valin, “Contested Territory” (2008) second committee member. Kichul Lee, “Data-Tropism” (2008) second committee member. Noah Friedman “Ecological Devastated Border City” (2008) second committee member.

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Tuan Quang Le “”Three days Full, Three days Empty” (2008) second committee member. JungMoo Lee, “ Water + City” (2008) second committee member. Veronica de la Rosa, “Extensive Pneumatics: A Vessel in the Abyss of the provisional and the Couture” (2008) second committee member. William Ogle, “Mahim Junction: Bridging Access through a Divided Edge” (2008) chair James Kirckpatrick, “Nimble Architecture” (2008) chair Eric Spletzer, “ The Constraints of Free Architecture”: Variables and parameters of Low Cost Housing in California’s Salinas Valley” (2008) second committee member.

Elena Tomlinson, “The Rroma Neo-Vernacular: An Alternative Aesthetic”(2008) Second member

Matt Baran, “Reclaiming the Space of Erasure; Adaptation, Extraction and the Zero Street”( 2008) chair HunSuk, “ Return from Amnesia” (2008) second committee member.

Ivan Lopez Castro “From Traffic Project to Urban Project: Above and Underneath the Highway, Oakland, California( 2007) second committee member.

Reiko Matsuo. Alchemy of Building (Spring 2007) second committee member. Sylwia Rewienska. “Working from Home:a Study of Separated Proximity”(Spring 2005) second committee member. Samuel O’Meara. “Constructing on Shifting Ground.”(Spring 2005) second committee member.

Myrto Miliou. “Stitching the Fabric.” (Spring 2005) chair. Kevin Markarian. “Transitional Space.” (Spring2005) second committee member. Cy Keener. “Custom: CAD/CAM + Craft Traditionalism” (Spring 2005) chair. Octavio Gutierrez. “Design for Sustainable Change through Assembly and Disassembly” (Spring 2005) second committee member. Dara Douragi. “Bayview Hydroponic Garden.” (Spring 2005) second committee member. Susie Douglas. “Sensing Self/Sensing Space”.(Spring 2005) chair Ronald Dean. “A Post-Industrial Succession.” (Spring 2005) second committee member. Chunpang Chen. “Infill.”(Spring 2005) second committee member. Aaron Brumo,. “Temporal Intencity.”(Spring 2005) chair. Laura Boutelle. “Infrastructure as Site: Transforming the Singular”(Spring 2005) second committee member. Graham Hill. ”Landscape Modifiers: Coon Creek Community Center, WV.(Spring 2004) second committee member. Manuel Cordero-Alvarado: “Re-Weaving San Juan’s Urban Fabric “ (Spring 2004) chair.

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Enrique Sanchez Trevino: “Edible Rituals”. (Spring2004) chair. Mike Eggers. “The Virtual Milieu: Digital Documentation for Site Analysis”. (Spring, 2004) chair. Esther Susuki Arnold. “An Architecture of Remembering and Forgetting.” (Spring 2004) chair. Jeffrey Mathew Jordan. “Manifesting Destiny: An Opportunistic Occupation of the (Re) Emergent Rural Landscape of Post-Industrial Detroit.” (Spring 2004) chair

Satoko Hirata. “Aging in Place.” Spring (2004) chair. Heather Moore. “An Alternative Supermarket: Revealing the Origins of Food.” (Spring 2004).chair Tsing Ching Chan. “Activating the In-between- A Strategy to Vitalize Public Circulation Spaces in High –Density Cities”. (Spring 2004) chair. Nana Koami. Unwind, Rewind Public Space.( Spring 2004) chair. Christopher Nogoy. “Accommodating Accidents: Parasitic Remedies to Foster Collaboration Across Isolated Communities.” ( Spring 2004) chair. Ines Lejarraga..”Stitching Across the Boundary”. (Spring 2004) chair. Aaron Poser. ”Slip-space”. (Spring 2004) second committee member. Brendon Levitt. “Material and Thermal Space: The Promise of a Poetic Counterpoint” (Spring 2004) second committee member. Jacob Atherton,. “The Nostalgic Motel: Reinterpretation in Contemporary Culture.” (Spring 2004) chair. Daniel Goddard. “Cultivating Change and Variety”. (Spring 2003) chair.

Lucy Fong. “Parking Redefined” (Spring 2003) chair. Sheri Schmieder.” Overpass as Urban Terrain “(Spring 2003) chair.

Ryan Smith. “Archiving Memory” (Spring 2003) chair. Matt Whittman. “The Prison Alternative.” (Spring 2003) chair. Tara Richardson. “Siting Mobility.” (Spring 2003) chair. Jamie Ho. “Beyond the Unit.” (Spring 2003) chair. Jonathan Hartman. “Urban Intervention in Suburban Sprawl”(Spring2003) chair. Ho Yan Tang. “ Park City, City Park “ (Spring 2003 ) chair. Monica Lin. “Flux”. (Spring 2003) chair. Jesse le Cavalier. “An active Public Terrain: Tectonics of Motive Flatness.” (Spring 2003)

chair.

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Tolya Pfeffer-Bacon. “Office Redressed” (Spring 2003) chair. Eric Anderson. “Inhabiting the Backyard of Civilization Farmworker Housing in the

Salinas Valley”. (Spring 2003) second committee member.

Kristen Belt. “Integrating Rio: formal sector intervention in the Favelas”. (Spring 2003) second committee member. Ung Bum Lee. “Revitalizing Urban Public Space.” (Spring 2003) chair. Amit Patel. “High Rise Housing for American Families.” (Spring 2003) second committee member Kirsten Walker. “Building on the Edge; Urban Conquest within the Redevelopment of Postindustrial Sites.” (Spring 2002) second committee member. Heesik Young. “Representing Place and Exploring Identity.” (Spring 2002) second committee member. Stephen Walker. “Flux.” (Spring 2002) chair. Heidi Oien. “Delaminating the Residential Boundary.”( Spring 2002) second committee member. Young Im Kim. “Reforming Healthcare.”(Spring 2002) second committee member. Sarah Raube. “Gateways: Site and Structure” (Landscape Department, Fall 2001) second committee member. Yiu Ming Chan. “Telecommunications and the Suburban Consumerist Space.” (Spring 2001) chair Lancelot Coar. “Projected Archeology”. (Spring 2001) second committee member. Cletus Blum. “The Garden in the Machine.” (Spring 2001) second committee member. Lara Kaufman. “Impossible Mossaic”. (Spring 2001) chair. Connor Elizabeth Turnbull. “The Necessity for Contrapunctual Architecture: Intervening in the Presidio of San Francisco”.(Spring 2001) chair. Jake Watkins. “Lightness in Weight”. (Spring 2001) chair. Eric Duane Reeder. “Intermittent Ground”. (Spring 2001) second committee member. Eve Marie Sutton. “Figure Ground Reconfigured”. (Spring 2001) second committee member. Ken Ishiguro. “Car Park-Work” ( Spring 2001) chair. Caitlin Laird Glasser: “Inside-out: Rethinking the Edge.” (Spring 2001) second committee member. Seung Hyuk Kim. “Perception of Space and Time”. (Spring 2001) second committee member. Josh Jakus. “Building Light.” (Spring 2001) chair. Anita Bakshi. “You are Here.” (Spring 2001) chair. Daniel Adams. “Architectural Supports of Community.” (Spring 2000) second committee member. Tresna Lim: “Grafting Prosthetic Architecture.” (Spring 2000) second committee member. Nurit London. “Home-Office Community-Socializing through Interfaces.” (Spring 2000) second committee member.

