awards & exhibits
publications
teaching experience
project list
photo credits


 




2004

Shelter and Beyond Exhibition
featuring I-Beam Design's "Pallet House" solution for transitional refugee housing on display at the Boston Architectural Center, Boston, MA.


2003

LEF Foundation Grant
to develop and build refugee housing prototypes based on ideas initiated during the competition for transitional refugee housing organized by Architecture for
Humanity in 1999.


2002

New York State Council on the Arts Grant
{ in the Architecture, Planning and Design Program}
to develop and build refugee housing prototypes based on ideas inititated during the competition for transitional refugee housing organized by Architecture for
Humanity 1999.


2000

7th International Architecture Biennale  -   Venice, Italy
Theme: LESS AESTHETICS, MORE ETHICS Projects featured in catalog and on-line exhibit include I-Beam Design's winning entry for the redesign of Lt. Petrosino Park, New York, NY and, "notable entry" for the design of Transitional Refugee Housing, Kosovo.

http://194.185.28.38/gb/expo.html
http://194.185.28.38/it/expoingp.html

I-BEAM DESIGN with SITE Environmental Design
Milano 2001, III Millennium Project
{ for Piazza Duca D'Aosta Competition Entry }
Proposal for a luminous landmark and integrated millennium park in front of Milan's main train station. Competition entry exhibited at The Palazzo Marino - Galleria Vittorio Emanuele Secondo, Milan

http://www.arcadata.it/service/milano2001/2001_it.htm

TKTS2K Ticket Booth - Times Square, New York, NY
Competition Entry exhibited at The Urban Center, New York

http://www.vanalen.org/competitions/tkts2k/site.htm


1999

Transitional Refugee Housing,
Architecture for Humanity (Competition Entry) - Kosovo

Received "Notable Entry" award for project to design affordable transitional housing for the returning Kosovar refugees and other victims of war and natural disaster.

http://www.vanalen.org/exhibits/arch_for_humanity.htm


1996

Lt. Petrosino Park Design Competition
Received "Winning" project award for the redesign of an existing 7000 square foot park to create a hanging garden connecting the park with the surrounding neighborhoods.
The project was published in numerous newspapers and magazines including The New York Times and Architecture Magazine and was exhibited at The Storefront For Art and Architecture. New York, N.Y.



AZIN VALY


1995

The Kwangju Biennale - Kwangju, Korea
Exhibition of a short experimental video, "The Blind Owl", by Azin Valy at the first Kwangju Biennale, curated by Nam June Paik.



1992

Il Palarch International Competition - Florence, Italy
Fourth place award in creative use of clay in architecture




SUZAN WINES


1995

Residuals Project, Steirischer Herbst Arts Festival - Graz, Austria
Concept, Design and Construction of interactive video installation about the dynamic between public and private space in New York City. Sponsored by the Haus der Architektur.