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A Chapter of The American Institute of Architects August 27, 2009 2010 Board of Directors Nominations The following individuals have been nominated for the position of President-Elect for the 2010 -2011 term:

1. Frederick Koenig 2. Edward McGraw 3. Toby Nadel

The following individuals have been nominated for the position of Membership Director for the 2010-2012 term:

1. Jessica Haas 2. Michael LaMontagne 3. Jeffrey Pawlowski

Please review the enclosed information supporting each candidates’ nomination. AIA CNY Nomination Committee: Peter Sorber, AIA – President-Elect Joseph Piraino, AIA – Past-President Stephanie Wright, AIA – Secretary Nicolette Feldser, Assoc. AIA

AIA/CNY Chapter - Architects Resource Center Historic State Tower Building, Store 11 109 S. Warren Street, Syracuse, NY, 13202 Phone (315)475-8563 Fax (315)475-8563


A Chapter of The American Institute of Architects

Frederick Koenig

President-Elect


Nominations Committee, AIA CNY I would like to be considered for the committee chair position of President “elect” for the AIA CNY chapter. I was born and raised in the Syracuse suburbs and have been a resident of New York my whole life. I moved to Clemson, South Carolina for two and a half years while in college, and moved back to Syracuse due to my belief that Syracuse is a great place to live and raise a family. My belief is Upstate New York has an important value to New York State. Upstate New York can grow and prosper with the proper input from the local AIA. I believe we as Architects should be in the forefront of the area master planning and exploring solutions for healthy growth and development. Being in my mid-thirties, I am one of the few individuals from my age group who has remained to stay in this area and contribute to the local community. Below is a history of my professional background for your reference. Thank you for your consideration and I look forward to working with all of you to further advance our professional presence in upstate New York. Best Regards, Frederick J Koenig, AIA, CSI SWBR Architects 4914 West Genesee Street Camillus, NY 13031-2375 315-488-5635 315-529-5058 cell [email protected] Home address: 143 Lake Street Chittenango, NY 13037 [email protected] Professional Experience: SWBR Architects – Syracuse – Project Manager 04/09 to present William Taylor Architects – Senior Architect 09/99 to 03/09 Sear-Brown Group - Architectural Designer 10/96 to 09/99 Sole Proprietor under Koenig Architect 08/08 to present Licensed in State of New York since 01/07 #031617 AIA #30371693 USGBC Member Adopter of 2030 Challenge – Individual CSI Madison County Habitat for Humanity Compassion Connection Food Pantry volunteer Clemson University – BS in Design (96) SUNY Delhi – AAS in Architectural Technology (94)

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Edward McGraw

President-Elect




Toby Nadel

President-Elect


Nominations Committee, AIA CNY I would like to be considered for this nomination to the CNY AIA Board as President-Elect for a few simple reasons: 1. My long experience with various qualities of AIA practice about the country over the past 40 years should be shard in a learning way with my fellow Architects. My experiences, both good and bad are all learning experiences, it is better to learn from problems by others, than reinventing this (unnecessary) wheel. 2. The AIA needs strengthening from the larger firms, who will be contacted by me or my staff in this regard - in earlier years, the elders in the larger firms (Harry and Curtis King in my experience), not only attended the AIA chapter meetings but encouraged their younger newer staff to join them at the meetings. 3. While it is tempting to talk about the AIA as unnecessary, or outdated, or out-of-touch with the modern practitioner, it is only through such a professional organization that professionalism 'grows' to the public at large. Real or imaginary ills of the profession are best dealt within the group, whereby we all benefit. 4. I believe that it is once again time for me to be active at a level where I believe I can make a difference. Thank you,

Toby Nadel, AIA Emeritus Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt, P.C. 5710 Commons Park Drive East Syracuse, NY 13057-9581 (315) 446-9201

5710 Commons Park DriveEast Syracuse, New York 13057

Klepper, Hahn & HyattSTRUCTURAL ENGINEERING • LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE • BUILDING SCIENCE

Voice: 315.446.9201Fax: 315.446.9205

[email protected]

TOBY NADEL, A.I.A.

Toby Nadel, A.I.A. Emeritus, is the Manager of KHHBuilding Envelope Systems, a Division of Klepper, Hahn& Hyatt. Prior to joining the firm’s professional staff, Mr.Nadel maintained an independent practice for 35 yearsas a roofing and waterproofing systems consultant. As anationally established authority in these specialties, Mr.Nadel has consulted in a number of litigations. He isalso co-inventor of a patented structural unit.

EDUCATION

Rensselaer PolytechnicInstitute - 1956Bachelor of Architecture

REGISTRATION

New York

PROFESSIONALAFFILIATIONS

Emeritus Member, AmericanInstitute of Architects

Member, American Societyfor Testing and Materials

Member, ConstructionSpecifications Institute

Member, RoofingConsultants Institute

Member, Thursday MorningRoundtable, Syracuse University

EMPLOYMENT

2004 to PresentManagerBuilding Envelope SystemsKlepper, Hahn & Hyatt

1969 to 2004PrincipalToby Nadel Architect

1968 to 1969Clark, Clark, Millis, Gilson

1961 to 1968Fisher & Nadel, Architects

1957 to 1961King & King, Architects

PAPERS & PUBLICATIONS

“Successful Reroof Designs” -Metal reroofing system designissues, co-authored with HaroldSimpson, P.E. - MetalArchitecture Magazine,October 1992