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Enrique Sanchez: “Connections at the Edge”. (Spring 2000) second committee member. Marjorie Smith. “Finding Variation in Repetition; Prefabricated Components as Tools of Spatial Connection”. (Spring 2000) second committee member. Daishi Yoshimoto: “Un-Public Streets? Un-Private Rooms”.(Spring 2000) second committee member. Sungjinn Park. “A Study of the Problems and Potentials associated with the Space Under Elevated Urban

Freeways.” (Planning Thesis, Fall 2000) second committee member. Sylvia Muñoz-Moreno: Mission Boulevard. (Planning Thesis Fall 2000) second committee member Lawrence Schadt. “Learning from Jazz: Intuition, Smoothness and Guerilla Architecture.” (Spring 1999) second committee member. Michael Cotton. “Shotgun Theatre.” (Spring 1999) second committee member. Chenlong Tsai. “Interlocking Building” (Spring 1999) second committee member. Teresa Sladowska-Snyder. “Intergenerational Housing: Choice of Living for the New American Family Structures. (Spring 1999).second committee member. Lukas Bruggemann.”Boundaries in Architecture.” (Spring 1999) second committee member. Cheng-Kuan Chang. “Striping in Architecture.” ( Spring 1999). second committee member. Larissa Hinde: “Cinema in Architecture.” (Spring 1999) second committee member. Kari Holmgren. “Reclaiming, Reconnecting and Reintegrating (re) Considering Interstitial Space.” (Spring1999) second committee member. Evelyn Ibarra. “The Facade vs the Ground Plane.” (Spring 1999) second committee member. Nicola Probst. “Ambiguous Boundaries.” (Spring 1999) second committee member. Viviana Arellano: "A Design Approach to Public Housing:Peralta Village Comprehensive Redevelopment Plan", 1998. (Chair) Jennifer Brodie: "Transforming the Edge of the City: Creating a Seam." (Spring 1998) second committee member. Nina Hormazabal: "Territory: A Material and Cultural Fact." (Spring1998) second committee member Beth Jacob: "Metamorphosis: Transforming Artifacts in American Small Towns." (Spring 1998) second committee member. Tom Langlois: "Harnessing Time: A Geological Clock." (Spring 1998) second committee member. Barbara Llewelyn: "A Collective Passage: Reading Public and Private Place." (Spring1998) second committee member. Steven Middleton. "Neglected Necessities: Public Restrooms in San Francisco." (Spring1998) second committee member. Maggie Peng: "Traversing the X, Y, and Z: Eroding Urban Boundaries." (Spring1998) second committee member. David Sabunas. "Delayed Memory. “(Re)-Constructing a Forgotten Landscape." (Spring 1998) second committee member. Wendy Sue."Nonlinear Systems as Creative Methodology." (Spring 1998) second committee

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member Alexander Vaitsos: "Investing Sensory Perception: A Pollution Measurement Center in San Francisco.” (Spring 1998) second committee member. Wen Kai Zhong: "Bart-scape: From the Definitive Line to the Emerging Field." (Spring 1998) second committee member. Carina Guinto: "Transforming Perception: Moving through the Central Valley." (Spring 1997).second committee member. Michael Kao. "Sub-Topia." (Spring1997) second committee member.

Viviana Arellano A Design Approach to Public Housing. Peralta Village (Spring1997) second committee member. Michele Reboli. “ Hybrid Landscapes” (Spring1997) second committee member. Lizabeth Amanda Bull “ A Design Fable” (Spring1997) second committee member Mathias Troitzsch. "Rethinking Urban Morphology: The Architecture of Open Space." (Spring 1997) second committee member Koichiro Ishihara. “Advertisement and Architecture”(Spring 1996) second committee member Ekim Kaptan Individual Approaches to California Base Closures: Mare Island Naval Ship Yard ( Spring 1996) Second committee member PRACTICE

Picturing “Home-for-All”’., Imabari” Omishima Japan 2011 Sukkah Competition , New York 2010 Botanical Garden Competition 2009 Plug-in Pavilion Heritage Site Central Glass Competition 2008 Blue Sky. After School Children Facility 2006 Octavia Competition (site V) Housing Proposal. Competition Entry.San Francisco, CA 2005 Octavia Competiton (sites O&P) Housing Proposal . Competition Entry. San Francisco, CA. 2005 Patty Cabrera Residence. Project in Riverside, CA. (design development starting in Nov. 2005) 2004 Music Studio Project In Riverside, CA.(schematic design completed) 2004 Pueblo Sierra Four Unit Housing Scheme for Married Students Riverside, CA. (schematic design completed) 2004 Taller de Diseño, Visiones Regionales. Bogota, Colombia para Cundinamarca. (Charette) Nov. 2003 Vasen House Residential Renovation, Bellevue, Washington. (constructed and finished by owner) 2002 Wurster Hall, Second Floor Courtyard Renovation Project, Berkeley, CA. (schematic design) 2002 Livable Places. Charette for a large Housing Project, Southern CA. 2001 Manz –Residence.Residential Renovation, Berkeley, CA.(project) 2000

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Kook Residence.Residential Renovation, San Francisco, CA (project) 2000 Atherton House.Residential Renovation and Substantial Addition (project) 1999-2000 Humanity Missionary Baptist Church. Community Hall and Residence Project 1999-2000 in Oakland, CA.( project) Red House. Residential Renovation, Berkeley, CA. (completed) 2000-2003 385 Fremont Street. Tenant Improvement Proposal San Francisco, CA. (project) 1998 Minneapolis Mills District Redevelopment. Urban Renewal Proposal, Minneapolis, MN (charette). 1995 The Aztec. Motel Remodel, Albuquerque, NM. (project) 1995 El Sereno, Ten Unit Housing Design.Los Angeles, CA. (project) 1995 Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. Six Unit Housing Design, Los Angeles, CA. (project) 1995 Affordable Housing in the Lincoln Park. Fifty Five-unit site -planning for project in 1994 African American neighborhood, San Diego, CA. (completed) Fire Station 43, San Diego. Public Art Project for US Mexican Border (project) 1994 City Heights Family Housing. Housing for Extended Families in East San Diego, CA. (project) 1994 Housing for Homeless Families, Affordable Housing for Families, Escondido, CA. (completed) 1993 Housing for Homeless Mothers. Thirteen Unit Housing for Single Parents and Children 1993 Escondido, CA. (completed) Phillips House. Single Family Home, Orange County, CA. (project) 1993 Haak Residence, Remodel including kitchen and extra-bedroom. San Diego, CA (completed) 1992 Honda House, “A machine for Living and Working in.” Japanese Competition (third Prize) 1990 Proscenium House, San Diego.Single Family House on Canyon, San Diego, CA. (project) 1989 Observatory House, San Diego. Library and Reading Room, San Diego, CA (completed). 1989 Senior Housing, Colton, California. Residential project for Seniors, Colton, CA (competition entry). 1988 West Hollywood Civic Center. Civic Center Competition, West Hollywood, CA. (competition entry). 1987 Indira Gandhi Center for the Arts, Performing Arts Center Competition, New Delhi, India. (competition entry). 1986 Hawaii Loa College Arts Center, Performing arts Center Competition. Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii (third prize) 1986 Grand Buildings, Trafalgar Square. Office Building in Central London, U.K. (competition entry). 1985 Biennnale di Venezia, Italian Competition and Exhibition. (competition entry). 1984 Opera Bastille, Paris. Competition Entry, France. (Projet Premie) 1983 Cherry Garden Pier. Housing on a Riverfront Site, London, U.K. (competition entry). 1983 House for Sunbathers, Mallorca. Schinkenchiku Design Competition, Japan. (competition entry). 1983

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Exhibition Building, Kew Gardens. Research facility in Botanical Park, London, U.K. (competition entry). 1982 House for Friedrich Schinkel. Schinkenchiku design competition, Japan.( honorable mention). 1979 Thomas Brent Associates. Designer of Thomas More Street Complex, a group of residential towers in London, U.K. 1987 A.P.T. Michael Gluckman and Partners. Employed to participate work eon the design for Leek Town Center, Redevelopment. 1986 A.P.P. Architects and Planners, Partners, Horsham, U.K. Employed to work on Kadhimiyeh Shrine Redevelopment,Baghdad, Iraq. 1981 Viterazi Consultants, London. Employed to work on Social Welfare Buildings, Banks and Palaces in Saudi Arabia. 1978-1981 Project Office, Royal College of Art, London. Employed to work on Unity Theatre, Camden Town London. 1978 National Agency for Urban Redevelopment, Manquehue Urban Redevelopment, (Corporación de Mejoramiento Urbano) Santiago, Chile. Staff architect. 1974-1976

Board member of JOURNALS Correspondent for “De Arquitectura," Santiago between 1997-2001 Member of Editorial Board of Swiss Magazine Editorial Board of the Journal

Buildings (http://www.mdpi.com/journal/buildings) 2010-2012, Associate Editor of Constructed Environments Magazine 2011

RESEARCH AsBuilt

Co-researcher with Christine Killory (ongoing)

The purpose of this research is to increase the vocabulary of contemporary architectural expression in schools of

architecture and professional offices by demonstrating how complicated design problems have been handled by

other architects to achieve beautiful, functional, innovative, sustainable and, where necessary, economical results.

