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Curriculum vitae
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DAVID M. BREINER, Ph.D. BreinerD@philau.edu School of Architecture and Design Tel 215-951-2597 Philadelphia University Fax 215-951-2110 School House Lane and Henry Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19144 USA
EDUCATION Cornell University, History of Architecture & Urbanism Ph.D., 1994 Dissertation: "Vincenzo Scamozzi, 1548-1616, A Catalogue Raisonné" (Drs. M. Kubelík and M.N. Woods, co-chairs) Cornell University, History of Architecture/Urban Development M.A., 1985 Thesis: "The Public Realm in Vicenza's Civic Core, 12th to 15th Centuries" (Dr. Kubelík, chair) University of Notre Dame, Department of Architecture B.Arch., 1981 Graduated with honors, 1981 Rome Studies Program in Architecture, 1978-79
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Philadelphia College of Textiles & Science 1995-present Associate Professor, Architectural History and Theory COURSES TAUGHT
COLLEGE SERVICE Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (Subcommittees: Teaching and Learning, Study Abroad); Academic Programs Committee; Search Committees: Career Services Director, General Studies faculty; Freshman Advisor, Advising and Counseling Center School of Architecture and Design Personnel Committee; Curriculum Committee; Coordinator of History and Theory courses; Search Committees: Architecture faculty, Interior Design director; Advisor to third-year architecture students Savannah College of Art and Design 1992-93 Professor of Art History COURSES TAUGHT
HONORS AND GRANTS 2001 President's Award for Teaching Excellence, Philadelphia University 2000-01 Faculty Research and Design Grant, Philadelphia University, "Impact of the Textile Industry on the Architecture of Greater Germantown" 1999 National Endowment for the Humanities, "Marvels of Rome" Summer Seminar at the American Academy in Rome 1997 Gladys Kriebel Delmas Foundation Research Grant (for research in Venice) 1989-90 Martin M. McVoy, Jr. Trust Fellowship (for writing part of dissertation) 1986-87 Continuing Humanities Fellowship (for dissertation research in Italy) 1985 Northeast Association of Graduate Schools Fine Arts Prize, Best M.A. Thesis 1984 Robert James Eidlitz Fellowship (for thesis research in Vicenza) 1983 Shreve Endowment Award (for architectural student work)
PUBLICATIONS "George Louis Heins and Christopher Grant LaFarge." Dizionario dell'architettura del XX secolo. Milan: Allemandi, 2001. "75 Years of History at St. Madeleine Sophie Parish." Germantown Crier: A Publication of the Germantown Historical Society. Vol. 50, no. 1 (Spring 2001). "Scamozzi and the Completion of Venice's 'Roman' Face." Constructing Identity: Proceedings of the 86th ACSA Annual Meeting & Technology Conference. Washington, D.C.: Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, 1998 (refereed). Vincenzo Scamozzi (1948-1616): A Catalogue Raisonné. Diss. Cornell Univ., 1994. Book Review of George Hersey and Richard Freedman. Possible Palladian Villas (Plus a Few Instructively Impossible Ones). Cambridge: M.I.T. Press, 1992, for Architronic: The Electronic Journal of Architecture (Summer 1993).
SELECTED DESIGNATION REPORTS PREPARED, LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION (Former) Pepsi-Cola Building, LP-1920 (1995) Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Interior, LP-1774, 1775 (1990) Seagram Building, Lobby, and The Four Seasons, LP-1664, 1665, 1666 (1989) Stone Street Historic District, LP-1938 (1996) Expanded Carnegie Hill Historic District, LP-1834 (1993) team effort Tribeca East and West Historic Districts, LP-1711, 1713 (1991-92) team effort Upper West Side/Central Park West Historic District, LP-1647 (1990) team effort Ladies' Mile Historic District, LP-1609 (1989) team effort
PAPERS FOR ACADEMIC AUDIENCES No Accidental Tourists: The Development of Roman Guidebooks for Cinquecento Architects, Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians, Miami, Florida, June 2000 (refereed session) S. Nicola dei Tolentini e il Duomo di Salisburgo [The Church of St. Nicholas of Tolentine and the Cathedral of Salzburg], 16th Annual International Conference on Architectural History, sponsored by the Andrea Palladio International Center for Architectural Studies, Vicenza, Italy, June 1998 (invited speaker) Scamozzi and the Completion of Venice's 'Roman' Face, History Session, Annual Meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Cleveland, Ohio, March 1998 (refereed session and published in proceedings) Vincenzo Scamozzi and a 'Universal Architecture', Monthly Meeting of local chapters of the Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia, September 1997; New York, February 1998 Vincenzo Scamozzi's Architectural Response to Monastic Reforms, Session on Corporate Identity in European Renaissance and Baroque Architecture, Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians, Baltimore, Maryland, April 1997 (refereed session, national meeting)
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT Landmarks Preservation Commission 1987-92, 1993-95 New York, New York Architectural Historian Prepared designation reports for proposed landmarks and landmark districts; work included archival research, site visits, and photography; presented findings to commissioners at public hearings; consulted with Preservation Department on proposed alterations to landmarks; member, Reinventing Government Committee and Staff Seminar Committee Graduate Summer Intern (1983) Conducted architectural survey, including description, photographic record, and archival research
Martin A. DeSapio, A.I.A. 1985 Flemington, New Jersey Architectural Designer Architectural designer for schematic plans, design development, and construction drawings in residential, commercial, and religious projects in central New Jersey
Madigan-Praeger Division, URS Company 1981-82 New York, New York Architectural Designer Architectural designer for condition surveys of piers and piersheds, rehabilitation studies, and preliminary drawings for industrial reuse of naval terminal in Brooklyn
OTHER LECTURES AND CONSULTING PROJECTS Residential Architecture in Victorian America, lecture at the Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion, Philadelphia (March 2000) Handmade Books in the History of Architecture and Interiors Courses, presentation and exhibit of students' work for the Book Design Workshop and Exhibition, Philadelphia University (January 2000) Tour of East Falls campuses, Philadelphia College of Textiles & Science, for the Philadelphia Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (September 1997) Designation of the Pleasantdale Farm Estate, consultant to the Historic Preservation Commission, Township of West Orange, N.J. (1994) Tribeca's Historic Districts and Individual Landmarks, lecture for the Historic District Tour Project of the Big Apple Greeters, co-sponsored by the Landmarks Preservation Commission (September 1994 Vernacular Architecture, lecture at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Presentation and Roundtable Discussion, Focus on Art History Week (March 1993) Interior restoration of St. Francis Xavier Church, Brooklyn, consultant (1991) Scamozzi and Context, lecture at Oldham & Seltz, architectural firm (Washington, D.C.), professional development series (July 1987)
CURRENT PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES The role of Rome in the education of architects Vincenzo Scamozzi and monastic reforms, Scamozzi's theory, and his cultural context The development of Northwest Philadelphia: Urban housing in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia Chapter, President (2000-02) Society of Architectural Historians Vernacular Architecture Forum National Trust for Historic Preservation Germantown Historical Society American Association of University Professors |
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