RESUME
	
		Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects
	Henry Smith-Miller
		Laurie Hawkinson	
		March, 2000

	HENRY SMITH-MILLER,  A.I.A.
	Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects  LLP
	305 Canal Street, New York, New York  10013
	Telephone:	(212)  966-3875
	Facsimile:	(212)  966-3877
	
	Registered Architect:  New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, California, North Carolina, Virginia, Maine, Colorado, NCARB Certified

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1982-present	Principal, Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects, New York City
1977-1982	Rubin & Smith-Miller, Architects, New York City
1970-1977	Architect, Richard Meier Architect, New York City
1966	Michael Graves Peter Eisenman, Architects, Princeton, NJ
1961-1965	Michael Graves, Architect, Princeton, NJ
	Harrison and Abramovitz, Architects, New York City

EDUCATION

1966-1968	Fulbright Scholar in Architecture, Rome, Italy
1965-1966	Masters in Architecture with Honors, School of Architecture, 
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
1964-1965	School of Architecture, Yale University, New Haven, CT
1960-1964	Bachelor of Arts Degree in Art History and Architecture, 	
Magna cum Laude, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ

AFFILIATIONS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS

1979-	Associate Council, Museum of Modern Art, New York City
1985-	Board of Directors, Creative Time, New York City
1984	Architect for Collaborative project with Mac Addams, artist and 
Peter Gordon, composer

TEACHING

1994	Adjunct Assistant Professor, Third Year Studio with Kenneth Frampton, Columbia University, New York City
1992	Southern California Institute of Architecture, Santa Monica, CA
1991	Seminar by a Visiting Practitioner, Washington University, St. Louis, MO
1990	Options Studio Critic, Southern California Institute of Architecture, Santa Monica, CA
1990	Saarinen Chair, Studio Critic, School of Architecture, Yale University, New Haven, CT
1989	Thomas Jefferson Professor in Architecture, Graduate School of Architecture, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
1988	Options Studio Critic, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Department of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
1987	Options Studio Critic, GSD, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
	LAURIE HAWKINSON
	Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects LLP
	305 Canal Street, New York, New York  10013
	Telephone:	(212)  966-3875
	Facsimile:	(212)  966-3877

	New York State License No. 02174, NCARB Certified

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1982-present	Principal, Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects, New York City 
1981-82	Venturi, Rauch, & Scott Brown, New York City
	Debra Reiser, Architect, Dobbs Ferry, New York City
1978-1980	Director, Exhibitions Program, Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies, New York City

EDUCATION

1980-1983	Bachelor of Architecture, The Cooper Union, New York City
1976	The Independent Study Program, Whitney Museum, New York City
1974-1975	Master of Fine Arts, University of California at Berkeley
1970-1974	Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of California at Berkeley

AFFILIATIONS

1991-present	Board of Governors, New York Foundation for the Arts
1991-present	Vice President, Board of Directors, The Architectural League, 
New York City
1985-present	Vice President, Board of Directors, The Wooster Group,
The Performing Garage, New York City
1985-1989	Panelist, New York State Council for the Arts, Architecture 
Planning and Design

AWARDS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS

1992	Best of Category/Environments, Continental Airlines Facilities Design
1986	Bessie Award, Set Design for "The Memory Theatre of Guilio Camillo,” The Anchorage at the Brooklyn Bridge, sponsored by Creative Time, 
New York City
1985-1986	Architecture Fellowship, New York Foundation for the Arts
1984	"Freedom of Expression National Monument,” Architect for Collaborative Project with Erika Rothenberg, artist, and John Malpede, performing artist, Art on the Beach, Creative Time, New York City
1983	Matthew W. Del Gaudio Memorial Award for Excellence in Design, 
The Cooper Union, New York City
1978-1980	Curator:  "John Hejduk: Seven House,” 	"Wallace Harrison: Architect,” 
"A New Wave of Austrian Architecture,” "Aldo Rossi: The Analogous City,” "A New Wave of Japanese Architecture,” all at the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies, New York City