This research has lead to a new biannual ongoing hardback series of 208, 9”X12” pages from Princeton

Architectural Press that seeks to promote a deeper understanding of the relationships between architectural form

and technology. The first issue was published in Spring 2006, the second in 2008 and the next two issues are

scheduled for the Spring 2012 and Fall 2013.

Shaping Terrain: City Building in the Americas. (- ongoing)

The purpose of this project is to study the relationship between urban form, architecture, technological invention.

and nature. Essays focuses on urban development in New World cities including the cities of Rio de Janeiro,

Valparaíso, Santiago, Caracas, Mendoza, Bogota, Panama, Sao Paulo and Mexico City. Original drawings, maps,

photographs and illustrations will accompany the work. The project was awarded a John Simon Guggenheim

Memorial Foundation Fellowship for the research of one of its sections. “The Hillside Elevator as a Generator of

Social and Urban Form in Valparaíso” in 1999. Other essays related to the book such as “Le Corbusier, Rio de

Janeiro and Housing: A Cross-Cultural Exchange”, “Nature: Rich and Poor Hills in the Americas”, “Demolishing

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Hills, Establishing New Identities”, “Urban Slopes: The Inclined Elevators of Pittsburgh and Valparaíso” have

been accepted by peer review journals and or presented at International conferences. Grants from COR(Committee

on Research at U.C. Berkeley)have helped to defray the costs of producing drawings. The book will be published

by University Press, Florida.

Royal College of Art Masters Thesis (1979 )

Research exploring the impact of early Soviet architecture on that of Chile, 1970-1973 ACADEMIC University of New Mexico Housing Conference Organization 1995 CONFERENCES organized (in collaboration with Christopher Wilson) U.C. Berkeley Water and Architecture Sept. 2012 U.C. Berkeley City+ Water Feb. 2014 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE U.C. Berkeley U.C. Berkeley Admissions group for MUD and Architecture Feb.2014 Reviewed 70 students (30+40) U.C. Berkeley Mel Ferris Scholarship School's Choice Prize May 2013 U.C. Berkeley Reviewed 20 applications to MUD 2012-2013 U.C. Berkeley Reviewed 34 applications to March 2012-2013 U.C. Berkeley Committee on Academic Freedom 2012-2013 U.C. Berkeley Undergraduate Committee 2012-2013 U.C. Berkeley Thesis Lecture Series September- Nov. 2012 U.C. Berkeley Water in Architecture Symposium August 2010 U.C. Berkeley Reviewed 25 Timken Award Applications March 2012 For CLAS U.C. Berkeley Water in Architecture Symposium August 2012 U.C. Berkeley Graduate Admissions First Phase Jan.2012 Reviewed 25 applications and attended A 3hrs final admissions committee meeting U.C. Berkeley Latin American Studies Admissions January 2012

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U.C. Berkeley Branner Award Committee( upcoming) Aug.2011 U.C. Berkeley Senate Committee on Academic Freedom 2011-2012 U.C. Berkeley Senate Committee on Courses of Instruction (COCI) 2010-2011 U.C. Berkeley Senate Committee on Courses of Instruction (COCI) 2009-2010 U.C Berkeley Ong & Ong Internship Awards Committee 2010 U.C. Berkeley NAAB Image projection task-force 2010 U,C, Berkeley Academic Senate Committee on Courses 2009-2010 U,C, Berkeley Friedman Professor nomination Committee 2009 U.C. Berkeley Web-site Committee 2009 U.C. Berkeley CED Undergraduate Affairs Committee 2009 U.C. Berkeley Academic Senate Ad-Hoc Review Committee 2009 U.C. Berkeley Committee on Courses of Instruction 2009 U.C. Berkeley Departmental Review Committee, Faculty teaching Lives. Sub-committee.(lead) 2008 Faculty – Creative Work. Sub-committee.(lead U.C. Berkeley Departmental Review Committee, Faculty – Creative Work. Sub-committee.(lead) 2008 U.C. Berkeley Branner Prize Committee 2008 U.C. Berkeley Senate Committee on Courses of Instruction (COCI) 2008-2009 U.C. Berkeley Social Sciences Sub-Committee 2008 U.C. Berkeley Masters of Urban Design Graduate Group Executive Committee 2008 U.C. Berkeley Academic Senate, Regents and Chancellor Scholarship Interviews 2008 U.C. Berkeley Eisner, Peerless, Watson and Field Paioli Prizes 2008 U.C. Berkeley Eisner, Peerless, Watson and Field Paioli Prizes 2007 U.C. Berkeley Berkeley campus Committee on Student Conduct 2007 U.C. Berkeley Esherick Professor (endowed chair) committee 2007

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U.C. Berkeley Academic Senate Ad-Hoc Review Committee 2007 U.C. Berkeley University Regents and Scholarship Program 2007 U.C. Berkeley Search Committee Design and Process/Practice 2007 U.C. Berkeley Eisner, Peerless, Watson and Field Paioli Prizes (Chair) 2007 U.C Berkeley Branner Prize (Chair) 2006 U.C Berkeley M.Arch Committee 2006-2007 U.C Berkeley Lecture and Exhibitions Committee Fall 2006 U.C. Berkeley MUD Executive Committee 2002-2007 U.C. Berkeley Berkeley Purchase Prize 2005 U.C. Berkeley KMD Prize Committee 2005 U.C. Berkeley Search Committee for Design in Urban Context 2005 U.C. Berkeley Design Area meetings 2005 U.C. Berkeley Eisner Award Jury (chair) 2005 U.C. Berkeley S.O.M. Traveling Fellowship Jury 2005 U.C. Berkeley Studio Design Coordinator 2003 U.C. Berkeley Design Advisory Committee (Chair) 2003-2004 U.C. Berkeley Thesis Coordinator 2004 U.C. Berkeley K.M.D. Prize Committee 2004 U.C. Berkeley Howard Friedman Purchase Prize 2004 U.C. Berkeley Coordinator of Design Studio Group 2003 U.C. Berkeley Design Advisory Committee (Chair) 2003 U.C. Berkeley M. Arch task force (co-chair) 2003 U.C. Berkeley Branner Traveling Award (Chair) 2003 U.C. Berkeley Thesis Coordinator 2003 U.C. Berkeley Workshop Prize 2002 U.C. Berkeley Chester Miller Prize 2002 U.C. Berkeley New Furniture for Wurster Hall Committee (chair) 2002

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U.C. Berkeley March. Committee 2002 U.C. Berkeley Search for a New Chair, Ad Hoc Committee 2002 U.C. Berkeley KMD Prize Committee (Chair) 2002 U.C. Berkeley Friedman Purchasing Prize (Chair) 2002 U.C. Berkeley Instructional Resources Committee (Chair) 2001 U.C. Berkeley S.O. M. Urban Award Jury 2000 U.C. Berkeley Capstones Projects Committee (Chair) 2000 U.C. Berkeley Design Advisory Committee 2000-current U.C. Berkeley Ad Hoc Committee (promotion to tenure) 2000 U.C. Berkeley Branner Prize Committee 2000 U.C. Berkeley KMD Prize Committee (Chair) 2000 U.C. Berkeley Howard Friedman Prize Committee 2000 U.C. Berkeley Campus Advisory committee on the Creative Arts 2000 U.C. Berkeley Sooki Lee Award Jury, Prize Committee 2000 U.C. Berkeley Chair Eisner Award Jury (chair) 2000 U.C. Berkeley Chair Peerless Award Jury 1999 U.C. Berkeley 201 Coordinator 1998 U.C. Berkeley W.W. Mid Career Appraisal Committee 1998 U.C. Berkeley K.M.D. Prize Committee 1998 U.C. Berkeley Lecturer Selection Committee 1997 U.C. Berkeley Branner Award Committee 1997 U.C. Berkeley Lecture Committee 1996-1999 U.C. Berkeley Graduate Admissions Committee 1995-current U.C. Berkeley Ad Hoc Committee on Grades 1997 U.C. Berkeley Kostoff Award Committee 1997 U.C. Berkeley Affirmative Action Committee 1997 University of New Mexico Lecture Series Committee 1994

