P E G G Y  D E A M E R

149 Franklin Street
New York, New York  10013
(212) 925-4564

E D U C A T I O N

Ph.D., Architecture History, Criticism, and Theory,  Princeton University	1988

M.A., Architecture History, Criticism, and Theory,  Princeton University	1983

B.Arch., The Cooper Union, New York City	1977

B.A., Philosophy, Oberlin College, Ohio	1972

T E A C H I N G

Director of Advanced Studies, Yale University	1995-present

Program Director, Architecture, Barnard College	1992-1996

Visiting Professor/Lecturer, Yale University	1991-1994

Lecturer, Parsons School of Design	1991-1993

Lecturer, Princeton University	1990-1991

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Columbia University	1983-1990

Lecturer, Ohio State University	1984, 1986

Visiting Instructor, Carleton University, Ottawa	1985

Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky	1979-1981

Visiting Instructor, The Cooper Union	1978

W O R K  E X P E R I E N C E

Deamer + Phillips, Architecture	1986-present
Partner

Peggy Deamer, Design	1981-1986
Principal

Pasanella & Klein	1978-1979
Designer, Project Architect

Dept. of Planning and Development, Trenton, NJ	1977-1978
Designer

The Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies	1973-1974
Intern and Editor	

A W A R D S  &  G R A N T S

Winner, Pier 40 Competition	1998
Van Alen Institute and Community Board 2

The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts			1997
for Yale School of Architecture MED Symposium and Newsletter

Winner, Tucker Building Stone Architectural Award	1994

“Emerging Voices” Honoree	1993
Architectural League, New York

Interiors Award	1991
The American Institute of Architects, New York Chapter

NYSCA Individual Project Grant	1990

University of Kentucky Faculty Research Fellowship	1981

Henry Adams Medal and Certificate of Achievement	1977
The American Institute of Architects

B O A R D S  /  S E L E C T I O N  P A N E L S

Boardmember, Storefront for Art and Architecture	1997-present

Chair, Perspecta Board of Advisors	1997-1999
Yale University

Design Editor	1996-1999
Journal of Architectural Education

Editorial Board Member	1994-1999
Journal of Architectural Education

Member Board of Advisors	1993-1998
New York Foundation for the Arts

Jury Chair,  “Environment 3”	1993
AIAS National Competition

Grant Selection Panelists	1991
New York Foundation for the Arts

L E C T U R E S / S Y M P O S I A

Perspecta 50th Anniversary Symposium, Respondent	February 2000
Yale University

Association of Yale Alumni, Redpath Seminar:  “The Making of Modern L.A.”	 October1999
“East Coast, West Coast All Around the Town”
MOCA, Los Angeles

Deamer + Phillips: Residential Projects	1999
Museum of the City of New York

The New Museum of Contemporary Art and Architecture/	1999
The Architectural League of New York Roundtable Panelist
“Art and Architecture:  Resonance and Reverberation”
Great Hall, Cooper Union

“Work Detail,” Deamer + Phillips	1992-present
Columbia, NYIT, Yale, Rice, University of Calgary, Ohio State

“MED: A Critical Analysis,” Organizer and Moderator	1998
Yale University: Master of Environmental Design Program

“Theory as a Spatial Practice”	1997
Storefront for Architecture

“House Rules,” Moderator	1997
Parsons School of Design

Urban Design Workshop Symposium	1996
Yale University

“Ego/Authorship” Symposium, Organizer and Moderator	1996
Yale University

The Architectural League of New York Roundtable Panelist	1996
The Sex of Architecture

Theory/Design Panel	1995
Harvard University

“Figure This Out,” Figuration in Architecture Theory	1992-1995
Pratt, Iowa State, Yale University, University of Kentucky

 “Change in the Arts: The Architecture of the 60’s”	1993
Pratt Symposium

“Theory and Practice in Contemporary Architecture: John Hejduk”	1992
Canadian Centre for Architecture

“Adrian Stokes: Form and (Dis)Content”	1992
Princeton University

“Michael Graves: Body Builder,” Thinking the Present	1989
Harvard University

Conference on Architectural Theory (respondent)	1988
Chicago Institute for Architecture and Urbanism

“The Architecture of Ludwig Wittgenstein”	1980,1986
University of Kentucky, Temple University

“Ut Architectura Poesis”	1985
Carleton University

P U B L I C A T I O N S
W R I T I N G S:

“Detail and the Ideology of Production”	forthcoming
Praxis: Detail, Issue 1, volume 1

“The Spatial Legacy of the New York Five”	forthcoming
Perspecta 32: (Re)Surfacing Modernism

“Heinrich Wolfflin: Form and (Dis)Content”	forthcoming
Alan Colquhoun Festschrift

Review of “The Work of Daniel Libeskind – Two Museums and a Garden”	Winter 2000
Yale Constructs

