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A CADEMIC
QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor of Architecture, Miami University
Y EARS
EXPERIENCE
Forty-seven years experience and licensed architect in
Michigan, New York, Indiana, Colorado, Oklahoma, Ohio, West
Virginia, Florida and Pennsylvania. NCARB Certified as well
as a certified Historic Architect with 105 national
projects.
T HEATRE
EXPERIENCE
Calumet Opera House, Architectural Consultation
Civic Theater Preservation Analysis and Adaptive Reuse Plan
Crump Theater Overview Analysis
Detroit Intstitute of Arts Auditorium
Fox Theater
Frauenthal Performing Arts Center
"MI Theater", Master Plan
Fulton Opera House Restoration
Howell Opera House
Howell Theatre Preservation Analysis
KeithAlbee Theater Preservation Analysis and Plan
Kellogg Auditorium Adaptive Reuse Analysis
Lebowsky Center Master Plan "Capitol Theater"
Marygrove College Theatre
Masonic Temple Master Plan
Morris Performing Arts Center
Polk Theater Preservation Analysis
Ritz Theatre Preservation Analysis & Feasibility Study
Strand Theater, Master Plan
Tibbits Opera House, Restoration Master Plan
Traverse City Opera House Restoration Plan
Wheeler Opera House Restoration
Wyandotte Theatre Overview Analysis
HONORS
& AWARDS
AIA Student Medal
Fellow, The American Institute of Architects
Gold Medal Recipient|AIA Detroit
Gold Medal Recipient|AIA Michigan
Lifetime Achievement Award
Michigan Historic Preservation Network
Phi Eta Sigma Scholastic Honors
ASSOCIATIONS
& APPOINTMENTS
AIA Michigan & AIA Detroit
AIA Urban Design Committee, Former Member
Association for Preservation Technology
Beaubien House Restoration Committee, Former Member
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Foundation
Franklin Village Historic District Commission, Former
Member
Friends of the Capitol (President 1985 & 1986)
Gabriel Richard Historical Society Board Member
League of Historic American Theaters
MI Historic Preservation Review Board, Former Member
Taliesin Foundation
Wayne County Commission on Art & History |
For the past 25 years
Ed has been a Principal in Charge for work in historic
preservation, adaptive reuse, feasibility studies and
programming. Ed arranges intensive on-site programming
efforts. Through user meetings, interviews, and an
interactive gaming process, he thoroughly determines all of
a client’s goals and needs at the outset. His historic
preservation expertise ranges from historic structures
analysis to exacting restoration. He has worked on scores of
historic theaters and landmark structures nationwide
including, most recently, the Fulton Opera House in
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the oldest continually operating
theater in the United States and recipient of the 1996
United States Institute for Theater Technology International
Merit Award. Ed has served as President of the Friends of
the Capitol and as a leader in Michigan’s successful
restoration of the State Capitol Building. He served 10
years on the State of Michigan Historic Preservation Board,
11 years on the Franklin Village Historic Commission, is an
AIA Detroit and Michigan Gold Medal recipient, and member of
the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows.
L ECTURER
Andrews University
Lawrence Technological University
Michigan Technological University
University of Detroit
University of Michigan
University of Scranton
S PEAKER
AIA Michigan
American Institute of Architects
Community Organizations
Designers Lighting Forum
Michigan Humanities Council
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Ohio Society of Architects
Toledo and Akron Chapters of the
Ohio Society of Architects
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