LAURIE HAWKINSON
AWARDS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS (continued)

1986	"Cinema Object,” Group Exhibition, Gallery for the City of New York sponsored by The Kitchen, New York City 	
Group Exhibition, sponsor: The Storefront for Art and Architecture, 
The Art Institute of Chicago
1985-86	"Freedom of Expression National Monument" sponsored by Westchester Public Art, Westchester Community College, New York
1984	"Freedom of Expression National Monument,” Art on the Beach, Battery Park City Landfill sponsored by Creative Time, New York City
1983	"The Architecture Room,” The Terminal Show, Brooklyn, New York
1980	"An/Other History,” Installation with Silvia Kolbowski/artist, The Institute for Art and Urban Resources, P.S.1, Long Island City, New York and Installation, The New Museum, New York City
1979	Installation, "C" Space Gallery, New York City

TEACHING

1993-present	Associate Professor, GSAPP Columbia University, New York City
1992-1993	Visiting Critic, Seminar and Studio, LAX Summer Program, Southern California Institute of Architecture
1992	Visiting Critic, Graduate Studio, 	Southern California Institute of Architecture
1991	Visiting Critic, Seminar (with Catherine Ingraham), Southern California Institute of Architecture
1990-1992	Graduate Thesis Advisor, Southern California Institute of Architecture
1990	Saarinen Chair, Third Year Graduate Studio, School of Architecture, 
Yale University
	Visiting Critic, Vertical Studio, Southern California Institute of Architecture
1989-90	Adjunct Assistant Professor, Third Year Studio, 	School of Architecture, Columbia University
1988-1989	Visiting Critic, Third Year Studio, GSD, Harvard University
1986-1987	Adjunct Assistant Professor, Third Year Studio, School of Architecture, Columbia University
1984-1986	Studio Critic, Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Environmental Design, Parsons School of Design
1984	Seminar and Studio Critic, Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Environmental Design, Parsons School of Design
1983	Visiting Studio Critic, School of Architecture, University of Miami
SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS
FILMS

1998	“Fabrications: Compilation of 4 Installations,” DEKART Video
1996	“Wall Street Ferr Pier and Esplanade,” CAD/3-D Studio animation of project commissioned by The Economic Develoment Corporation of New York and The Department of Transportation, Divisions of Ports and Terminals
1994	“L’home-lette,” Videotape made by artist Silvia Kolbowski of commissioned collaborative project for The Wexner Art Center exhibition entitled “House Rules”
1993	“The New Modernists:  Nine American Architects,” Michael Blackwood Productions
1993	“NCMA Amphitheater and Outdoor Cinema,” animated CAD-3D Studio walk-through of project, exhibited commission by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, for the “Urban Revisions” exhibition

MONOGRAPHS
2000 	Between Spaces: Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architecture, Judith Turner Photography, Princeton Architectural Press, with forward by John Hejduk
1994	Smith-Miller + Hawkinson, Catalogos de Arquitectura Contemporanea, Editorial Gustavo Gili, with forward by Catherine Ingraham

