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CURRICULUM VITAE
RICHARD J. FURMAN, AIA
RICHARD J. FURMAN, AIA
EDUCATION:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Bachelor of Science in Art and Design, 1981
Master of Architecture, 1984
POSITIONS HELD:
President, Furman & Furman Architects (1995-Present)
Vice President, Furman & Furman Architects (1987-1995)
CURRENT LICENSES:
Connecticut | Florida | Maryland | New Jersey | New York | Pennsylvania | Virginia
MEMBERSHIPS:
· American Institute of Architects (AIA)
· National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)
· National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
· International Code council (ICC)
ALLIANCES AND HONORARIA:
Beyond The Box
A study of the zoning responses to big box retail development in
manufacturing districts in New York City - 1996
Citizens Ambassador Program
Architectural Delegation to South Africa led by Kenneth D. Maynard, FAIA.
Exchange of ideas and practices with architectural designers, educators and students - 1997
Special Zoning Sub-committee - Manhattan Community Bd. #2
Review of New York City Department of City Planning proposal for Unified Bulk Program.
Public Member – 2001
UC Berkeley – Haas School of Business
Guest Class Lecturer – Real Estate Economics and Finance
Subject: How architects and developers communicate
Spring 2006
AREAS OF DISCIPLINE:
Cinema design (Primarily Urban settings)
Retail and Shopping Center Design (Urban & Rural Settings)
Adaptive Reuse
Master planning and site design
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Bachelor of Science in Art and Design, 1981
Master of Architecture, 1984
POSITIONS HELD:
President, Furman & Furman Architects (1995-Present)
Vice President, Furman & Furman Architects (1987-1995)
CURRENT LICENSES:
Connecticut | Florida | Maryland | New Jersey | New York | Pennsylvania | Virginia
MEMBERSHIPS:
· American Institute of Architects (AIA)
· National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)
· National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
· International Code council (ICC)
ALLIANCES AND HONORARIA:
Beyond The Box
A study of the zoning responses to big box retail development in
manufacturing districts in New York City - 1996
Citizens Ambassador Program
Architectural Delegation to South Africa led by Kenneth D. Maynard, FAIA.
Exchange of ideas and practices with architectural designers, educators and students - 1997
Special Zoning Sub-committee - Manhattan Community Bd. #2
Review of New York City Department of City Planning proposal for Unified Bulk Program.
Public Member – 2001
UC Berkeley – Haas School of Business
Guest Class Lecturer – Real Estate Economics and Finance
Subject: How architects and developers communicate
Spring 2006
AREAS OF DISCIPLINE:
Cinema design (Primarily Urban settings)
Retail and Shopping Center Design (Urban & Rural Settings)
Adaptive Reuse
Master planning and site design
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