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Curriculum Vitae 2017 VINCENT L. SNYDER, ARCHITECT Professor School of Architecture University of Texas at Austin

Professional Registrations:

Registered Architect, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards Certification Texas, License #16518, California, License #C25057, Nebraska, License # A-2996 EDUCATION:

1988 Princeton University School of Architecture Master of Architecture

Thesis: Relative Positions: Building in the Great Plains

1983-84 Harvard Graduate School of Design Master of Architecture Candidate

Distinction and High Honors in Design

1983 University of Nebraska – Lincoln Master of Civil Engineering – Structural

1980 University of Nebraska – Lincoln

Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies Cum Laude

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:

2017-present University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture Professor

2004-2017 University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture Associate Professor

2004 Rice University, Rice School of Architecture Visiting Associate Professor of Design, Fall ‘04 1997-2003 University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture Assistant Professor

1996-97 University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture Visiting Lecturer

1986 Princeton University School of Architecture 1988 Graduate Assistant Instructor, Spring Semesters

1982 University of Nebraska – Lincoln, College of Architecture Graduate Teaching Assistant, Spring and Fall Semester

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HONORS AND AWARDS:

2014 AIA Texas Society of Architects Design Award Ottmers Residence 16 Awards selected from 221 entries

2014 Rome Prize in Architecture 2014-2015 American Academy in Rome

11-month residency 30 fellowships in 11 disciplines selected from 806 entries 2013 Grand Award - Custom Home Magazine and Builder’s Choice Magazine Combined national awards program. Urban Reserve 22

16 Grand, 2 Project of the Year, & 26 Merit Awards selected from 630 entries 2012 AIA Texas Society of Architects Studio Award

Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk 5 Awards selected from 60 entries

AIA Austin Design Honor Award

Ottmers Residence 3 Honor Awards (highest category) selected from 112 entries

2008 AIA Dallas Home Tour Urban Reserve 22 8 projects selected

Dallas, TX, November 8-9

2005 C2C Home Competition (with Oliver Studio, Houston) International competition for the design of a sustainable house Roanoke, VA

Awarded 4th Place in professional category 4 places awarded in each of the professional and student categories from more than 625 design submissions from 41 countries

2003 Progressive Architecture Award

50th year of Architecture journal’s venerable international awards program Projects must be commissioned by clients for execution New York, New York Award for the Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center & Museum

4 Awards & 4 Citations selected from several hundred submissions

2002 Boston Society of Architects Unbuilt Architecture Award International awards program, Boston, MA Award for the Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center & Museum

4 Honor Awards & 4 Awards were selected from 118 submissions

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ACSA Faculty Design Award 2001-02, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture national awards program Award presented in New Orleans, LA

For the Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center & Museum 4 Awards were selected from 61 submissions

2001 Boston Society of Architects Unbuilt Architecture Award (Citation) International awards program, Boston, MA Citation for the Voboril Residence

2 Awards & 3 Citations were selected from 100 submissions 1999 Outstanding Teacher Award (Studio) School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin

1985-88 Princeton University Princeton University Fellowship (full tuition) 1983-84 Harvard Graduate School of Design Distinction and High Honors in Design, (see also education)

Design work included in student archives and exhibition

1976-80 University of Nebraska - Lincoln Cum Laude (see also education)

Dean’s List Member, National Architecture & Allied Arts Honor Society Member, National Mathematical Society Faculty Achievement Award (for Students)

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE, RESEARCH AND OTHER SCHOLARLY EFFORT Independent Practice/Research:

1995-present Vincent Snyder Architects, Austin, TX Principal 2017-present Wasserfall Residence, Gillespie Country, TX 1580 s.f. residence (schematic design) 2014-present The 12, Dripping Springs, TX 16,000 s.f. worship and community outreach center for New Life Lutheran (schematic design)

2013-present B3-Adaptive Affordability: A New Housing Prototype Repurposing proprietary pre-manufactured components thru reconfigured assemblies

2011-12 Martin House, Lancaster County, NE 2000 s.f. residence

Design for energy efficient home situated on a northern slope in a cold northern climate. (construction documents completed 2012)

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2010 Museum of the Second World War Competition, Gdansk, Poland 200,000 s.f. museum Submitted August 13, 2010

2009-13 Ottmers Residence, Gillespie County, TX

2200 s.f. residence in the Hill Country Designed for self-assembly by owner using a complete digital model Substantially complete April 2011 (95% complete construction)

2009 Art Fund, London

Pavilion Design Competition Submission, March 2009

Omaha Pavilion, Macy, Ne Protective park structure for the Omaha Tribe

(schematic design) 2007-2008 Urban Reserve 22, Dallas, TX

4000 s.f. residence situated within a community of sustainable development, Construction completed September 1, 2008

2005 C2C Sustainable Home Competition- Roanoke, VA

2500 s.f. residence with The Oliver Studio, Houston, TX (awarded 4th place)

Retzler Residence- Harper, TX

1400 s.f. residence (design development completed)

2004 Lake House-Austin, TX

8500 s.f. residence (schematic design completed)

Omaha Historical Research Project Office Building, 2500 s.f., Macy Nebraska (design development completed)

2000-03 Baumer House - The Hill Country, TX

3000 s. f. residence, theoretical inquiry (schematic design completed)

2001-present Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum - Omaha Indian Reservation, Macy, Nebraska 45,000 s. f. historical/cultural center and educational facilities (design development completed) 2000 Voboril Residence - Wahoo, NE

1000 s. f. low - income residence for an elementary teacher (construction documents completed)