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University of New Mexico Visiting Faculty Search Committee 1994 University of New Mexico Research Committee `1994 University of New Mexico Faculty Search Committee: Theory, History, Criticism, Design 1994 University of New Mexico Council of the Americas 1994 University of New Mexico Design Center for the Arid Americas 1994 “Nasrine Seraji” U.C.S.D. Curator, Exhibition of the Temporary 1993 American Center in Paris, France 1993 “VISIONS ‘89” Lecture Series Twelve lectures by Southern California 1989 New School, San Diego architects and designers Library Book Drive, New School Fundraising for school library 1988 Admissions Committee, Architectural Association School Interviews of prospective students 1978-1986 Faculty Committee Architectural Association School Curriculum and academic affairs

review panels 1978-1986

INTERNAL LECTURES Presentations Affordable Housing Arch110 October 2012 In Arch. August 2012 Landscape 215 March 2011 Arch 110 Nov. 2010 Env. Des. 11 A Oct 2010 Latin American Water Studios Casa Latin American Students Ass. Sept. 2010 Cal Day 2010 Affordable Housing Arch 110 2009

Affordable Housing Arch 110 2008

OUTSIDE LECTURES/ Presentations Arquitecturas en Paisajes Húmedos Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Oct. 2013 Infrastructure , Tourism and Civic Renewal Latin America at a Crossroads: Between Glo- in Valparaiso, Chile balization And Regionalism: Latin American Conference University College, Dublin ,Ireland. Panel Chair May, 2013 Vertical Cities, Asia Symposium, Singapore Vertical Neighborhoods: Hybrid Urban Form In High Density Cities July, 2012

Romanian Convention of Architecture and Shaping Terrain: Topography, City Building, Design. Keynote Speaker and Architecture in Latin America May 2012

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Ion Mincu University Bucharest, Romania Panelist, May 2012 International Conference on Architectural

Research and Architecture Ion Mincu University Bucharest, Romania Shaping Terrain: Topography, City Building,

International Conference on Architectural in Latin America Research and Architecture May 2012

Universidad de Santiago, Chile Water and Architecture Nov. 2011 Universidad Catolica de Chile Light Structures Nov 2011

Chair International Education Panel Designing for a Global Context :The Impact Annual International Conference on of New Technologies on Architectural Edu Education and New Learning Technologies cation

Barcelona, Spain July 2011 Plenary Speaker Constructed Environments Housing Topography and Ecology Conference Fondazione Querini Stampalia, in Latin America Nov. 2010 In Conjunction with the Venice Biennale Venice, Italy City Water: Architecture and the Recovery of En el Aula, Second Latin American Urban Watercourses in Latin America Architecture Symposium, Tulane University, New Orleans. April 2010 Pedagogical Strategies in Design Studios Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Lima, Perú January 2010 Keynote Speaker Building Technology Educators' Society Conf. Albuquerque

"Architects and Engineers: Bridging the Gap" University of New Mexico August , 2009 Three Faculty/Three Books U.C. Berkeley Feb. 2009 Plug-in Pavilion U.C. Berkeley October 2008 Linden Tree Lecture Sagan Piechota, Architects October 2008 Respondent Bogota Symposium U.C. Berkeley October 2008 Second Stage, Central Glass, Heritage Sites Competiton Presentation Tokyo , Japan September 2008 Contemporary Housing Issues AIA Japan,Temple University,Tokyo, Japan. September 2008 San Francisco Fellows Presentation San Francisco AIA June 2008 “Designing on the Outside Edge of the Periphery: 60 th Annul Meeting of the Society of Archi- The Universidad de Panamá.’ tectural Historians, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania April 2007 “Memory and Architecture” University of Arizona March 2006 Respondent “Sprawl” at Museum of Contemporary Art

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Tucson, AZ. Feb. 2006 “Le Corbusier, Rio de Janeiro and Housing: Encounters/ Encuentros /Recontres.

A Cross-Cultural Exchange.” ACSA International Conference Mexico City, June 2005 “Courts and Fields.” Cornell University, Ithaca, New York Preston Thomas Memorial Lecture October 2004 “Affordable Housing.” Universidad de Puerto Rico. Sponsored June 2004 by Colegio de Arquitectos de Puerto Rico.

“Establishing New Identities,” International Conference on the Arts Demolishing Urban Hills.” and Humanities. Honolulu, Hawaii. Jan. 2004

“Poor and Rich Hills in the Americas.” ACSA International Conference August 2003 Helsinki, Finland.

“Affordable Housing." "Case Studies: Rural and Urban The Seventh Annual Arizona Affordable Housing Conference. March 2003

. “Merging.” U.C. Berkeley. Department of November 2002 of Architecture Lecture Series.

“Valparaíso.” Pan-American Society, San Francisco. October 2000

“Urban Slopes: The Inclined Elevators of ACSA 2000 International Conference,

Pittsburgh and Valparaíso.” Cross Currents, Hong Kong. June 2000

“Equal Partners. 2X2 Architectural Collaborations.” Berkeley Art Museum, Pacific Film Archive March 2000 “Unidad Vecinal Portales.” California College of Arts and Crafts March 2000 “Patrimonio y Gestion.” Universidad de Valparaíso de Chile October 1999 “Pendientes Urbanas: Los Ascensores de Pittsburgh XVI Congreso Nacional de Arquitectura y Valparaíso.” Valparaíso, Chile October 1999 “Pensamientos sobre Programas Académicos.” Univesidad Federico Santa María Valparaíso, Chile. October 1999 “Diversifying Suburbia: Bungalow Courts ACSA International Conference as Spaces of Social Transition.” "La Citta Nuova." Rome, Italy May-June 1999 “Discussion on Interdisciplinaty Experiences Townsend Center for the Humanities October 1998 Storyboards: Applications of a Film Making.“ “Technique in the Architectural Design Studio.” West Regional ACSA Conference October 1998 "Proyectos y Obras recientes." Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile June1998

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"La Forma de la Ciudad." U.- de la Comunicación, Santiago June1998 "The Hillside Elevators of Valparaíso, Chile" ACSA Conference: "Constructing Urban Infrastructure." Rio de Janeiro, Brazil May 1998 "Daybreak Grove." ILAUD Conference. Berkeley, CA - March 1998 " Work in Progress." University of Illinois at Chicago April 1997 "Multipli-city." University of Michigan , College of March 1997 Architecture and Urban Planning "In the Works." Presentation to Auburn University School of Architecture Students, Berkeley Jan. 1997 "The Search for Modern Architecture in Chile." International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments Berkeley, CA. Dec. 1996 "Creatividad e Imitación en la Arquitectura X Bienal Panamericana de Arquitectura Nov. 1996 Chilena." Quito, Ecuador, South America “Recent Work." University of Minnesota May 1996 “Minneapolis Riverfront.” Presentation of proposal for the develop- May 1996 ment of the Minneapolis Riverfront “ Everyday Communities, Everyday The American Institute of Architects March 1996 Neighborhoods.” Regional and Urban Design Committee University of Arizona, Tucson AZ March 1996 "City Re-forms." San Diego, California March 1996 "Forms of Settlement." Vancouver League for Studies in Archi- tecture and the Environment. Canada. Feb. 1996 "Recent Work. " University of British Columbia, Canada. Feb. 1996 "Design Quality in Multifamily Housing." The Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation Training Institute Nov.1995 "Design and the Art of Housing." AIA Housing Summit, Newport Beach Orange County, CA Oct.1995 “Alternatives to Compressive Energy Center, San Francisco, CA. July 1995 Cooling for CA. Transitional Climates.“ “Housing Re-forms.” Georgia Technical Institute May 1995 “Designing for Diversity.” AIA National Convention May 1995 Atlanta,. “Daybreak Grove, Sunrise Place.” ACSA Special Topic Session March 1995

