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BERKELEY
PRIZE COMMITTEE AND JURY
COMMITTEE
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Professor
Raymond Lifchez, Committee Chairman
Department
of Architecture, University of California,
Berkeley |
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Paul
Broches
Mitchell/Giurgola
Architects, LL.P. New York City |
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John
Cary, Jr.
Architecture student, Department of Architecture,
University of California, Berkeley |
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Benjamin
Clavan
Benjamin Clavan Architect AIA, West Hollywood
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Professor
C. Greig Crysler
Department
of Architecture, University of California, Berkeley |
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Professor Dana Cuff
Department
of Architecture and Urban Design, University of California,
Los Angeles |
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Lynne
Elizabeth
Editor-in-chief, New
Village Journal, Berkeley |
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Professor
Diane Ghirardo
School
of Architecture, University of Southern California, Los Angeles
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Professor
Nan Ellin
School
of Architecture, Arizona State University, Tempe
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Professor
Byron Mikellides
Oxford School of Architecture, Oxford
Brookes University, Oxford |
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Professor
E.G. Daves Rossell
Department
of Architectural History, Savannah College of Art and Design
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David
Salazar
Architecture student, London |
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Murray
Silverstein
Jacobson, Silverstein & Winslow Architects,
Berkeley |
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Professor
Leslie Van Duzer
School
of Architecture, Arizona State University, Tempe |
JURY
ROBERTA M. FELDMAN is an architectural educator and researcher who has lectured
and published widely in the United States and abroad on socially responsible
housing and community design. She is director of the City Design Center
of the University
of Illinois at Chicago, a cross-disciplinary design research and outreach
program which promotes the study and practice of design in the public interest,
and a Professor in the School of Architecture.
PETER PRANGNELL has worked in architecture schools for forty odd years.
He writes on design and contributes to De Carlo's Spazio e Società.
Recently he's been cultivating his garden and building a house.
ANTHONY W.
SCHUMAN, Associate Professor at the New Jersey Institute of Technology,
is current president of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
(ACSA).A registered architect, his articles on housing design and community
development appear in eight books and numerous journals. He was a founding
member of several advocacy and activist organizations in architecture
and planning.
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