AWARDS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS

1998	United States Institute for Theater Technology Honor Award for the Performing Arts Theater at the Corning Glass Center
1997	Art Commission of the City of New York, The 15th Annual Awards for Excellence in Design for the Wall Street Ferry Pier
	United States Institute for Theater Technology Honor Award for the North Carolina Museum of Art Amphitheater and Outdoor Cinema
1996	AIA New York Project Award for Mixed Use Building, Seoul, Korea
	AIA New York Architecture Citation for the North Carolina Museum of Art Amphitheater and Outdoor Cinema
1994	AIA New York Chapter Interior Architecture Award for the Hetrick Martin Institute
1993	NYS/AIA Design Award for the Rotunda Gallery
	Record Interiors, Architectural Record
1992	Record Interiors, Architectural Record, New Line Cinema East and West
"Best of Category - Environments," I.D. Magazine Award
	New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, Certificate of Merit
1990	AIA Design Award, for Private Residence
	ASCA Award for Excellence in Architectural Design, High-Rise Living Workshop and Proposal, sponsored by  Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt, West Germany
	NYSCA Project Grant
1989	Elliot Bay Waterfront Project, Seattle  (Collaborating Team: Barbara Kruger, artist, and Nicholas Quennell, landscape architect)
	AIA Design Citation, Art Gallery and Publishing House, New York City
1988	Challenge Grant, National Endowment of the Arts
	Awarded for Implementation of the Master Site Plan for the North Carolina Museum of Art	
1987	Challenge Grant, National Endowment for the Arts, for the ICA, Philadelphia, PA
	AIA/NYC Award, Pardo House, East Hampton, NY
1986	Commission Awarded, The Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
1985	Gold Award for Product Design, Industrial Design Magazine, Task Rug System for V'Soske

SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS 
EXHIBITIONS
 
1998	“Equal Partners:  Men and Women Principals in Contemporary Architectural Practice,” Smith College, curated by Helen Searing
“Fabrications,” Museum of Modern Art, NY, curated by Terence Riley
1997	“Imperfect Utopia,” Columbia University School of Architecture
“Imperfect Utopia: A Park for the New World”, with Barbara Kruger, 
	Collection du Fonds regional d’art contemporain du Centre
1996	“La Biennale de Venezia”, one of six architects representing the U.S. in the VI International Architecture Exhibition, Venice, Italy
1995	“New Architecture in Brooklyn”, The Rotunda Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
1994	“House Rules”, collaborative project with artist/writer Silvia Kolbowski, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio
	“Urban Revisions”, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA
1993	“Discontinuous Spaces, Cont’d”, The Exhibiton Gallery, School of Architecture, Princeton, NJ
	"Discontinuous Spaces,” Four Projects by Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects, The Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York City
“Berlin: Designing a Capital for the 21st Century,” Goethe House, New York City
"Berlin Competition Entries,” School of Architecture, Columbia University, New York City
	"Berlin Competition Entries,” Southern California Institute of Architecture, Santa Monica, CA
1991	"In Public; 1991,” Seattle Waterfront Project, Security Pacific Gallery, Seattle, WA
1990	"High Rise Workshop,” The Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt, Germany
1989	"New York Exhibition,” The Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt, Germany
1989	Exhibition of Models and Drawings, Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects, Campbell Hall, School of Architecture, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
1988	Competition Exhibition, Nature Morte Gallery, New York City
1987	"A Survey of New Residential Projects,” GA Gallery, Wayne Fujii, Curator, Tokyo, Japan
	"New York Architects,” Exhibition of the work of 10 NY Architects, Enna, Italy, and the IDC, New York City
	AIA/NYC Awards Exhibition, National Academy of Design, New York City
1986	New York State AIA Awards Exhibition, Buffalo, NY
1985	"New Directions in Modern Architecture,” Pompidou Center, Paris, France  (Kenneth Frampton/Michel Kagan, curators)
1985	"Art on the Beach,” Sponsor/Creative Time, Battery Park City Landfill, New York City
1984	"Furniture by Architects I,” Max Protetch Gallery, New York City

SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS
REVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS

2000	“Smith-Miller+Hawkinson” by Jaon Ockman and Nicholas Adams, Casabella, January 2000
1999	“Rear-View Mirror” by Ned Cramer, Architecture, September 1999
“Laurie Hawkinson,”  Interview, June 1999
“Through a Glass, Tourist,”  New York Times, June 1999
“Pier 11,”  Pierless Magazine, April 1999
Sotheby’s International Realty, Spring 1999
“Promoting Light, Art and Brooklyn,” New York Times, January 1999
“Balance for Power,” Grid, Winter 1999
“New Showroom and Art Galleries,” Edizione L’Archivolto, 1999
The Culture of Technology, published by Thames & Hudson, Edited by Elizabeth Smith, Forthcoming
1998	“Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects New Line Cinema” Glass Architecture Winter 1998
                                          	“New Line Cinema East, NY, Altschiller  Reitfeld Davis Tracy-Locke, “New Offices In USA”, Edizioni L’Archivolto, November  1998
“Lofts”  Mayer Rus/Paul Warchol 12/98S
“Constructing Couples” Beautiful House- Best of The Best 10/98
“On the Waterfront” Oculus, 10/98
“Terminals und Working Piers” Deutsche Bauzeitung, 9/98 
Museum Architecture, North Carolina Museum of Art, by Justin Henderson, Rockport Publishers, Inc.
“The Corning Glass Center: Where Innovators have Captured the 
Aura of Glass,” New York Times Architecture Section, 14 June
“Living with Modernism,” New York Times Magazine, 05 April
“Wonen in de Wolken,” Elegance, April (Taylor Apartment)
	“The Topography of Typography,” Landscape Architecture, March
	“Anfiteatro e cinema ali’aperto,” Casabella, March
“Taylor Apartment” Interiors, February
“Smith-Miller+Hawkinson” Fabrications exhibition catalog, January
	“Lower Manhattan’s Bull Market,” Architecture, January
	“Energizing Urban Infill,” Oculus, January
	The New American House 2, published by The Whitney Library of Design, edited by Oscar Riera Ojeda
1997	“Moss Showroom,” International Interiors Showrooms
“Model Apartment,” The New American Apartment
“Call it the ‘E Pluribus Unum Floor Plan,” New York Times, October
“Dutch Treat,” Inquirer Magazine, September
“Corning Glass Center ‘Fantastic,’” The Star Gazette, October
“The Floor is Theirs: The V’Soske Company,” New York Times Magazine, Fall 
“Taking it Home: Cash Cow Cafe,” Metropolis, October
“Back to the Front: an Interview with Laurie Hawkinson,” Dimensions 
“An Enforced Minimalism,” Archis September 
“Mixed-Used Building,” Architecture Magazine September 
	“Suburban Museum Seeks Curb Appeal” Metropolis  July/August 1997 “North Carolina Museum of Art,” I”Arca July/August 
“Mixed-Used Building,” UME 
“Modest Endeavors,” The New York Waterfront 
“Notes on Light and Structure,” Light in Architecture 
	“North Carolina Museum of Art,” Architectural Record, June 
“Seoul Searching,” Blueprint, April
“Museums Exhibit Drawing Power,” Raleigh News & Observer, 19 April
“Works of the Day: Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects,” MAXmin “House,” Design Book Review, Winter 1996-1997
“Una Scala Vertical Campus,” l’ARCA, January
“New York Deconstructivist/Absolute Spaces,” Urban Interiors in New York & USA,
	“Project: Double-Skinned Building,” Any 17, January 
1996	“Smith-Miller+Hawkinson at the Architectural League,” Oculus, December
“Expo,” I.D. Magazine, November
	“Gordon/De Vries Residence,” GA Houses, October)	
“Modernite,” Marie Claire Maison, October 
“Galeria de Arte,” Projeto Design, June
	“Spazieren in Berlin,” Assemblage 29, April
	“Schutzbedurftig,” DBZ, April
“Next Generation in New York,” Space Design, April
“Una Topologia Narrative,” Revista de Arquitectura, issue 6, published by the School of Architecture, University of Chile
1995				“Casa MaxMin/Galeria Rotunda,” Arquitectura, November
	“Not So Far, Not at All Madding,” The New York Times, November 16th
American Masterworks, published by Rizzoli Books, edited by Kenneth Frampton
		“The New American House,” published by The Whitney Library of 
Design, edited by Oscar Riera Ojeda 
“Kontextgebuden, konzeptionell und beweglich,” DBZ, July
“Picture This,” Progressive Architecture, July
“Fabrik neu,” Architektur & Wohnen, May
Cover photograph: Corning Glass Center, Journal of Architectural Education (MIT Press), May		
“Cinematic Architects,” Architectural Record, May
“Design Connection,” Casa Vogue, March
“Nonconformist Architecture:, Progressive Architecture, April
“An Alternative Project,” L’Arca, February
 “Hetrick-Martin Institute,” Interior Design Magazine, February
1994 	“Imperfect Utopia,” Thresholds (10), MIT Dept of Architecture, November
“Mapping L.A.,” The Los Angeles Experiment/SitesBooks
“New York:  Rotunda Gallery,” Abitare, November
“Discontinuous spaces cont’d,” Works, Princeton University School of Architecture, Volume One, Autumn
“Jewel Box,” Architectural Record, September 	
“Home-lette: An (in)Habitable Proposal,” Assemblage (#24),  August
	“News: Urban Proposals,” Architecture Magazine, July
“Context en Engagement,” de Architect, June
“Life at the Top,” House & Garden, (English edition), June
	“Designing for Art: Four Architectural Approaches,” Oculus, June
“Off the wall and Into the woods,” The News & Observer, May 22 by Chuck Twardy
	“Il Parco Multifunzionale - A Park for the North Carolina Museum of Art,” L’Arca, May by Anthony Iannacci
	“Come in un quadro d’autore,” Interni , May 
	“Breaking the Box,” Architectural Record, May by Karen Stein
	“Progetto di Spazio,” Abitare , March, by Vanessa Vagano
	“Smith-Miller + Hawkinson - House for a Neurobiologist/MAXmin, GA Houses Project 1994 (#41)
	“Discontinuous Spaces,” Domus (#759). April

SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS
REVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS (continued)

1993	”L’America Incognita,” Casabella (#607) un’antologia, by Kenneth Frampton
	“Picture This in North Carolina, USA,” Der Standard, (Vienna Austria), November, by Tempe Macgowan
	“Penthouse Apartment New York City,” Architectural Record, Record Interiors, September, by Karen Stein
	"Design for Business: Skowhegan School of Painting,” Interior Design, (volume 64 ), September, by Mayer Russ
	"The Unconventional as a Convention,” The New York Times, May 28th, by Herbert Muschamp
International Interiors Showroooms, Moss Showroom, by John Beckmann
	"Hetrick Martin - Fewer Sites, More Space,” New York Times, June 20th
	"A Machine for Living in the Garden,” House Beautiful, (vol.135 no.1), January, by Christine Pittel
	 “Complex Sobriety,” DBZ, October by Frank Drewes
"Architect's Statement,” Oculus, June
	"El Talento por Herencia,” El Mercurio, June, by A. Zuniga
	"A New Place to Call Home,” New York Newsday, February 3rd, 
by Stephen Jackel
1992	"Zwei Ostkustenlotts im Vergleich," DBZ, October 10th, by F. Drewes
	"Points of View,” Architectural Record, Record Interiors, (vol.180 no.9), September, by Aaron Betsky
	"Canopy is Composites' First Foray into Airport Architecture," Advanced Composites, October
"Inside Hollywood: The Entertainment Biz in Altered Space," LAWeekly, October 
"Continental Airlines Terminal," Sites Architecture, Dennis Dollens, ed.
“Neutra 92, Proprietaire: Productuer de Cinema,” Cree Architecture Interierure, (no.249), September
"Currents - Before Boarding, Please Pass Beneath the Wing,” The New York Times, July 23rd, by Suzanne Stephens 
	“Best of Category - Environments Award Continental Airlines,” I.D. Magazine, (vol.39 no.4), June
"Modern Over Modern,” Architectural Record, Record Houses (vol 180 no.4), April by Aaron Betsky
“Plainly Speaking,” Fanfare, March 8th
	“Remodeling Utopia,” Metropolis, (vol. 11), March, by Lucie Young
1991	“Model Apartment,” Bauwelt
"Western Civilization," New York Times Magazine, December 8th, by Carol Vogel
“Shaye House,” Arquitectura, (no.289), October
				"The Height of Ingenuity," Metropolitan Home, June, by Julie Iovine 
		"V'Soske Rugs," Elle Decor, May, by Elizabeth Szerbeyeff
	"Apartamento en Nueva York," Diseno Interior, April 
	"Seattle Waterfront Project," Ottagono, (#98), March, by Alessandra Ponti
	"American Lofts," Lotus International, (#66)
1990	"This Year's Model," Progressive Architecture, September
	Seattle Waterfront Project," Sites Magazine, August, by Dennis Dollens
"Bare-Faced Chic," Designers' Journal, May
	"Implied Movement," Architecture, June, by Victoria Geibel
	"Currents," The New York Times, May, by Suzanne Stephens 

SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS
REVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS (continued)

"The Decade Show," Oculus, May, by Suzanne Stephens
"Vita Trasformista," Casa Vogue, May, by Matteeo Varcelloni
"Design Awards," ASCA News, May
	“Project 1990,” GA Houses, March
	"LA to NY," Quaderns d'Arquitectura i Urbanism, March
	New York Architects 3, Mediterranea Editrice In Architecttura Publisher
"Review X," Tulane Architecture 
	"Imperfect Utopia/Un-Occupied Territory," Assemblage (vol. no.10), MIT Press, December, by Michael Hays
1989	"GA Houses," Global Architecture (no. 27), December 
	"American Architecture," Global Architecture, October
	"Art Within Reason," Progressive Architecture, October, by Lois Nesbitt
	New York Architektur: 1970-1990, Heinrich Klotz ed., Prestel, Germany
	"Faces/Architecture," Elle Magazine, June, by Julie Iovine
	"Imperfect Utopians," Interview Magazine, May, by Margy Rochlin
	"California: Design for Business," Interior Design, April, by Jerry Cooper
New York Architects 2, Mediterranea Editrice In Architecttura
	"New York: Tribeca, Murray Hill, Flatiron Districts," Interni, March 
	"Adaptive Use," Historic Preservation Magazine, January-February
1988	"On Architecture: The Perils of Public Art," The New Republic, August 8 -15th, by Herbert Muschamp
	"Roughly Modern," House & Garden, June, by Martin Fuller
1987	"The Emerging Generation in USA ," Global Architecture, by Wayne Fujii 
	"The Harbingers of Change," Metropolis Magazine, by Victoria Geibel
"Argomenti," Casabella, July/August
1986	"Sticks," Architectural Record, Record Houses, April 
				New York Architects, Mediterranea Editrice In Architettura, publisher. 
				“Ground Up,” Artforum, June, by Herbert Muschamp
	“Three Houses,” Metropolis Magazine, January
"Marino Apartment," Interiors Magazine, January

SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS
COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC PROJECTS