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1998 Sowry House - Lakeway, TX 3000 s. f. speculative residence

(design development completed) Kiley House - Scottsdale, AZ 7000 s. f. residence for family of five

(schematic design completed) 1996-97 x12 House - Uvalde County, TX

2400 s. f. residence for a contractor (design development completed)

Collaboration and Consultation: 1995-98 Sant Architects, Inc., Venice, CA

Gainesborough House - Bel Air, California 3000 s. f. residence collaboration with Michael Sant Construction completed August 1998

1995 Hoover Architects, Houston, TX Chambacu Masterplan - Cartagena, Colombia 1 million s. f. mixed use consultation with Norman Hoover

1994 Penkhues Architekten, Kassel, Germany Elderly Residence Design Competition - Emstetten, Germany 80,000 s. f. residential complex collaboration with Berthold Penkhues (awarded second place)

Previous Professional Experience:

1988-94 Frank O. Gehry & Associates, Inc., Santa Monica, CA The 1999 American Institute of Architects Gold Medal Recipient National Medal of the Arts, 1998, Pritzker Architecture Prize, 1989

Lewis Residence - Cleveland, Ohio Senior Associate, Project Designer/Project Architect 22,000 s. f. residence for Peter Lewis Collaboration with Philip Johnson, Architect, New York

Vitra International Headquarters, AG - Basel, Switzerland Senior Associate, Project Designer/Project Architect 74,000 s. f. office building for an international furniture company Construction completed 1994

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Elektrizitatswerk Minden / Ravensberg GbmH - Bad Oeynhausen, Germany Senior Associate, Project Designer 40,000 s. f. communication and technology center Construction completed 1996 Broad Residence - Brentwood, CA Senior Associate, Project Designer 10,000 s. f. residence for Eli Broad Construction completed 1993

Festival Disney - EuroDisney, Paris, France Project Designer 200,000 s. f. building complex shell & core containing restaurants, retail and night club facilities Construction completed 1992 Walt Disney Concert Hall Competition - Los Angeles, CA Competition Design Team Member 200,000 s. f. philharmonic concert hall Construction to be completed 2003

1986-88 Michael Graves, Architect P.A, Princeton, NJ 2010 Topaz Medallion AIA/ACSA

The 2001 American Institute of Architects Gold Medal Recipient National Medal of Arts, 1999

Disney Corporate Headquarters Building - Burbank, CA Design Team Member 350,000 s. f. corporate headquarters shell & core Construction completed 1988

1984-85 Kallmann, McKinnell and Wood, Architects, Inc., Boston, MA

The American Institute of Architects Firm of the Year, 1984

Hynes Convention Center - Boston, MA Project Team Member 180,000 s. f. convention center Construction completed 1988

1980-83 Olsson Associates, Consulting Engineers, Lincoln, NE

Various Projects including: Scottsbluff Waste Water Treatment Plant – Scottsbluff, NE Pallisade Pool Pump House – Pallisade, NE Project Team Member Project design, construction documents, and presentation drawings Construction on both projects completed

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Exhibitions:

2016 Vincent Snyder Architect: Work from the American Academy in Rome Mebane Gallery, School of Architecture University of Texas at Austin March 21-April 25, 2016

2015 “Open Studios’

Annual presentation of work by current Rome Prize Fellows American Academy in Rome June 4, 2015

Tiny Victories Design Competition

Austin AIA + Community First (homes for homeless) entry exhibited as a semi-finalist featured in exhibitions at Austin Center for Architecture Gallery and Austin Foundation for Architecture's Form: Function Event

February 17 – 26, Austin

2013 US Green Building Council’s (USGBC) International Conference and Expo Green Projects Guide: 20 Award-Winning Projects of 2013 Urban Reserve 22 was 1 of 20 projects across all categories selected from all of Hanley Woods’ Awards Programs which includes the entire AIA suite of publications (Architect, Residential Architect, Eco-Architect, Custom Home, Builders, etc.)

November 18-23, Philadelphia 2011 1+1 : Underneath Mell Lawrence Architects and Vincent Snyder Architects

at Mebane Gallery, School of Architecture University of Texas at Austin, January 24-February 21 2010 Academic Practice Faculty Design Exhibit at Mebane Gallery, School of Architecture University of Texas at Austin, September 2009-2010 Elsewhere Texas: Celebrating Current Century Projects Beyond Houston,

Curated by Fernando Brave, Houston Architecture Center, Houston, Texas, September 23-October 23 Center for Architecture, Austin, TX January 15 – February 24, 2010 Dallas Center for Architecture, Dallas, TX July 26 – October 18, 2010

2006 NAAB Faculty Work Exhibit, SOA Spring ‘06

2005 Advanced Geometry Course, Student Work, Entry Hall, SOA Fall ‘05

C2C Home Competition Exhibition (with Douglas Oliver of the Oliver Studio,Houston) Group Exhibit of award winners of an international competition Art Museum of Western Virginia, Roanoke, VA January 14- February 13

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2003 Digital Scapes: Global Remix Architectural Digital Exhibit: Europe/USA Group Exhibit (with Diller & Scofidio, Winka Dubbeldam, Bernhard Franken, Abbas Gharib, IaN+, Kolatan_McDonald, Thomas Leeser, Greg Lynn, Kas Osterhuis, Perbellini + Pongratz, RUR Reiser + Umemoto) Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum 38th MARMOMACC International Exhibition of Marble, Stone, & Technology Arena Congress Center, Verona, Italy, October

Progressive Architecture Awards

Group Exhibit with P/A Award and Citation Recipients (with Morphosis, Peter Eisenmann, Michael Malzan, Diller/Scofidio, Cho/Slade, Office

dA, Coen + Partners) Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum 770 Broadway, New York, NY, January