“Design Pedagogy: Temporality”	Nov 1999
JAE, vol. 53, no. 2

“Works of Michael Silver – Introduction”	Oct 1999
A+U, no. 349	

“Temporality: Design/Build Projects”	Sept 1999
JAE, vol. 53, no. 1

“The ‘Lightening Field’ Studio”	Winter 1999	
Yale Constructs, vol. 1, no. 1

Review of Michael Hay’s Architecture Theory:1968-present	Sept. 1998
Newsline

“Detail as the Generator of Design”	May 1998
JAE, vol. 51, no. 4

“The Everyday and the Utopian”	1997
The Architecture of the Everyday, Berke, Harris, eds.	
(New York: Princeton Architectural Press)

“Me, Myself, and I”	1996
Hejduk’s Chronotope, Hays, ed.
 (New York: Princeton Architectural Press)

“Charles Gwathmey: (De)Formalist”	June 1995
Charles Gwathmey, ANY Magazine

“Formalism”	June 1994
Form Work: Colin Rowe, ANY Magazine

“Adrian Stokes: Form and (Dis)Content”	1993
NYSCA Individual Projects, ed. Dollens
(New York: Princeton Architectural Press)

“Schumacher on Terragni and Leet on Albini”	Winter1993
Design Book Review 27

“James Stewart Polshek: Context and Responsibility”	1991	
Design Book Review 20

“Subject/Object/Text”	1991
Drawing/Building/Text, Kahn, ed.
(New York: Princeton Architectural Press)

“Michael Graves: Body Builder”	1990
Thinking the Present: The Last Twelve Years of American Architecture, Hays ed.
(New York: Princeton Architectural Press)

“Inside Out: Adrian Stokes and Corporeal Criticism”	1988
Architecture and Body, Marble et al, eds.
(New York: Rizzoli)

“Peter Eisenman: Fin d’Ou T HouS and the Ohio State Competition”	Spring 1987
Design Book Review 12

“Adrian Stokes and Critical Vision”	Feb 1987
Assemblage 2

“Peter Wilson: Bridge Buildings and the Shipshape”	Winter 1986
Design Book Review 8

“Coop Himmelblau: Architecture Is Now”	Winter 1986
Design Book Review 8

Ritual: The Princeton Journal I, Associate Editor	1983
(New York: Princeton Architectural Press)

P R O J E C T S:

Riverhouse Apartment	Forthcoming
House and Garden	September 2000

Pier 40	Spring  1999
“Parking at Pier 40,” Gould
Competitons

Pier 40	March 1999
“Pier Pressure: Design by Collage,” Gould
Van Alen Report: Community Property

Sagaponack House	April 1999
“Shaker Kitchen in Long Island,” McGillick
Elle Cuisine

“Deamer + Phillips: 	Winter 1999
Works/Detail,” Griff		
Yale Constructs, vol. 1, no. 1

“In the Galleries:	Dec 1997
Deamer + Phillips at Parsons,” Merkel
Oculus

Sagaponack House
“Shaker-shaped,” Ypma	July 1998
World of Interiors

Sagaponack House
“Scene for All Seasons,” Viladas	Jan 11, 1998
New York Times Magazine

Wenham House	1997
Stone Built, Goff
(New York: Monacelli Press, Inc.)

Sagaponack House	1997
American Country, Ypma
(New York: Stewart, Tabori, Chang)

Sagaponack House	May 1997
“Unassuming Manor,” Urbach
Interior Design

Wenham House	Feb 5, 1996
“A Stone Genius,” Campbell
Boston Globe, At Home	
	
Sagaonack House	Oct 15, 1995
“Lines of Modernity,” Oliver
New York Times Magazine, Home Design: In the Well-Made Place

Wenham House	July 1995
Progressive Architecture

Sagaponack House	May 1995
Casa Vogue

Park Avenue Penthouse	Feb 1993
Bauwelt 7/6

Park Avenue Penthouse	1993
Nomadic Architecture, Dollens 
(New York: Site Publications)

Prospect Heights Project	1992
New Schools for New York, Architectural League, ed.
(New York: Princeton Architectural Press)

Sagaponack House	July 23, 1992
“Home Sweet Village,” Slesin
New York Times

Park Avenue Penthouse	Jan 1991
“The Last Detail,” Mundy
House and Garden

Park Avenue Penthouse	Dec 1990
“Supported in Detail,” Arcidi
Progressive Architecture

Prospect Heights Project	May 27, 1990
“And the Winning School is - Smaller,” Goldberger
New York Times

Cooper Union Thesis	1988
“Manhattan: Decay and Regeneration”
Education of an Architect

“Ut Architectura Poesis”	1985
Detail (catalogue)

Hearth Project	1983
Ritual: The Princeton Journal 1
(Princeton: Princeton Architectural Press)

Cooper Union Thesis	1981
“Manhattan: Decay and Regeneration”
Lotus International 27

E X H I B I T I O N S

Yale University, Deamer + Phillips, “Work:detail”			April 1999

Parsons School of Design, Deamer + Phillips, “Work:detail”			Oct 1997

Yale University, Faculty Show			Sept 1997

Yale University, Faculty Show			Jan 1993

Yale University, Faculty  Show			Nov 1991

New York Chapter AIA Awards			April 1991 
New York Historical Society  

"New Schools for New York"			Feb1990
The Architectural League, New York