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“Daybreak Grove.” ACSA Design Award Session March 1995 “Recent Work.“ University of California, Berkeley Feb. 1995 “Housing is not a Problem.” University of New Mexico Oct. 1994 “Desarrollando el Sur de California.” Universidad Católica de Chile Sept. 1994 “Proyectos Recientes.” Universidad de Chile, Santiago Aug. 1994 “Espacios de Transicíon en el Oeste Universidad Católica de Chile Aug. 1994 Norteamericano.” “Recent Work.” University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. May 1994 “Casa, Placita, Plaza, Ciudad.” Albuquerque, NM 1994 Annual Conference of Borderlands Scholars. “Abroad Sweep.” Architectural Association, Feb.1994 London ,U.K. “Recent Work.” Oxford Brookes University, February 1994 Oxford, U.K. “Edges and Centers.“ University of California, San Diego. March 1993 “Current Work.” American Institute of Architects, Orange County, California. July, 1992 “Architecture San Diego.” Oasis, San Diego March 1991 “Works in Progress.” Macintosh School, Glasgow, U.K. February 1987 “René Davids: Projects” ROSC1984, Dublin, October 1984 Republic of Ireland "Recent Work" Institute of Architects of Ireland October 1984 Republic of Ireland Reviewer of - PROMOTION CASES Reviewer of Promotion Case to Associate Professor Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture 2013

Reviewer for Promotion to Tenure Case, Ion Mincu University ,Bucharest, Romania 2012

Reviewer for Assistant Professor case Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture 2012

Reviewer for Promotion to Tenure Case, University of British Columbia,Vancouver, Canada 2012

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Reviewer for Assistant Professor case Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture 2011 Reviewer for Associate Professor Case University of San Francisco 2011

Reviewer for Promotion to Tenure Case, University of British Columbia,Vancouver, Canada 2010 Reviewer of Full Profesor Hiring Case. Graduate School of Design. Harvard University 2009

Reviewer of Associate Professor Case Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture 2009 Reviewer of Full Professor Case University of Buffalo 2008 Reviewer of Full Professor Case University of South Florida 2008

Reviewer of promotion for Librarian case, U.C. Berkeley 2008

Reviewer of Tenure Case University of New Mexico 2007 Review mid-Tenure Review University of Michigan 2007 Reviewer of Tenure Case at the University of Arizona in Tucson 2007 Reviewer for a Promotion for tenure case at the University of New Mexico 2005

Reviewer for Promotion for tenure at the University of Montana 2004

Reviewer of GRANTS Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2011 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2010 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2009 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2008 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2007 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2006 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2005 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2004 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation

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Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2003 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2002 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Reader for Architecture-Planning Applications 2001 for the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Reviewer of JOURNALS Editor for Buildings Journal 2012-2013

Associate Editor for the first and Second volume of The International Journal of the Constructed Environment 2011 Reviewer for Journal of the Constructed Environment 2011 Reviewer for Journal of Urban Design Magazine 2008 Reviewer for Journal of Urban Design Magazine 2008

Reader for Society of Architectural Historians 2007

Reader for Places 2003 Reader for Places 2007 Reader for Places PHd. Foreign Language Examiner June 2004 Juror for Concurso de Diseno Nueva Vivienda para Puerto Rico, San Juan PR. June 2004 Reader for Places 2002 Reader for the Association Colleges and Schools of Architecture 2002 Reviewer for U.C. Press 2001 Reviewer for Architectural Press, U.K. 2001 Reviewer for Design Book Review 1999 SOLO EXHIBITIONS “Plug-In Pavilion” Encuentros 2011. Connecting Chilean Minds Abroad Nov 2011 City Water: Architecture and the Recovery

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of Urban Watercourses in Latin America College of Environmental , Design, U.C. Berkeley Wurster Hall Nov. 2009 , “Plug-in-Pavilion” University of New Mexico, Aug-Sept. 2009 “Plug-In Pavilion” Townsend Center, U.C. Berkeley Jan- July 2009 “La Casona," Universidad de Chile “Davids Killory: Recent Work” 1992 The Bridge Gallery, Perloff Hall, “Observatory House” 1990 UCLA, Los Angeles Gallery One, Museum of “Observatory House” 1990 Contemporary Art, San Diego Gallery, Architectural Association “René Davids” 1983 School, London JOINT EXHIBITIONS

Exhibition of MArch Thesis Work SPUR Urban Center Gallery San Fco. June 2013 Water and Architecture ran concurrently with Future-Proof Water:Quenching our thirst in the 21st century Asian American Community Center The Spot Gallery Oakland, CA . Dec. 2012 201 Comprehensive Studio work Vertical Cities Entry( students Arch 202) Design for the Future, Shanghai Nov. 2012 Vertical Cities Entries( students Arch 201) Vertical Cities Singapore National University Singapore July. 2012 Picturing “Home-for-All”’. Toyo Ito Museum of Architecture, Imabari” July. 2011 Omishima Japan(http://www.tima-imabari.jp/) University of New Mexico Plug-in –Pavilion 2009

Gondwana Circle Competition Public Exhibit at the Garden Sept ..2009

AIA National Convention , Plug –In Pavilion 2009 Tokio Winners of the Shinkenchiku Plug-In Pavilion competition for the last 25 years Yoshioka –Bunko Foundation Oct. 2008 “Octavia Boulevard Competition, San Francisco, CA.California College for the Arts. San Francisco, CA. 2005

“2X2. Men and Women Principals” Berkeley Art Museum, Berkeley, CA. 2000

in Contemporary Architectural Practice”

"Sheltered by Design" Washington Building Center. Washington D.C. 1997

"Sheltered by Design" Chicago Architecture Foundation, IL. 1996

“AIA National Convention” Minneapolis, MN 1996

“AIA National Convention” Atlanta, GE. 1995

“IX Bienal Panamericana Quito, Ecuador 1994

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de Arquitectura de Quito”

“AIANational Honor Awards Exhibition” Los Angeles, CA. 1994

“Twelve Architects.” Sunset Gallery, Los Angeles, CA. 1993

“Innovative Houses and Housing” Yale School of Architecture, New Haven, C.T. 1993

“Broadening the Discourse.” Santa Monica, CA. 1992

“Architecture and Design.”, San Francisco, CA 1991

AIA National Honor Awards

“Accent on Architecture.” Washington, D.C. 1990

“National Building Museum” Washington, D.C 1990

.”AIA Awards Exhibition”

“AIA National Convention” Atlanta, Georgia 1990

“AIA National Honor Awards” Houston, TX. 1990

“AIA Awards Exhibition” San Diego, CA. 1991

“University of Baja California, AIA Exhibition” Mexicali, Mexico 1990

"San Diego’s San Diego”. Horton Plaza, San Diego, CA. 1990

“AIA Annual Awards Exhibition” San Diego, CA. 1990

“Annual AIA Awards Exhibition” San Diego, CA. 1989

“Hawaii Loa College Kaneohe,Competition” Oahu, Hawaii 1986

“Grand Buildings Competition” Trafalgar Square, London. 1985

“Venice Biennale” Venice, Italy 1985

“Opera la Bastille.” Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France. 1983

“Opera la Bastille” University of London Gallery, London, U.K 1983

“Opera la Bastille” Macintosh School, Glasgow 1983

“Kew Gardens Competition” Banqueting Hall, Whitehall, London, U.K. 1982

“Kew Gardens Exhibition” Architectural Association School, London, U.K. 1982

“Residential Design Exhibition” Schinkenchiku-sha, Tokyo , Japan. 1979

“Between the Lines.” Drawings Exhibition. Manspace Gallery, London , U.K. 1981

“Traveling Exhibition” Royal College of Art, London, U.K. 1978

“Degree Show” Royal College of Art, London 1978

“Graphic Competition Exhibition” Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes 1976

(National Museum of Fine Arts), Santiago, Chile.