2002 Boston Society of Architects Design Awards

Group Exhibit Unbuilt Awards Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum (Unbuilt Award) Boston Society of Architects AIA Annual Convention, November 12-14, 2002 and at the BSA/AIA Headquarters, Boston, MA throughout 2003

Time, Space, & Light, Invited participant (along with Juan Miró, Dean Almy, Nichole Wiedemann, and Lewis Tsurumaki Lewis) Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum Rachofsky House, Dallas, TX, August 4-September 7 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Faculty Design Awards Faculty and Student Group Exhibit Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum ACSA Annual Meeting , New Orleans, LA, April 11-14

2001 Boston Society of Architects Design Awards Group Exhibit Unbuilt Awards Voboril Residence (Unbuilt Citation) Boston Society of Architects AIA Annual Convention, November 13-15, 2001 and at the BSA/AIA Headquarters, Boston, MA, January 2002

2x2: Recent Work Exhibition (with Juan Miró) Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum, Voboril Residence, Baumer House, x12 House Mebane Gallery, University of Texas at Austin, October 8-26

1998 Circa 1998 Invitational Exhibition Graphic Design, Digital + Film Media, Architecture, Furnishing + Fixtures x12 House and furniture design Brown Building, Austin, TX, November, 13-27

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1998 Faculty Design Exhibition x12 Barkley Residence Mebane Gallery, University of Texas at Austin, October

Exhibitions of Work by Others With Professional Credits Listed: 2001-02 Frank Gehry, Architect, Exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York

May 18-August 26, 2001 and Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, October 29, 2001-February 3, 2002

Vitra International Headquarters, EMR Communication and Technology Center, Lewis Residence -listed on project team

Exhibitions Curated: 2016 Vincent Snyder Architect: Work from the American Academy in Rome

Designed and curated, Mebane Gallery, School of Architecture University of Texas at Austin March 21-April 25, 2016

2011 1+1 : Underneath Designed and curated with Mell Lawrence

at Mebane Gallery, School of Architecture University of Texas at Austin, January 24-February 21 1996 Art Nouveau and the Vienna Succession: Otto Wagner to Adolf Loos,

The Martin Kermany Exhibition, Mebane Gallery, UTSOA, February

Publications by Vincent Snyder:

2016 Chapter 6, Materials and Technologies: “Toward a Residential Prototype: Techniques for Reconfiguring Corrugated Steel Panel Assemblies”, in ENERGY X CHANGE, Munich and Austin: regional centers of sustainable innovation edited by Petra Liedl

Beuth Verlag GmbH, Berlin, Germany pp. 164-179 in German and English

2012 Chapter 9: “Developed Surfaces: Construction Logic and Geometrical Control”, in CONSTRUCTION: Essays on Architectural History, Theory & Technology edited by Nicholas Patricios and Stauros Alifragkis, An edited volume of a selection of papers presented at the 1st Annual International Conference on Construction Atiner Publications, Athens, Greece pp.119-130

2010 “The Climatic, Constructions and Cultural Primacy of the Envelope”, Conference Proceedings in Eco-Architecture: Harmonization Between Architecture and Nature edited by S. Hernandez, C.A. Brebbia & W. P. De Wilde, WIT Press pp. 575-586 (Expansion and repositioning of the EF Energy Forum paper listed below) April 2010, La Coruna, Spain

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2009 “The Climatic, Constructional, and Cultural Primacy of the Building Envelope,” EF Energy Forum: Solar Architecture & Urban Planning Conference Proceedings, pp. 115-119 Energy Forum, December 2009, Bressanone, Italy

2005 “The Dissolution of Architectural Boundaries in America”

Platform, Architects and Engineers Issue, UTSOA (Fall 2006):p.18

Publications about the Work: 2014 “Ottmers Residence” by Jack Murphy Texas Architect September/October 2014:58-61 2014 “When In Rome” by Helen Thompson

Modern Luxury Interiors Texas Magazine Summer 2014:28

2013 “Pay Dirt”, by Cheryl Weber, Jennifer Goodman, and Amy Albert Builder Magazine, Vol. 36:10 (October, 2013):64-65 2012 “Vincent Snyder Architects”, 1000 Tips by 100 Eco Architects: Guidelines on Sustainable

Architecture from the World’s Leading Eco-Architecture Firms, by Marta Serrats, Editor, Firefly Publishing, Barcelona, Spain, 2012: 308-309

“Urban Reserve 22”, by Chris van Uffelen, Passive Houses; energy efficient homes, Braun Publishing AG, Salenstein, Switzerland, 2012: 188-193

“2012 Studio Awards”, Texas Architect, Vol. 62:6 (Nov/Dec, 2012):24

“2012 AIA Austin Design Awards”, Texas Architect, Vol. 62:4 (July/August, 2012):16

“AIA Austin 2012 Design Awards”, Texas Home & Living, (August, 2012): 59

2011 “Eco Warrior”, Urban Reserve 22 in Bulletin News,

Grand Designs Magazine, (November 2011):21

“Looking Forward by Looking Back,” by Stephanie Woodard, Indian Country Today, Vol. 1:37 (October 12, 2011:20-23) “The Omaha Cultural and Interpretive Center” Academic Practice, Centerline 5, UTSOA pp. 104-105(Spring 2011)

2009 “Suburban Revolution” by Gregory Ibanez,

Texas Architect, (July/August 2009): 28

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2005 “New Firm Roundtable - Architects from emerging practices discuss the promises and perils of design leadership” moderated by C. C. Sullivan 8 invited principals “from some of the country’s most promising young firms”. Architecture journal (May 2005): 20-25

