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NAME |
James Murray Howard, PhD, FAIA, Curator and
Architect for the Academical Village, Kenan-Lewis Fellow in Historic
Preservation |
Lecturer in Architecture |
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TEACHING
AREA |
Architecture,
Historic Preservation |
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EDUCATION |
1982,
PhD, History of Art and Architecture 1977,
Master of Architecture 1971,
Bachelor of Architecture |
University
of Ilinois University
of Illinois Auburn
University |
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REGISTRATION |
Registered
Architect, Virginia (since 1975) |
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TEACHING
AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE |
University
of Virginia, Lecturer, School of Architecture University
of Illinois, Versailles Architecture Program Mount
Vernon College, Washington DC |
1984-Present 1979-1981/6 1974-1976 |
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PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE |
Guest
Lecturer, Government of Japan, Tokyo Lecturer,
ICOMOS, Toronto Architect
and Curator for the Academical Village, University of Virginia Private
Architectural Practice, United States and France |
1997 1986 1982-Present 1972-Present |
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ACADEMIC
AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS |
Kenan-Lewis
Fellow in Historic Architecture AIA
College of Fellows AIA
National Institute Honor Award Virginia
Society AIA Preservation Award APVA
Citations James
C. White Award, University of Illinois Rexford
Newcomb Prize, University of Illinois AIA
School Medal |
2000 1996 1995 1994 1988/2002 1978 1977 1971 |
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PUBLICATIONS (Recent/selected) |
“Thomas Jefferson and the University of
Virginia: Maintaining the Vision” (article in VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH MAGAZINE,
The Virginia Library, Richmond “James Murray Howard: Curator of a Living
Museum” (article in ALBERMARLE MAGAZINE, Charlottesville) “The Academical Village Today” (museum
catalogue essay in THOMAS JEFFERSON’S ACADEMICAL VILLAGE: The Creation of an
Architectural Masterpiece, University of Virginia, Charlottesville) “La gestion du village acadèmique Thomas
Jefferson à l’universitè de Virginie” (essay in LES QUATRIEMES ENTRETIENS DU
PATRIMOINE, French Ministry of Cultire, Paris) |
Winter
2002 Oct/Nov
1996 1993 1992 |
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RESEARCH
& CREATIVE WORK (Recent/selected) |
Now
beginning a 3-year book contract with John Wiley & Sons/London on the
subject of blending new architecture with old settings Continuing
research since 1983 of history and building fabric on Jefferson’s Academical
Village |
2002-2005 1983-Present |
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SERVICE (selected) |
National
Conference Organizer for Association for Preservation Technology
International AIA
Representative to National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural
Property Albermarle
County Historic Review Council Bayly
Museum Volunteer Board |
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