“Il Internacional Bienal de Arte” Museum Municipal de Bellas Artes, 1975

“Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes, Valparaiso, Chile 1975

“Concurso de Diseno” Instituto Cultural de Providencia, 1975

Santiago, Chile

“CNV Painting Exhibition” Museum of Fine Arts, Santiago, Chile 1975

“Fashion Design Competition” Museum of Fine Arts, Santiago , Chile. 1974

“Graphics Exhibition” Museum of Fine Arts, Santiago, Chile. 1972

“Painting Exhibition” Goethe Institute, Santiago, Chile. 1971

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“Arte Contemporaneo” Mueseo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Santiago de Chile 1970

“V Conferencia Latinoamericana Medellin, Colombia. 1970

Escuelas y Facultades de de Arquitectura”

PHd . Spanish

Language Exams

Alec Stewart ( Architecture) August 2013

Tessa Beach ( Landscape) April 2013

Zan Rubin ( Landscape) July 2012

Willow Lung Aman (Landscape) Aug. 2009

Kristen Podolak (Landscape) Aug. 2009

PUBLICATIONS BOOKS

Details in Contemporary Architecture (As Built) New York: Princeton Architectural Press. 2007

Detail in Process (As Built) New York: Princeton Architectural Press 2008

Details Technology and Form New York: Princeton Architectural Press( forthcoming) 2012

Shaping Terrain: Topography, City Building, and Architecture in Latin America Florida University Press (

forthcoming)

PUBLICATION OF ARTICLES

Forthcoming, “Topography and Subversion“ in Geeta Mehta and Prof. George Kunihiro, ed City Connect: Regeneration, Equity and Sustainability in the 21st Century" 2013

Vertical Cities Asia International Design Competition and Symposium d.plus 2013 Restoring Bogotá’s Waterscapes in Berkeley Review of Latin American Studies,( Fall 2012)41-45 “Topography and Civic Order in Latin America” in Arhitext Anul XIX Nr 6( 226) Nov-Dec. 2012 p75-85 “Social and Physical Segregation in Latin America” In International Journal Constructed Environments. Volume 1, Issue 3, 2011.

”Designing for a Global Context: The Impact of New Technologies in Architectural Education” in Proceedings of EDULEARN11 Conference, Barcelona, Spain., 004323-004329 July 2011 Assembling Architecture Proceedings BTES Conference Albuquerque , NM, Dana K. Gullig, Diane Armpriest Ed. René Davids “Architects and Engineers: Bridging the Gap.”2010 “Development, Topography and Identity: The Dougherty Valley and the New Suburban Metropolis” in Places, Volume 20, N3, Fall. 2008 Davids, René. 2008. “Mythical Terrain and the Building of Mexico's UNAM”. Working Paper 23, Center for Latin American Studies, University of California, Berkeley2008 http://www.clas.berkeley.edu:7001/Publications/workingpapers/index.html “Le Corbusier, Rio de Janeiro and Housing: A Cross-Cultural Exchange” Proceeding of the 2005 ACSA

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International Conference in Encounters, Encuentros Recontres ACSA Press, Washington, DC (2005): 30-38 "Nature: Rich and Poor Hills in the Americas" in 2003 ACSA International Conference Proceedings: Helsinki, Finland. Contribution and Confusion: Architecture and the Influence of Other Fields of Inquiry ACSA Press, Washington, DC (2004): 218-222 "Demolishing Hills, Establishing New Identities" in Proceedings of Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities. (2004): 1668-1677 “Urban Slopes: The Inclined Elevators of Pittsburgh and Valparaíso” in Cross Currents, Transcultural Architecture, Education and Urbanism. Proceedings of the ACSA International Conference. Hong Kong. (2000): 203-208 “Diversifying Suburbia; Bungalow Courts as Spaces of Social Transformation” in Proceeding of the 1999 ACSA International Conference. La Citta Nuova. (1999): 459-464. "Adapting Traditional Prototypes to Contemporary Urban Neighborhoods" in Places, (1999): 1, 2, 3. "Serial Vision: Storyboard in the Design Studio. Legacy and Aspirations. Considering the Future of Architectural Education. Proceedings of the 87th. ACSA Annual Meeting.(1999): 239-245. Also published as "Storyboards: Application of a Film Making Technique in the Architectural Design Studio" Towards a Critical Pedagogy. Proceedings of the ACSA Regional Conference. (1998): 11.1-11.13 "Constructing Urban Infrastructure: The Hillside Elevators of Valparaíso, Chile" in Constructing New Worlds: Proceedings of the ACSA International Conference. Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. (1998): 81-85. A Wall between Countries, a Bridge for People. Places 11:1, (1997): 62-63 "Demolishing Urban Hills: Establishment of a New Identity in Rio de Janeiro.” In Center for Latin American Studies. Newsletter. University of California, Berkeley. (Spring 2003): 6,7 &35. "The City That Is Not a City." [book review ] in Design Book Review (No.39.1997): 45-47. “Writing Home” [book review] / Rene Davids. Design Book Review: DBR (Winter, n.37-38, 1996-1997): 16-17. "The Search for Modern Architecture in Chile" in Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review Working Paper Series: Modern Practices: Interpretations of Traditions, (Vol. 87. 1996): 2-15 “Derivative or Imitative?: modern architecture in Chile.” Rene Davids. Architecture California, (v.17, n.2, Nov.1995): 39-44. “Rene Davids y el Periplo Americano”[interview] Jaime Marquez, Gabriela Manzi. CA: Revista Oficial del Colegio de Arquitectos de Chile (n.80, Jun 1995):80-83. “Multiple Family Residential Zone Regulations: Will Legislation Ensure Good Design?” / R. Davids in Cartouche (Summer 1991):15-16. “Luis Liceaga” [interview]/ Rene Davids. Cartouche (Summer, v.21 1990):10. “Opera de la Bastille Competition, Paris: entries by Rene Davids (projet premie) and William Firebrace. “ Introduction by Rene Davids. AA files (Jan., no.5, 1984): 75-83.

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John Morris Dixon; “Past Progressives A Village for Those in Need  In Escondido, Calif., Davids Killory designed a Community for Homeless Mothers and Children”  in  Architecture  Magazine  (  March  2013)104

“Dry to Wet: A network for all Ages” Frameworks Nov. 2012 http://ced.berkeley.edu/frameworks/2012/portfolio-dry- to-wet-a-network-for-all-ages/ ( student work)

Our “ Home for All” design ideas, plans and all” Compiled by Kysin-no-Kaii,(2012):42-45

Kellar Bouknight, Joanne. All New Kitchen Idea Book, p 171, Newton, Ct.: The Taunton Press, (2009) 171. “ 2009 AIA SF Design Awards” in California Home +Design. (March/Apr. 2009) 134. “Plug-in Pavilion Townsend Center of the Humanities, U.C. Berkeley feb/march 2009 newsletter, p23

“Architecture and World Heritage Sites in Symbiosis”, Shinkenchiku, 1129-30 , 2008 Winning Entries of the Central Glass International Architectural Design Competition 2008 Davids Rene, Medlin Taylor The Japan Architect Winter 2009 p.128

Davids, Rene. “Urban Ecology: Change, Continuity and the Modified Ground”. in Framewoks (April 2008) 12-13 Davids , Rene. “The Mexico City Studio. in Framewoks (September 2007) 28-29 Winning Entries of the central Glass International Architectural Design Competition 2008 Davids Rene, Medlin Taylor p.128 Cisneros and Rosales. Casa y Comunidad. .Washington: BuildersBook.com (2006) cover,197 Sunset Magazine . Space Savers. (May 2006) 110 De Las Ciudades a las Regiones. Desarrollo Regional Integrado en Bogotá-Cundinamarca UNDESA-UNCRD( August 2005) 200-206. Zhou, Jingmin. Housing Forms Amsterdam: Elsevier (2005) 35-40

“Self Expression Showcase”, in Professional Remodeler, (November 2005) 58-59 Cornell University Newsletter. (Vol 8:1Winter Spring 2005): 16. Interior Digest, Moscow, Russia. (October 2004): 116-127. “Berkeley Bungalow” in New American Interiors Edited by James Grayson Trulove. New York: Whitney Library of Design, (2004): 28-35. “Davids Killory: Red House" in GA Houses No. 82 (July 2004): 64-75. Sardar, Zahid. “ Lessons from the Edge” in .San Francisco Chronicle Magazine .(May 9, 2004) Hawthorne, Christopher. "Tapping the Inner Cool of a 20's Teardown" in The New York Time. (11/20/2003): D8 Wurster Redux: a Celebration. College of Environmental Design. Berkeley: The Regents of the University of California, (2003). "Design Awards 2003" in Remodeling (September, 2003): 107