2003 “Omaha Cultural Center/Vincent Snyder, Architect,” 50th Annual P/A Awards Architecture journal (January 2003): 62-65 “Vincent Snyder, Architect” 2002 Year in Review, Unbuilt Designs Awards, Architecture Boston (January 2003): 91

“A Sacred Quest: One Man’s Struggle To Save His Tribe’s Heritage,” by Fergus M. Bordewich Article about Dennis Hastings which includes documentation/photo of the Omaha Cultural Interpretive Center, My Generation, an AARP publication (January-February 2003): 56-58 “Introduction” by JAE design editor Lily H. Chi Documentation/images of “The Omaha Cultural and Interpretative Center,” Journal of Architectural Education, Vol.56:3 (February 2003): 3-5

2002 “Omaha Kültür ve Tanitim Müzesi, Nebraska,” by Vincent Snyder

Project description and images of the Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center and Museum (translated by Bengu Uluengin) Yapi 250, a monthly architecture, culture, and art magazine Istanbul (September 2002): 131-137

“Vincent Snyder, Architect” 2001 Year in Review, Unbuilt Designs Awards, Architecture Boston, (January 2002): 69 “The Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center & Museum” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) Annual Meeting Proceedings 2002, New Orleans, LA “ACSA Award Winners” Announcements/project descriptions and publicity photos ACSA News (February and May 2002) “Awards, 2002-2003 ACSA Awards Program” Previous year’s winners, image and credits for The Omaha Nation Cultural and Interpretive Center ACSA News, (September): 28 “Tae’ah’thee (New Moon Moving) The Omaha Cultural & Interpretive Center,” by Dennis Hastings The Nebraska Report (July/August): 56-58

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1997 “Kermacy Collection Exhibited- Art Nouveau and the Vienna Secession: From Otto Wagner to Adolf Loos” Reprint of exhibit introduction Alum News, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin (Spring): 4

Web Publications about the Work:

2015 WallWalk Project” by Wall Walk Group (Jan Gadeyne, Francesco Mancini, Mariangela

Menna, Federica Ottone, Lorenzo Pignatti and Carolina Vaccaro Case Study 3, “Circus Mini-mo” led by Vincent L. Snyder (American Academy) with Nicolò Troianiello (Roma Tre). Domus Magazine (domusweb.it), January 13, 2015

2014 “Architects Talking to Architects: Vincent Snyder, AIA”

Texas Architects Blog, Texas Society of Architects Texas Architect, December 11, 2014

2012 “Einenfamilian Haus in Dallas/USA” by Stella Hoepner-Fillies

baunetzwissen.de/Schieffer September 2012

2011 For Urban Reserve 22 (61 citations)

arch daily the world’s most visited architecture website by Megan Jett @ archdaily.com de zeen magazine by Amy Frearson @ dezeen.com, Home DSGN Interior Design and Inspirational Homes @ homedsgn.com, inhabitat design will save the world by Tafline Laylin @ inhabitat.com,

archidose A Weekly Dose of Architecture by John Hill @ archidose.org, For Ottmers Residence (19 citations)

AECCafe the latest posts on the AEC Industry by Sanjay Gangal @10.aeccafe.com, Arch Record Daily, arch daily the world’s most visited architecture website by Megan Jett @ archdaily.com, homedit interior design & architecture by Simona Ganea @ September american-architects interview by John Hill @ american- architects.com, archidose A Weekly Dose of Architecture by John Hill @ archidose.org, architizer.com, PA Planet Architecture@ planet-architecture.org

For Gdansk Museum (3 citations) Architizer.com

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“Ambitious Museum to Use Past to Preserve Omaha History—and Brighten Its Future” by Stephanie Woodard, Indian Country, October 2011, Native American Fair Commerce Coalition (nafcc.org),

Newspapers and News Letters about the Work:

2015 “$1,050,000 Homes in Dallas, Oregon and Maine” by Mike Powell.

Ten (10) photos and written text of UR22 featured among two other homes in the popular “What You Get” column The New York Times (Digital), January 21, 2015

“Inside the Academy”, Selected Fellows are highlighted. American Academy in Rome Magazine Spring 2015:21

2014 “UNL Graduate to begin fellowship in Rome” Lincoln Journal-Star, August 2

“Prize to finance research of Roman architecture“ Daily Texan, April 16, 2014 p.3

“UT Professor wins Prize“ Austin Statesman, April 27, 2014

2005 “Cradle to Cradle Keeps a Green Home in the Loop”

by Russell Boniface AIArchitect (national newsletter)

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“The Future is Now in Roanoke” by Jeff Turrentine Washington Post, February 3

2003 Dynamic Reprographic News, (newsletter) vol. 8 Issue 1, Austin, TX Oct. 31

2002 “Walthill Plans Interpretive Museum”

South Sioux City Star, February 14

“Design Set for Tribal Center” Omaha World Herald, February 8 & 9 “Omaha Tribe Plans to Build 15-acre Interactive Museum” Lincoln Journal Star, February 8 “New Moon Returning” Sioux City Journal, February 7 “Omaha Tribe Visualizes Center on Bluff overlooking Missouri River” Pender Times, February 7

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“Tae’ah’theee (New Moon Moving) Interpretive Center/Museum reveals plans for center on Omaha Reservation,” by Richard Chilton Talking Leaf, Newletter, April

Book Review:

2005 refabricating ARCHITECTURE: How Manufacturing Methodologies Are Poised to Transform Building Construction, by Stephan Kieran and James Timberlake, pp. 51-52, September 2005 Issue JAE