“When Raindrops Keep Fallingon Your Roof” - A.I.A. Memo,November 1992

“Roofing vs. Single Plies” -Florida Forum, March 1991

“The 25 Percent Solution” -Roofing Spec Magazine,May 1986

Architect’s Opinion Column -New England Builder,May 1984

“Roof Edge Problems” -Civil Engineering Magazine,August 1983

“All Urethanes Are CreatedEqual” - Roofing SpecMagazine, January 1982

Insulation SelectionNomograms - published by theCentral New York Chapter,American Institute ofArchitects, 1976

“What Is Level?” - ConcreteConstruction, 1975

“Metal Deck Rotation Theory” -ABC Magazine, February 1973

LECTURESAmerican Institute of Architects - State and Local ChaptersAmerican Institute of Steel Construction - Seminars and

lectures in multiple statesMaster Builder of Iowa Convention, Des Moines, IAAssociated General Contractors Association - multiple statesConstruction Specifications Institute lectures - Detroit, MI,

and Syracuse, NYMidwest Roofing Contractor’s Association - conventions in

Omaha, NE, and Colorado Springs, CONew York Producer’s Council - Syracuse, Olean, Rochester,

AlbanyASTM: “NO-PLY - The Wonder Roofing System,”

Phoenix, AZ, December 1995Roofing Industry Education Institute - New York City,

Buffalo, 1996; Beachwood, OH, 1997AISC Serviceability Series - Roof Emponding: Rochester,

Albany, NY; Pittsburgh, PA (begun in 1997)Onondaga Community College - adjunct lecturer

PROJECT EXPERIENCEIncludes roofing analyses, document review andrecommendations, forensic services, constructiondocuments preparation and project administration.

CLIENT SECTORS INCLUDE:STATE, COUNTY AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTINDUSTRIESROOFING MANUFACTURERSHEALTHCARE FACILITIES (hospitals, nursing homes, and

assisted living facilities)COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESSCHOOL DISTRICTSARCHITECTURAL FIRMSBUILDING OWNERSCONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORSLAW FIRMSINSURANCE COMPANIES

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Jessica Haas

Membership Director




Michael LaMontagne

Membership Director


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Jeffrey Pawlowski

Membership Director


8010 Blarney Stone Way Manlius, NY 13104JEFFREY [email protected] 315.720.2191

I am interested in serving as the Membership Director because it binds the two att ributes

I am most passionate about: Architecture and creati ng a bett er Central New York. As

architects, it’s our responsibility to help shape the community both physically and socially

through the work we do. I would work hard to encourage membership with the goal of

increasing awareness about the American Insti tute of architects nati onally, and more

importantly, locally, to promote good design in our community. Through planning the

Celebrati on of Architecture Dinner, I have learned a lot about the organizati on. I am

working effi ciently and rigorously to plan a enjoyable and elegant evening that brings the

Central New York members together. I developed the theme “Foundati ons for the

Future” to celebrate all of the hard work that local members have contributed to our

community and look forward to the work that will come. Working with Steve Kapusniak

also allows for a smooth transiti on and off ers a great mentor to me in order to learn at-

tributes of the role that i might not already know. In the role of Membership Director, I

would endeavor to grow our network of architects and facilitate a dialogue about what

our organizati on can do for the community.

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Interest

8010 Blarney Stone Way Manlius, NY 13104jpawlowski@kingarchcom 315.720.2191

Architectural designer, King + King Architects Syracuse, NY .09 May-Pres Produced constructi on documents for hospital expansion: St. Jospeh’s HospitalAssisted with interior design charett es for hospital expansion: Cortland Regional MedicalProduced documents for design development meeti ngs with the client

Intern Designer, King + King Architects Syracuse, NY .08 May-.09 MayAssisted with schemati c design for hospital additi on: Syracuse Produced constructi on documents for hospital renovati ons: SyracuseResearched planning/sustainability issues: hospital project

Extreme Makeover Home Editi on Geneva, NY .08 FallAssisted with staging of raw materialsSorted Constructi on debris to help achieve LEED pointsPatrolled site to maintain safety

Summer Intern Architect, Payett e Associates Inc. Boston, MA .07 Summer Assisted with schemati c designs for University Buildings: PakistanProduced graphics for “Building Type Basics for Healthcare Faciliti es”Modeled designs for client meeti ngs

Community Design Center Syracuse, NY .07 SpringRedesigned the elevated porti on of Interstate 81 through SyracusePresented to Architects, Common Council, Department of Transportati onResearched alternate routes for the current Interstate

Tutor: Romanesque Art .08 FallManager: School of Architecture Reading Room .06 Spring- .09 Spring Assistant to the Associate Dean: School of Architecture .05 Fall-.08 Fall

Syracuse University School of Architecture Syracuse, NY .09 MayBachelor of Architecture, Dean’s List, GPA 3.4 Thesis: Architecture of Healing: An Integrati on of the SensesVisiti ng Criti c Studio: Stone Soup with Roger Sherman, Julia Czerniak .08 Spring Internati onal Study: Florence, Italy .07 FallAwarded: Alpha Rho Chi Medal for Leadership Service

Nati onal Society of Collegiate Scholars Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society American Insti tute of Architecture Students: Representati ve Architecture Student Organizati on SU University 100, Peer Advisor, Student Liason TeamCo-Chair SU Student Associati on Board of Electi ons and Membership Adobe Suite CS4, MS Offi ce 2007, AutoCAD 2009, VectorWorks 2009, Rhino 4.0

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