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Sutro, Dirk. San Diego Architecture from Mission to Modern: Guide to the Buildings, Planning, People, and Spaces That Shape the Region. San Diego Architectural Foundation; (December 1, 2002)

Grayson, James Truelove. Private Towers.Harper Collins (2002): 45-64 The Berkeley Voice (Section B, Friday November 8, 2002). Design Within Reach Furniture Catalogue (Agust /December 2002): 23,26,51,58,65,87, 90, 91 Crispiani, Alejandro.Aproximaciones: de la Arquitectura al Detalle. Santiago de Chile: Ediciones Arq. (2001) P G &E Energy Center & California Statewide Schools Initiative. “ Jacobsen Variations.” in Light on Learning (February 2000): 45-64 Jarmush Ann. "Rave Design.” in San Diego Union Tribune.Section (B, July 12, 1999):2. " The Hillside Elevators of Valparaíso, Chile: Neighborhood Transportation as a Generator of Urban Form, Architecture, (April 1999): 123. Wright, Gwendolyn.”Desire and Domesticity” in Design Book Review: DBR (Winter, n.37-38, 1996-1997): 3 IX Bienal Panamericana de Arquitectura de Quit. Quito Ecuador: Imprenta Mariscal (1996): 32-33 Casas Internacional, Argentina (Agosto/ August 1996): 70-72 " Inside the Upper Story" in San Diego Architect (July-August 1996): 1-2 Jones, Tom; Pettus ,William; Pyatok Michael. “Daybreak Grove, Escondido California in ”Good Neighbors: Affordable Family Housing. Mulgrave, Australia: Images Publishing Group (1996): 132-135 "Designing Multi-Family Housing for residential Neighborhoods" in Planning Commissioners Journal (N. 23, summer 1996): 14-15 "Nine Projects tapped for AIA Awards" in San Diego Union Tribune (June 30, 1996): H9 " On the Boards"in Architecture (June 1996): 65 " The Minneapolis Riverfront, Vision and Implementation" Bolger Publications. (1996): 22 " Libraries" in The San Diego Union Tribune (April 8, 1996): H1- H5 " Vivienda de Interés Social en Escondido, CA in " Arquitectura ( n.6 Sept. 1995): 16- 19. “Davids Killory Again Lauded For Low-Income Projects.” in The San Diego Union Tribune (Aug 20, 1995 ): H. 4. “Sheltered By Design, Building A Sense Of Security." in Chicago Tribune (Wed. June 21, 1995): 1-8. “Davids Killory.” in A+U Architecture And Urbanism (July 1995): 98- 110. “René Davids y el Periplo Americano.” in Ciudad / Arquitectura (N. 80 Abr./ May/ Jun, 1995): 80- 83.

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“AIA Honor Awards Feature Environmental Awareness." in Environmental Building News, (Vol 4, N 4 (1995): 6. Davis, Sam. The Architecture Of Affordable Housing, (Berkeley: University Of California Press, 1995): 95,96, 184-188 "Sunrise Place and Daybreak Grove, Affordable Housing Developments in Escondido CA.” in "Proceedings from the 83rd.ACSA Annual Meeting “ (1995): 68- 69. “Housing," in AIA Architect (March 1995): 17. “Way Out West." in On Air Magazine (March 1995): 2, 15. “Applause." in Albuquerque Journal, Business Outlook (Feb. 27, 1995). “Notables.” in UNM Campus News. (Vol. 30, N.14, Feb. 27, 1995). “Davids Killory Honored For Sunrise Place." in San Diego Daily Transcript (February 15, 1995):3b. “The (Social) Art of Architecture.” in Progressive Architecture (Jan. 1995): 43. “City Snub, AIA Awards Overlook Chicago Firms.” in Chicago Tribune (Dec 8, 1994): 13g “AIA Honor Awards Salute Outstanding Architecture." in AIA Architect. (January 1995): 17. “Davids Killory Wins Third National Honor Award," in San Diego Architect (January 1995): 1. “Young Design Firm Continues Winning Streak.” in San Diego Union Tribune (Dec. 11, 1994): H2. “First Class Housing For Low-Income People." in New Mexico Designer/Builder (Sept.1994): 12-13. “Small, Cheap, Brilliant." in Los Angeles Times (November 27, 1994): K1, K5. “Courtyard Fiesta." in Architecture (October, 1994): 69-72. “Averting The Crisis.” in Multihousing News (July-August 1994): 16, 18. Los Angeles Housing Department. "Housing That Supports Stable Communities"(1994). New Urban Housing. Pittsburgh, PA: University Of Pittsburgh Press. (1994): 59. “Space For The Unexpected." in The Reader (July 28, 1994): 49-50. “Daybreak Grove." in Journal Of Housing, Volume 51, Number (July/ August 1994): 37. Norman Smith. Small Space Living Design. Rockport, MA.: Rockport Publishing (1994 ): 94-95. “Home Values." San DiegoUnion Tribune. in ( Section H, June 5,1994): 1,10, 11. “Distinction In Place." in Architecture (May 1994): 116. “Low Income Housing: Avoiding Our Past Failures.” in Progressive Architecture (May 1994): 49-55.

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“Daybreak Grove E Sunrise Place A Escondido." in Abitare (March 1994): 1, 65, 132-135. “AIA Bestows Award Upon Daybreak Grove." in San Diego Daily Transcript (March 14, 199 4). “Praised Architect Designs New Life As UNM Professor in " Albuquerque Journal.( Feb. 27,1994): 1 4 “San Diego Firm Wins National Honor Award." in San Diego Union Tribune (February 13, 1994): F4. “AIA Honor Awards for Architecture." in Architectural Record (February 1994): 61. “Placitas Escondidas." in San Diego Home Garden & Lifestyle (March 1994): 48-49. “Upwardly Mobile Staircases." in Custom Home, January (February 1994): 28. “Davids Killory Wins Second AIA National Honor Award." in San Diego Daily Transcript (February 11, 1994): B1. “North County Housing Project Receives National Honor Award." in San Diego Architect (February, 1994): 1. “Honored Complex Gives Low-Income Good Name." in The Times Advocate (January 1, 1994): A1, B1, B2. “Best Design of 1993." in TIME Magazine (January 3, 1994): 72. Sutro, Dirk. West Coast Wave: New California Houses. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold. (1994): 154-158. “Davids Killory Observatory House," in GA Houses 39 (1993): 34-39. “Collage Local Reinterpretativo." in Construción y Arquitectura (Septiembre 1993): 74-79. “René Davids & Christine Killory, Arquitectos." in ARQ 24 (Septiembre 1993): 11-15. “Hispanic Humanity." in The Architectural Review (November 1993): 56-59. “Developments Draw Low-Income Families."The San Diego Union Tribune (August 29, 1993): F2. “Low-income housing: Judges like its style." The Times Advocate, Business. (June 2nd.,1993). “Designs lauded for Drama and Delicacy." in The San Diego Union Tribune, Homes (May 30, 1993): H6. “Alternative Housing Models." in Architecture (January 1993): 85. “The Gift of Shelter.” San Diego Union Tribune, Homes (December 20, 1992): F4. “Suburban Observatory. " in The Architectural Review 1147 (September 1992): 70-73. “Architecture," in Los Angeles Times (July 2nd.1992): E1-E5. “Nine Projects Honored in AIA Chapter’s 32nd. Annual Design Awards Competition.” in San Diego Daily Transcript (June 30, 1992): 1B- 4B. “Architects see the light." in San Diego Union Tribune (July 5th. 1992): F1-F10.