Professional Credits Listed in

Publications of Work by Others (Selected):

2001 Frank Gehry, Architect, by J. Fiona Ragheb, Guggenheim Museum Publications

Credits for: Vitra International Headquarters (pp.122-125), EMR Communication and Technology Center (pp.142-146), Lewis Residence (pp.148-159) listed in project teams, pp. 371-372

1999 Gehry Talks, by Mildred Friedman (editor), Rizzoli International Publications, Credits for: Vitra International Headquarters (pp. 104-109), listed as project

designer/architect, Euro-Disney (pp.116-119), Lewis Residence (pp. 126-139), EMR (pp. 198-205) listed as a project designer

1998 Frank Gehry, The Complete Works, by Francesco Dal Co and Kurt W. Forster, The Monticelli Press

Credits for: Euro-Disneyland (pp, 394-395), Vitra International (pp. 408-415), Lewis Residence (pp. 434-441), Walt Disney Concert Hall (pp. 442-453), EMR (pp. 470-475), listed in project teams

1996 “Energetic Assemblage”

Architecture (March): 100-109 Credits for: EMR, listed as a project designer

“Modern Baroque Ensemble” The Architectural Review, (April): 28-33

Credits for: EMR, listed in project team 1995 Global Architecture Document 45 (December): 30-47

Credits for: EMR, listed as a project designer El Croquis (74/75): Credits for: Eurodisneyland(pp.66-77), Vitra (pp.78-91) and EMR (pp.134-151), listed as project designer, p.250, Lewis Residence (pp.249), listed as project designer/architect, p. 251

1994 “Vitra’s Villa” The Architectural Review (December):51-57 Credits for: Vitra International Headquarters, listed as project designer, p.57

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“New Headquarters for Vitra International AG” Global Architecture Document 40 (July): 72-83 Credits for: Vitra, listed as project designer/architect p.83

Global Architecture Houses 42: 50-55 Credits for: Lewis Residence, listed as project designer/architect, p. 83

1993 “Frank Gehry per Euro Disneyland” l’Arca, (February): 42-49 Credits for: EuroDisney Entertainment Center, listed as project designer Global Architecture Architect 10: Credits for: Entertainment Center at Eurodisneyland (pp.165-167) and New Headquarters for Vitra International (pp. 179-180) listed in project team, p. 202

1992 “Entertainment Center di Eurodisneyland” Casabella (December): 54-63 Credits for: Eurodisney, listed as project designer Architecture (July): 44-47, 117 Credits for: Eurodisney Entertainment Center, listed as project designer, p. 117 Jardin Des Modes (May): 81-91 Credits for: Eurodisney Entertainment Center, listed as project designer

1991 “Classical Animation” Architecture (June): 80-89 Credits for: Team Disney Building (Headquarters), listed as a designer

1990 El Croquis (45): Credits for: Eurodisneyland (pp. 93-95) and New Headquarters for Vitra (pp.108-111), listed as project designer, p. 117

Michael Graves Buildings and Projects 1982-93, edited by Nichols, Burke, Hancock,

Princeton Architectural Press Listed as project assistant, p. 15 1989 “Civil Center”

Progressive Architecture (May): 65-77 Credits for: Hynes Convention Center, listed in project team

Papers, Lectures, Workshops and Participation in Symposia and Conferences:

2016 “Vincent Snyder Architect: Work from the American Academy in Rome – Texas Idealism” Spring Lecture Series

School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, April 25 (forthcoming)

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2015 “Building Towards Architecture, Light Frame Designs in the American West”, Goldenen Engel, Hoersall 0360, Techinische Universität Mϋnchen Munich, Germany, June 30 “Borrowed Translations” Fellow Shoptalk presented a renewed case for the ideal in contemporary design production American Academy in Rome, Lecture Room Rome, Italy, March 2

2014 “San Carlino and the Omaha”

Informal Talk American Academy in Rome, Lecture Room Rome, Italy, November 30

Case No. 3, “Circus Mini-mo” led by Vincent L. Snyder (American Academy) with Nicolò Troianiello (Roma Tre) re-considered Porta Ardeatina Wall Walk Workshop that focused on the Aurelian Walls as a special and unbroken annular urban system. Seven (7) project groups of American and Italian students( from the University of Arkansas, University of Miami, University of Philadelphia, Temple University, and Roma Tre) coordinated by architects and artists participated. Rome, Italy, October 27 – October 31

“5 minutes” American Academy in Rome, Lecture Room Rome, Italy, September 11 “Construction and Culture: Intuitive Engineering & Logical Design” Workshop Lecture as a guest scientist (May 19 – July 16) Oskar von Miller Forum, Munich, Germany, July 10 “Town and Country” International Graduate School of Science and Engineering (IGSSE) Forum Organized by theTechnische Universität München (TUM) Also 3-day workshop leader with Assistant Professor Petra Liedl that included an international mix of approximately 30 Phd and Masters students (incl. UT IGERT and UTSOA programs). Burghausen, Germany, June 16-18

2013 Energy (Ex) Change Conference-- Munich and Austin: Regional Centers of Sustainable Innovation Topic 5: Materials, Abstract submission, introduction of speakers, moderator Mebane Gallery at Goldsmith Hall, University of Texas at Austin, October 1-2