2000	FutureBrand, Design of New York Headquarters
1999	New Line Cinema West, Renovation of Headquarters
The New York City Police Museum, Exhibit Design
1998	Entry Guardhouses, Rockefeller University, New York, NY
Design Guidelines for the Battery Park City Ferry Terminal, New York, NY
	TZ’Art Gallery, New York, NY
	New Line Cinema East, Addition to Headquarters, New York, NY
1997	Police Museum for the City of New York, New York, NY
1996	Samsung Corporation, Shilla Daechi Building, Car Showroom and four Restaurants, Seoul, Korea
	New Line Cinema East, Addition to Headquarters, New York, NY
1995	Wall Street Ferry Pier and Terminal Building for the City of New York, NY
Pasqua Coffee Bar at The Cooper Union, New York, NY
	New Line Cinema, Screening Room, Los Angeles, CA
	Corning, Inc., Design for Workplace, Corning, NY 
Princeton University, Firestone Library, Childrens’ Book Collection Room, Princeton, NJ
1994	Westering Hotel and Condominium Complex, Telluride, CO
	RGA Digital Studios Offices, New York, NY
	Corning, Inc. Visitors’ Center and Glass Museum Complex, 2-phase project including 400-seat auditorium, Corning, NY
	Sweetland (USA), Inc., Production Offices and Screening Room, New York, NY
	New Line Cinema Production Offices, Los Angeles, CA
	Corning Glass Museum, Exhibition Design and Gallery Renovation, Corning, NY
1993	National Video Center, New York, NY
	Hetrick Martin Institute (Youth Center, Counseling Services and Harvey Milk School), New York, NY
	TZ’Art Gallery, New York, NY
1992	Amphitheater and Outdoor Cinema, North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC
	Entry Court, Amphitheater and Studios, School of Architecture, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ
1991	Plunge Landing, Commercial/Residential Building, Telluride, CO
	North Carolina Museum of Art, feasibility study for new amphitheater and outdoor cinema on museum grounds, Raleigh, NC
	New Line Cinema East, Corporate Headquarters, New York, NY
	New Line Cinema West, Addition to Corporate Headquarters, Beverly Hills, CA
"In Public: 1991” Exhibition Design, Security Pacific Gallery, Seattle, WA
1990	Continental Airlines, Facilities Development Program; LaGuardia, Denver, Cleveland, and Houston Airports
	Rotunda Gallery for the Borough of Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY
	New Line Cinema, Production Studios, Santa Monica, CA
	"The Decade Show,” Exhibition Design, 	The New Museum, Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art and Studio Museum of Harlem, 
New York, NY
1989	Seattle Waterfront Project/Open Space Park, Piers 62/63, Seattle, WA

SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS
COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC PROJECTS (continued)

ARDT-L, Advertising Agency Corporate Headquarters, New York, NY
1988	North Carolina Museum of Art, Master Site Plan Raleigh, NC

1986	The Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, PA
Chalk & Vermilion Art Gallery and Publishing House, New York, NY
	Blumenthal and Lynne, Attorneys, Office, New York, NY
	New Line Cinema West, Corporate Headquarters, Beverly Hills, CA
	New Line Cinema East, Corporate Headquarters, New York, NY
1984	Columbia University, Law School Lounge, New York, NY
	Potamkin Cadillac Corporation, Executive Offices, New York, NY
	Solomon Equities, Offices, New York, NY
	Rivoli Tower, Project Development, 42 Story Office Tower for Solomon Equities, New York, NY
1982	Determined Productions, New York Headquarters, New York, NY
1979	IPC - Interconnect Planning Corporation, Feasibility Study, Manufacturing Facility/Regional Offices, Essex, CT

RESEARCH AND STUDIES

1997	Feasibility Study for the Battery Park City Ferry Terminal, New York, NY
	Study commissioned by the Battery Park City Authority, New York, NY
1995	“The Suburban Concourse,” Lower Concourse, Grand Central Terminal.  Study commissioned by Grand Central Partnership, New York, NY.
1994	Feasibility Study for RGA Studios Digital Production Offices.
	Study commissioned by R.Greenberg Associates, Los Angeles, CA.
1989	Feasibility Study for Outdoor Amphitheater and Outdoor Cinema, 
Study commissioned by the North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC.
1986				Feasibility Study for Production Stage and Related Facilities. 
Study Commissioned by New Line Cinemas (West), Santa Monica, CA.

RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS
 
1999	Barnes/Westhoff Loft, New York, NY
1998	Shaye Penthouse Expansion, New York, NY
	Goggin Residence, Telluride, CO
	McNeil Residence, Philadelphia, PA
1997	Lehman Residence, Brooklyn, NY
	Lynne Residence, New York, NY
1996	Taylor Apartment, New York, NY
Joseph P. Rose Residence, New York, NY
1995	Greenberg Residence, New York, NY
	Shaye Addition, Los Angeles, CA
1994	Nordberg Residence, Pottersville, NJ
	Shaye Penthouse Apartment, New York, NY
	Lynne Residence Renovation, New York, NY
1993	Schaap Residence, Newtown, PA
	Gordon/de Vries Residence and Studios, Princeton, NJ
	MAXmin, house for Kenneth Frampton/Silvia Kolbowski, Damascus, PA
1992	Plunge Landing/Kovel Residence, Telluride, CO
	Adams Residence, Bating Hollow, NY
1991	Risher Residence, Beverly Hills, CA
1990	Berlind Penthouse, New York, NY
	Barbara Kruger Residence, Los Angeles, CA
1989	Shaye House, Trousdale Estates, Los Angeles, CA
SMITH-MILLER + HAWKINSON ARCHITECTS
RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS (continued)
	Saatchi Triplex, Beekman Place, New York, NY
1989	Abraham Residence, New York, NY
	Taylor Residence, New York, NY
	Barbara Kruger Residence and Studio, East Hampton, NY
1988	Laub House and Painting Studio Buildings, Southampton, NY
	Edward R. Downe Loft/Private Gallery, New York, NY
	Edward R. Downe Guest House, Southampton, NY
	Moss/Getchell Loft and Studio, New York, NY
1986	Lehman Residence, Federal Hill, Baltimore, MD
	Kruger Loft and Studio, New York, NY
	Pardo House, East Hampton, NY 
1984	Herbert House, Stony Point, NY
Vultee House, "House for Three Generations,” Stratford, CT
1980	Hess Apartment, New York, NY

RECENT COMPETITIONS

2000	New York Public Library, Mid-Manhattan Library, Finalist in Invited Competition.
1995	Shilla Daechi Building, Seoul, Korea, Awarded Commission
Wall Street Ferry Pier Terminal, New York, NY; Awarded Commission
1992	Spreebogen Competition for Berlin, Germany
1989	Elliot Bay Waterfront, Seattle, WA,  Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects with Landscape Architect, Nicholas Quennell; and Artist, Barbara Kruger; Awarded Commission
	Arts Park-LA International Competition, Finalist
	The University of Virginia School of Architecture, Finalist
1988	Pratt School of Architecture Competition, Finalist
				The Wellesley College Art Center and Museum, Finalist
	National Competition for the "Master Site Plan" for The North Carolina State Museum of Art, Awarded Commission
1987	New StoreFront and Opening Exhibition for the "Nature Morte" Gallery, East Village, New York, NY, Finalist
1986	Limited Competition for the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, PA; Awarded the Commission

COLLECTIONS

1998	San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMoMA)
	Shilla Daechi Building for the Samsung Corporation
	Presentation model and supporting documentation.
1997	Fonds regional d’art contemporain du Centre  (FRAC)
	North Carolina Museum of Art Amphitheater and Outdoor Cinema
	Project documentation, models, exhibition materials, photographs.

HENRY SMITH-MILLER
CONSULTATION OR WORK EXECUTED WITH RICHARD MEIER AND PARTNERS

Albany Mall South Hall Art Museum, "New York School" Installation, Feasibility Study, 
United States Embassy, Santiago, Chile
Frankel-Weber Gallery, New York, NY
The Atheneum, New Harmony, IN
Mondev International, Colorado Springs Center, Urban Redevelopment Project, Colorado Springs, CO
Mondev International Springfield Center, Multiple Use Shopping Center, Springfield, MA
Teahouse Condominium, Yonkers, NY
Bronx Developmental Center and Amphitheater, Bronx, NY
A Reconstruction of the Stables of the Villa Strozzi A Museum of Modern Art, Florence, Italy
UDC - Twin Parks Northeast Sites 2, 6 and 8. An Apartment Complex and Park Development, Bronx, NY
“Metamorphosis" Cooper Hewitt Museum, New York, NY