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“Encuentro con las Raíces." in El Mercurio, Revista Vivienda y Decoración. (May 16th. 1992): 30-31. “Davids Killory Wins Multiple Awards." in San Diego Architect, (March 1992): 1, 6-7. “Architecture: Maximizing the California Lifestyle." in The San Diego Union Tribune (Feb.2, 1992): F2-F3. “Escondido Innovations for Housing are Winners." in The Los Angeles Times (S.D.) (Jan. 30,1992):.E1, E5. “Architectural Design Award: Housing for Homeless Families." in Progressive Architecture (Jan.1992): 54-56. “Affordable Housing Competition: Davids Killory’s Twice House." in Progressive Architecture, (June 1991): 86. “Sunset Western Home Awards - Observatory House." in Sunset Magazine (October 1991): 124. “Bunter Bücherturm für einen Bücherwurm." in Häuser (July 1991): 98, 104-106. “Un Cabinet de Lecture." in Architecture Interieure Créé (June/July 1991): 126-129. “Architecture: Sheltering the Needy." in The San Diego Union (Feb.3, 1991): F1-F2. “Top Design Honors." in The San Diego Tribune (June 24, 1991): B1-B2. “Projects Win Awards From Local AIA Chapter." in The San Diego Transcript (June 25, 1991): 1B, 4B. “San Diego Flavored Buildings Win Design Awards." in Los Angeles Times S.D. edition (June 27, 1991): E1,E3 . “Davids Killory Architects, San Diego." in Inland Architect. Jan./Feb. 1991): 32. “Davids Killory Wins P.A. Citation." in The San Diego Daily Transcript, (Jan.24, 1991):.3B. “Architectural Design Award: Housing for Homeless Families." Progressive Architecture (Jan.1991): 54-56. “Casa Osservatorio." in Domus (Jan.1991): 4-5. “Environmentally Conscious Designers Make the Most of Wood." in Metropolitan Home (October 1991): 115. “New Trends Are Seen in San Diego Design," in Los Angeles Times (S.D.), (June 28,1990): E1,E2. B1,B2 “Small, Chic and a Place for Everything." in Home (July, 1990) 64-67. “Winners in the Mitsui Home Residential Design Competition." in Japan Architect (May, 1990): 55. “Tower of Observation." in The San Diego Tribune (April 6, 1990): F1,F10. “AIA Honor Award Winners," in Progressive Architecture, (March 1990): 26.

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“1990 AIA Honor Award Winners." in Architectural Record (March, 1990): 26-27. “Davids Killory Win AIA National Honor Award." in The San Diego Union, (March 11, 1990): F1, F2. “AIA National Honor Award Winner: Observatory House." in Architecture. (March 1991): 81, 90-93. “Observatory House Receives National Honor Award." in The San Diego Union, F4. “Accent On Architecture." in The American Institute of Architects.(1990): 22. "Observatory House Wins Honors." in San Diego Home and Garden, (April 1990) : 10. “1990 Home of the Year Awards." in San Diego Home and Garden, (Feb.1990): 82-83. “Designers Take Novel Approach to Library." in Los Angeles Times (S.D.), (Oct.12 , 1990): E1, E13. “San Diego: Brat City or Debutante?” in San Diego Chapter, AIA Newsletter(1989): 23-24. “How Tight Design Solved Two Architects Tiny Space Challenge." in San Diego Home and Garden (Sept.1989): 65, 72-73, 150. “Towering Controversy in Burlingame." in The San Diego Tribune (July 29, 1989): B3. “AIA Design Award Winners." in The San Diego Union (June 24, 1988): F1, F2. “British Entries for the Gandhi Memorial." Building Design (Feb.13, 1987): 23. “Hawaii Loa College Competition." in Progressive Architecture (March 1987): 52. “Grand Buildings." in RIBA Journal (Sept.1985): 14 “Square Dance" in Building Design (September 13, 1985): 38-39.“Homage a Barcelona." Arquitecturas BIS (Jan.1978): 6

Krier, Leon. Rational Architecture/Architecture Rationelle. Bruxelles: Editions Archives d’Architecture Moderne (1979): 80-81.

“The Restriction of Goals." in Lotus International, No.21 (1978): 86-89. “Degree Show: Royal College of Art."in Building Design (June 23, 1978) “Striving to be Different the Same Way." in RIBA Journal (August, 1985): 12. “Concours pour l’Opera Bastille." in Architecture, Movement, Continuité (AMC)(March 1984): 9. “Double Vision: René Davids." A.A.Files (September 1984): 101. “Opera de la Bastille." in A.A. Files (January 1984): 75. “Wettbewerb Opera de la Bastille, Paris: Ein Sieg der Quantität über der Qualität,” (February, 1984): 291. “Opera de la Bastille, Paris." in The Architect’s Journal (October 12, 1983): 49.

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“People’s Opera." The Architectural Review (December 1983): 34. “An Alternative View of Kew.” in The Architectural Association (1982) cover, 20-22. “At the Other End of the Line." in The Architectural Review, (August 1981): 76. “The Problem of Compromise." in RIBA Journal (January 1981): 37. “Arquitectos Chilenos." in Revista ARS (August 1981): 80-84. “1979 Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition." in Japan Architect, (Feb. 1980): 24-25. “The Royal College of Art." in Architectural Design, (1980, vol.48): 180-182, 18. TELEVISION HGTV , Before and After. Episode DEBAA-304 " 1920's Berkeley Update Home and Garden cable channel show with host pat Simpson and transmitted on Feb. 9th at 8.00 PM and 11 PM 2003 and several times since then. Homes Across America Episode HAA-1312 Home and Garden cable channel show with host Joe Ruggiero (100s-1100s) and Suzanne Dunn transmitted on August 8th 2005 WEB-SITE COVERAGE: 2009 AIA San Francisco Design Awards Winners http://www.archdaily.com/16796/2009-aia-san-francisco-design-awards-win ners/> (Arch Daily) 2009 American Institute of Architects San Francisco Design Awards http://chdmag.com/aiasf-awards> (California Home + Design) AIA San Francisco Design Awards 2009 http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/sf/news/aia-san-francisco-design-awards -2009-078930> (Apartment Therapy) AIA SF Design Awards 2009 http://www.dwell.com/blogs/aia-sf-design-awards-2009.html> (Dwell) Congregation Beth Sholom's design honored http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/03/10/DDNN16ALG0. DTL> (SF Chronicle) Architects and Heroes <http://www.examiner.com/x-434-SF-Architecture--Design-Examiner~y2009m3d 10-Architects-and-heroes> (Examiner) Playing Favorites: AIA San Francisco's 2009 Design Award Winners http://flavorwire.com/13224/playing-favorites-aia-san-franciscos-2009-d Design-award-winners#more-13224> (Flavorwire) AIA SF Awards; aka Back When Architects Made Things <http://blog.archpaper.com/wordpress/2009/03/06/aia-sf-awards-aka-back-w hen-architects-made-things/> (The Architect's Newspaper)

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Kinda like the Oscars for architecture: San Francisco AIA design awards <http://www.examiner.com/x-434-SF-Architecture--Design-Examiner~y2009m3d 4-Kinda-like-the-Oscars-for-architecture--San-Francisco-AIA-design-award s> (Examiner) http://places.designobserver.com/media/pdf/Development,_T_839.pdf Student work published in C:\Documents and Settings\Rene David.USER-678FA30882\Desktop\Would you sunbathe on Berkeley’s newest “lawn” chairs Berkeleyside.mht, retrieved June 2011 John Morris Dixon; “Past Progressives A Village for Those in Need  In Escondido, Calif., Davids Killory designed a Community for Homeless Mothers and Children”  in  Architecture  Magazine www.architectmagazine.com/community.../1991-past-progressives-h...2013 From: ARCHITECT March 2013 Posted on: March 26, 2013 Student Work Web-Sites: http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/courses/sp09/arch201/davids/ http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/courses/gallery/arch201-sp07-davids http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/courses/sp08/arch201/front-page2.html http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/courses/gallery/arch100a-fa09-davids http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/courses/gallery/arch100a-fa08-davids http://www.verticalcitiesasia.com/?q=competition

http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/departments–programs/arch/arch-202-spring-2012-davids.htm

“Dry to Wet: A network for all Ages” Frameworks Nov. 2012 http://ced.berkeley.edu/frameworks/2012/portfolio-dry- to-wet-a-network-for-all-ages/ ( student work)

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