2011 “Developed Surfaces: Construction Logic and Geometrical Control”,

1St Annual International Conference on Construction Athens, Greece, June 20-23

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2009-2011 Latitudes: A 2-day symposium reflecting on the Architecture of the Americas Moderator/Panel discussion School of Architecture, University of Texas April, 2-3, 2009, April 1-2, 2010, March 31-April 1, 2011 2011 “Let’s See” Fall Lecture Series School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, February 26 2010 “The Climatic, Constructions and Cultural Primacy of the Envelope”, Eco-Architecture International Conference 2010

(Expansion and repositioning of the EF Energy Forum paper listed below) La Coruna, Spain, April

2009 “Vincent Snyder, Architect”

PechaKucha Night Austin, TX, Nov. 19

“Texas Two-Step”,

Center Forum Lunch Time Series, UTSOA Center for American Design Austin, TX, Nov. 20

“The Climatic, Constructional, and Cultural Primacy of the Building Envelopes,”

EF Energy Forum: Solar Architecture & Urban Planning Conference Bressanone, Italy, December

2003 “Isolated”, Louisiana State University School of Architecture Lecture Series, Baton Rouge, November

2002 “The Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center & Museum”

Memory and Places Design Session Presentation, ACSA Annual Meeting New Orleans, April

“One Window” Center Forum Lecture Series, School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin, April

“Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center & Museum” Gerald Ford Center Omaha, February

“Gallery Talk” Time, Space, & Light, for groups and receptions including: the Dallas AIA, Dallas Architecture Forum, and Friends of Architecture Rachofsky House, Dallas, TX, August 4-September 7

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2001 “Mathematical Skins: Structure/Form” (Moderator) ACSA Annual Technology Conference University of Texas at Austin, July

“Gallery Talk”

2x2: Recent Work (with Juan Miró), Mebane Gallery University of Texas at Austin, October

1999 “Design Process: Preliminary Designs for the Omaha Tribal Center,”

Nebraska Union University of Nebraska-Lincoln, July

“The Modern Vision of Gehry” (Lecturer and Panelist) Modernist Vision symposium, University of Texas at Austin, April

1998 “The Modern Vision of Gehry” TSA/AIA Annual Convention (attended but not presented) Austin, September

1997 “Challenges of Construction & Design Integration” School of Architecture, Tulane University New Orleans, April

“Bracketing Space” College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan Ann Arbor, April

“Contextualism of the Great Plains” College of Architecture, University of Arizona Tucson, April “Challenges of Construction & Design Integration” School of Architecture, Washington University St. Louis, May

Film & Television: 2002 KETV Omaha, Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center design presentation, Gerald Ford Center, Omaha, February 7 2001 Appearance in Constructive Madness, a documentary film by Jeff Kipnis, Thomas Ball, and Brian Neff, about Frank Gehry’s work on the unbuilt Peter Lewis residence, an Ohio State University and Telos Production.

1999 KLNR Lincoln, design process of the Omaha Tribal Interpretive Center, Nebraska Union, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, July 23

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Grants: 2014 Rome Prize in Architecture 2014-2015 American Academy in Rome

11-month residency $28,000 stipend plus room and board (see Awards) 2013 Faculty Research Assignment 2012-2013 Adaptive Affordability: A New Housing Prototype Research leave for Spring 2013 University of Texas at Austin 2 FRAs awarded each year from the School of Architecture

2011 Faculty Travel Grant, to attend 1st Annual International Conference on Construction

June 20-23, Athens, Greece (forthcoming)

2010 Faculty Travel Grant, to attend Eco-Architecture International Conference La Coruna, Spain, April

2009 Faculty Travel Grant, to attend EF Energy Forum: Solar Architecture & Urban Planning

Conference Bressanone, Italy, December

2002 Summer Research Assignment Grant, University of Texas at Austin, for “Redefining

Controlling Geometries in Architecture” Development of new design techniques involving interaction of drawing and digital

technologies resulting in the Progressive Architecture Award (see awards) 2001 Faculty Travel Grant, To attend Boston Society of Architects Convention in Boston, MA to

receive a design Citation for the Voboril Residence

TEACHING: Courses:

2014, 2016 Arc 385N Construction IV (Graduate, core course)

2010-2012 Spring Semester

2014 Arc 393/394 Vertical Studio (Graduate, core course) 2011-2012, C/D Spring Semesters 2006-2008

2015 Arc 368/388R Design Logics: Projection + Proportion in Architecture

Lar 381 Fall Semester

2011-2014 Arc 351/381R Geometry in Architecture Fall Semester

2008-2010 Arc 351/381R Advanced Descriptive Geometries

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2005-2006 Fall Semesters 2016 Arc 560T/695 Advanced Design Tech-Comm 2003-2014 (Undergraduate, Graduate-required)

Fall ‘05-13, Fall ’15, Spring 16’, Spring ‘05, Fall ’03 2010, 2002 Arc 560R Advanced Design (Undergraduate/Graduate, required)

Spring ‘10Fall Semester ‘02

2006-2009 Arc 435L/ Construction IV (Undergraduate/Graduate, core course) Arc 385N Spring Semesters

2009 Ari/Arc 310 Design I (Undergraduate, core course)

1996-2001 K/L Spring ‘09

2007 S386M Wuerzburg Workshop-Germany Summer Semester

1997-2005 Arc 311L Visual Communication II (Undergraduate, core course) Spring Semesters

1997-2005 Arc 435K/ Construction III (Undergraduate/Graduate, core course) Arc 385M Fall Semesters

2004 Arc 601 Advanced Design (Undergraduate, Graduate-required) Rice School of Architecture, Fall ‘04

1997-2003 Arc 530T Design V (Undergraduate, required) Spring Semesters 1997 Arc 320K Design III (Undergraduate, core course) Spring Semester

