AWARDS
• Finalist, 99k House Competition, 2008, AIA Houston and Rice Design Alliance.
• Honor Award, Interior Architecture, 1997, AIA Houston, Memorial Room, Holocaust Museum, Houston.
• Honorable Mention, Commercial: Institutional, September, 1996, ASID/Houston Chronicle Interior Design Awards with artists Patricia and Robert Moss-Vreeland. Memorial Room of the Holocaust Museum, Houston, Texas completed March of 1996.
• First Place, and Commission, Holocaust Memorial Competition, 1993, with artists Patricia and Robert Moss-Vreeland Memorial room in the Holocaust Education Center.
• Second Place, Freeway as Art Competition, February, 1989, "Urban Preserve" with Kim Schaeffer and Art Guys Jack Massing and Michael Galbreth, sponsored by National Endowment for the Arts, State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, Cultural Arts Council of Houston, and the Department of Landscape Architecture, Texas A & M University.
CITATIONS
• "Architects Put Energy into Green Competition", Rosanna Ruiz, Houston Chronicle, February 6, 2008
• "St. Thomas’ Episcopal Adds Building for Art, Music", Kim Hughes, Houston Chronicle, January 26, 2006
• "Sensitive Additions", Laura Michaelides, Montrose/Cherryhurst House (1928), Houston House & Home. November 2005
• "Houston Architectural Guide", Houston Architectural Guide, Second Edition, American Institute for Architects, Gerald Moorehead, Yolita Schmidt, Ed. 1999
• "Truth In Design", Nancy Perot Mulford, Veranda, January-February 2001
• "Dark Remembrance", Reed Kroloff, Architecture. November 1996.
• "Top Interiors", Madeleine McDermott Hamm, Texas, Houston Chronicle. September 8, 1996.
• "Commissions", Amy Blankstein, Sculpture. July/August 1996.
• "Loose Fit: The Houston Museum District", Peter C. Papademetriou, Cite 34. Spring 1996.
• "Weekend Cowboy", Louis Joyner, Southern Living. June 1996.
• "Where Art Confronts Evil", Patricia Johnson, Zest, Houston Chronicle. May 26, 1996.
• "Industrial Strength Hill Country Design", Melissa Gaskill, Austin American-Statesman. May 22, 1994.
• "Best Laid Plans", Exhibition and Catalogue. Rice Design Alliance and Lawndale Art and Performance Center, Houston, Texas. May 20 - July 1, 1994.
• "Houston Architects Show Their Stuff", Ann Holmes, Houston Chronicle. May 20, 1994.
• "Holocaust History Goes Into Museum", Steve Brunsman, Houston Post. October 28, 1993.
• "Holocaust Education Center to Break Ground Oct. 28", Jewish Herald-Voice. October 21, 1993.
• "When Mixing Matches", Deborah Mann Lake, Houston Post. August 7, 1993.
• "And the Winners' Are . . . ", Nicole's Cafe San Felipe, Houston Metropolitan. February 1990.
• "Far From the Fading Crowd", Teresa Bryne-Dodge, Nicole's Cafe San Felipe, Houston Metropolitan. April 1989.
EXHIBITIONS / TOURS
• "Urban Options", 2002 Anual Fall Home Tour, 3521 Gramercy, Houston, Texas
• "Best Laid Plans", Exhibition and Catalogue. Rice Design Alliance and Lawndale Art and Performance Center, Houston, Texas. May 20 - July 1, 1994.
• "Snap Shot", Exhibition and Catalogue, Rice Design Alliance and Lawndale Art Center, Houston, Texas
• Finalist, 99k House Competition, 2008, AIA Houston and Rice Design Alliance.
• Honor Award, Interior Architecture, 1997, AIA Houston, Memorial Room, Holocaust Museum, Houston.
• Honorable Mention, Commercial: Institutional, September, 1996, ASID/Houston Chronicle Interior Design Awards with artists Patricia and Robert Moss-Vreeland. Memorial Room of the Holocaust Museum, Houston, Texas completed March of 1996.
• First Place, and Commission, Holocaust Memorial Competition, 1993, with artists Patricia and Robert Moss-Vreeland Memorial room in the Holocaust Education Center.
• Second Place, Freeway as Art Competition, February, 1989, "Urban Preserve" with Kim Schaeffer and Art Guys Jack Massing and Michael Galbreth, sponsored by National Endowment for the Arts, State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, Cultural Arts Council of Houston, and the Department of Landscape Architecture, Texas A & M University.
CITATIONS
• "Architects Put Energy into Green Competition", Rosanna Ruiz, Houston Chronicle, February 6, 2008
• "St. Thomas’ Episcopal Adds Building for Art, Music", Kim Hughes, Houston Chronicle, January 26, 2006
• "Sensitive Additions", Laura Michaelides, Montrose/Cherryhurst House (1928), Houston House & Home. November 2005
• "Houston Architectural Guide", Houston Architectural Guide, Second Edition, American Institute for Architects, Gerald Moorehead, Yolita Schmidt, Ed. 1999
• "Truth In Design", Nancy Perot Mulford, Veranda, January-February 2001
• "Dark Remembrance", Reed Kroloff, Architecture. November 1996.
• "Top Interiors", Madeleine McDermott Hamm, Texas, Houston Chronicle. September 8, 1996.
• "Commissions", Amy Blankstein, Sculpture. July/August 1996.
• "Loose Fit: The Houston Museum District", Peter C. Papademetriou, Cite 34. Spring 1996.
• "Weekend Cowboy", Louis Joyner, Southern Living. June 1996.
• "Where Art Confronts Evil", Patricia Johnson, Zest, Houston Chronicle. May 26, 1996.
• "Industrial Strength Hill Country Design", Melissa Gaskill, Austin American-Statesman. May 22, 1994.
• "Best Laid Plans", Exhibition and Catalogue. Rice Design Alliance and Lawndale Art and Performance Center, Houston, Texas. May 20 - July 1, 1994.
• "Houston Architects Show Their Stuff", Ann Holmes, Houston Chronicle. May 20, 1994.
• "Holocaust History Goes Into Museum", Steve Brunsman, Houston Post. October 28, 1993.
• "Holocaust Education Center to Break Ground Oct. 28", Jewish Herald-Voice. October 21, 1993.
• "When Mixing Matches", Deborah Mann Lake, Houston Post. August 7, 1993.
• "And the Winners' Are . . . ", Nicole's Cafe San Felipe, Houston Metropolitan. February 1990.
• "Far From the Fading Crowd", Teresa Bryne-Dodge, Nicole's Cafe San Felipe, Houston Metropolitan. April 1989.
EXHIBITIONS / TOURS
• "Urban Options", 2002 Anual Fall Home Tour, 3521 Gramercy, Houston, Texas
• "Best Laid Plans", Exhibition and Catalogue. Rice Design Alliance and Lawndale Art and Performance Center, Houston, Texas. May 20 - July 1, 1994.
• "Snap Shot", Exhibition and Catalogue, Rice Design Alliance and Lawndale Art Center, Houston, Texas