Independent Study Courses:

2010, 2006, Arc 689 Research in Architecture, Spring 2000 2010 Arc 697 Master’s Design Studio, Spring 2002 Arc 389 Architectural Research, Spring

2006 Arc 379 Architectural Research, Spring and Fall

2007, 2000 Arc S379 Architectural Research, Summer 2000 Arc 579 Architectural Research, Spring

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Thesis Committee 2010 MDS, Jean Pierre Trou

2004 Xiao Zhang

Student Awards: 2015 Honor Award, 2015 Fort Worth AIA Student Design Awards

Amy MacDonnald and Alex Warr (’15) Timber in the City Project completed in Tech-Comm Adv Design Studio 2015

2013 Honor Award, 2013 Fort Worth AIA Student Design Awards

Nicholas Steshyn and Kevin Kinsey Iniut Art Gallery and Learning Center Annex Project completed in Tech-Comm Adv Design Studio 2012

2012 AZURE Magazine AZ AWARDS, 1 of 4 Finalists, Best Student Project

Garrett Jones and CJ MacQuarrie, for their Airport City project Project Completed in TechComm Adv Design Studio Fall 2011 60 finalists from 621 submissions from 30 countries

2011 TSA (Texas AIA) Unbuilt Design Awards

Andrew Bell and Noah Marciniak Living Module Deployable Housing, Project Completed in Tech-Comm Adv Design Studio Fall 2009

2007-13 UTSOA Student Design Excellence Awards Amy MacDonnald and Alex Warr (’15)

Jeffery Blocksidge and Anna Katsios (’13) Kevin Kinsey and Nick Steshyn (’12) Conner Bryan and Michael Beene (‘11) Katherine Cahir and Beau Frail (’10) Cory Dear and James Deering (’09) Allison Hu (‘08) Merrill Eng and Dan Bui (’07)

Presentations for Other Courses: 2004 “Designing for the Omaha”, Designing for Human Behavior Course,

for Nancy Kwallek, Spring

2002 “Designing for the Omaha Tribe”, Design III, for Professor Udovicki-Selb, Fall 2001 “Structures,” Design I Lecture Series, Fall 2000 “Current Work,” Design III Lecture Series, Fall

“The Sound Building Experience,” Design IV Studios, Spring

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1999 “Design Process: A Comparison of Process in the Work of Michael Graves 1998 and Frank O. Gehry,” Seminar, for Senior Lecturer Milovanovic, Spring Invited Guest Critic: 2014 University of Texas at San Antonio, Final Thesis Reviews, Spring 2013 University of Las Vegas, Final Reviews, Fall

Rice University, Final Reviews, Spring 2011 Rice University, Final Reviews, Spring

2010 Texas Tech, Final Reviews, Fall

2008 Rice University, Final Reviews, Fall University of Wisconsin, Online Final Reviews, Fall

2007 Rice University, Final Reviews, Fall

University of Arkansas, Final Reviews, Spring

2006 University of Michigan, Thesis Reviews, Spring Rice University, Final Reviews, Spring,

2005 Rice University, Final Reviews, Fall

2004 University of Michigan, Thesis Reviews, Spring Rice University, Final Reviews, Spring,

Mid-term Thesis Reviews, Fall

2003-1998 Rice University, Final Reviews, Spring and Fall

2000 Texas A&M, Mid-Term and Final Reviews, Fall

1998 Texas A&M, Final Reviews, Fall 1997 University of Michigan, Final Reviews, Spring University of Arizona, Spring 1996 University of Nebraska – Lincoln, Final Reviews, Fall 1993 Southern California Institute of Architecture, Final Reviews, Spring 1992 University of Southern California, Final Reviews, Fall

Other Teaching Activities:

2005-2010 Technical Curriculum Development Leadership in development of restructuring of construction courses that has resulted in material and course developments and shifts within the sequence.

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2009-10 Solar Decathlon Submission, Washington, D.C. Pre-Design phase which resulted in a schematic prior to design development in Fall ’09 and Spring ’10 for the 2011 DOE submission

with Michael Garrison, Atlia Novoselac and UTSOA student teams.

1997-2008 Design VI, Sound building Desk Reviewer throughout the semester to assist in technical and structural development of student studio projects (average about 60 desk reviews per semester).

SERVICE Service to the School of Architecture:

2014 UTSOA Design Excellence Award Jury Member

Student Awards Fall 2013 Energy (Ex)Change International Symposium UTSOA for Fall’13 Advisory board member, 2012-13

2009-2011 Latitudes Symposium, UTSOA, April 2-3 2009, April 1-2, 2010, March 31-April 1 2011 Organizing committee member, host panel participants.

2009 Meadows Grant Review Panel

Reviewed applications for the Meadows Grant, SOA, Spring ‘09 Faculty Presentation Open House for prospective graduate students in architecture and landscape architecture, UTSOA, March 27

2008 Advisory Council Presentation, Preparation and Presentation of Architectural Drawings in appreciation for Michael McCall’s service as the AC Chair (2006-2008)

2006-08 Advisory Council Faculty Representative 2006 Jury Member, Francisco Arumi-Noe Memorial Sundial Competition

2000-present Graduate Admission Application and Portfolio Reviews

2002 Homes Tour of Dallas, Friends of Architecture

Provided commentary of projects on the tour (with Larry Doll), Dallas, September

2000 NAAB Accreditation

Exhibit of Student Work (Assisted Andrew Vernooy) Mebane Gallery, February 7-10

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1999 Parent’s Day Address Led a discussion about culture and practice, curriculum, opportunities at the School, and the studio experience, Fall

1997 Student Work Exhibition

Collected and curated exemplary student projects for 1996-97 school year Mebane Gallery, Spring

Committee Participation:

2004-present Member, Executive Committee (off 2012-13 due to FRA leave, Spring ’14) 2004-12 Performance Evaluation sub-committee 2005-06

Faculty Scoring System sub-committee 2008-09

2004-present Member, Architecture Graduate Studies Advisory Committee 2010-2011 Chair, Sustainable Building, Technology, Design & Integration Search Committee 1997-present Member, Architecture Graduate Studies Committee 2015-present Chair

2003-04 Member, Faculty Design Search Committee

Member, Landscape Search Committee

2002-03 Member, Faculty Design Search Committee

2001-03 Member, Budget Council (elected assistant professor representative) 2001-02 Member, Events Committee

Member, Faculty Design Search Committee

1998-99 Member, Faculty Interior Design Search Committee 1997-2003 Member, Undergraduate Studies Committee Member, Undergraduate/Architecture Curriculum Committee 1997-98 Member, Interior Design Curriculum Committee

Member, Scholarship Committee Advising:

2002-04 Third Year Portfolio Workshop, Introduction to the students of the Design V review process, issues and techniques to be considered for their cumulative portfolio submitted for faculty review , Fall

2001-present Participant, Vertical Portfolio Reviews Review of graduate students to determine placement in upper level studios

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2000-present Advisor, determine graduate student placement within the construction/structures sequence, advising of graduates with prior engineering coursework

1997-2008 Participant, Undergraduate Sound Building Reviews

Review of third year students to evaluate advancement into the upper level studios

1997-present General advising, desk critiques for students in other studios, job placements, letters of recommendation

2000-2003 Coordinator, Arc 530 T Design V (Sound Building) Work with supporting coursework instructors and design instructors to establish schedules, requirements, and structure student exhibition and selection process of Sound Building with Distinction Honors Additional:

2000 UT Interactive Exhibited professional work University of Texas at Austin

1997-2002 Participant, faculty presentations and assisted in school tours and studio reviews by

members of the advisory council Service to the University: 2007-08 Member, Joint Architecture/Engineering Cluster Hire Design Search Committee

2006-07 Member, Joint Architecture/Engineering Cluster Hire Design Search Committee 2000 Explore UT, Coordinator for the School of Architecture

Solicited and organized exhibits, workshops, lectures, and attended university committee meetings for the university-wide open house, March

Service to the City: 2009 Austin Energy Presentation

“Construction Waste Management”, lecture for the Austin Green Builder Program at the Home Builder Association of Greater Austin, March 24

Service to the State: 2011 Juror, Texas Masonry Council, selected Texas Masonry design award winners for

masonry design in the state, Austin AIA headquarters, Austin, TX July 14

Review Tenure Case, College of Architecture, Texas Tech University, Fall 2011

2009 Lectures to Dallas AIA, on UR22 on Nov. 4-5, and 2 daily lectures to public in conjunction with AIA Dallas Home Tour, Dallas, TX Nov 8-9,

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2007 Dallas Architecture Forum tour of Urban Reserve, on site presentation of UR22, demonstrating the design process and sustainability issues of the project.

Dallas, TX, October 6

2006 Advisor , Joint Overlap Task Force of the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners and the Texas Board of Professional Engineers to establish the boundaries and overlaps between the professions

2000 Student Charrette, UT faculty representative

Attended and provided logistical coordination of equipment, supplies, meals, lodging, and solicited SOA alumni and students for participation in TSA/AIA Annual Convention, San Antonio, September

Service to the Nation:

2014 “Driven By Design” architectural tour, curated by Architectural Digest. Cities included Chicago, New York, Dallas, Miami, and Los Angeles. “Exclusive tour of the city’s most dynamic public and private spaces”. 2015 GM Escalades chauffeured 100 guests in to four stops in Dallas; one of which included UR22 by Vincent Snyder Architects and One Vanguard Way by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects. Dallas, TX, October 24-25, 2015

Review Tenure Case, Department of Architecture, University of California, Berkley, Spring

2012 Nebraska AIA Awards Program (Invited Juror) 2011 Review Tenure Case, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture + Urban

Planning, The University of Michigan, Fall Review Tenure Case, Texas Tech University College of Architecture, Fall

2009 National ACSA Conference Reviewer,

“Design Research in the Studio Context” for selection to the 97th Annual National Conference in Portland, Oregon, March

2008 National ACSA Conference Reviewer,

Reviewed studio content in the format of posters in the category “Design Research in the Studio Context” for selection to the National Conference in Houston, TX, March 2008

2007 Review Tenure Case, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning, The University of Michigan, Fall

Review Tenure Case, University of Arizona, Fall

2004 Review Tenure Case, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture + Urban

Planning, The University of Michigan, Fall

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2003 The University of Michigan Spring Break Internship Program (Host Firm) February 24-28

2001 ACSA Annual Technology Conference,

Organizational committee member & paper reviewer University of Texas at Austin, July 13-16

1996-present Omaha Tribe of Nebraska

(listed as staff member of the OTHRP-Omaha Tribal Historical Research Project) Pro bono design work, project team structuring, advising, fund raising organization, grant writing assistance, and annual summer meeting participant.

Service to the International Community: 2014 Referee, Project Proposal: “Biodiversity, human well-being and ecosystem services in

multifunctional urban spaces“ For The International Graduate School for Science and Engineerig (IGSSE), Technische Universität München (TUM), Germany

2003 Cemex Mexican National Awards Program, (Invited International Juror)

Cancun, July