Neil M. Denari

Born September 3, 1957, Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Education:
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Houston, 1980
Master of Architecture, Harvard University, 1982

Competitions:
1984 Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition, Tokyo
     Young Architects Forum, Architectural League of New York>>Prize Winner
1986 young Architects Forum, Architectural League of New York>>Prize Winner
1987 Leesburg, Virginia Townhall Competition
     Mitsui Pavilion: The International Garden & Greenery Exposition, Osaka
                      invited competition with Taeg Nishimoto>>2nd Prize
1988 Westcoast Gateway Competition, Los Angeles>>Finalist
1989 Tokyo International Forum Competition>>3rd Prze Special Mention
1990 Subway Station Competition, Tokyo
1992 K-PROJECT invited competition, Kawasaki Heavy Industry Headquarters, Kobe
1993 Central Glass Competition, Tokyo>>3rd Prize
1994 Yokohama International Port Terminal International Design Competition
1996 Kansai-kan of the National Diet Library Design Competition, Japan

Professional:
1982 Aerospatiale Helicopters-La Courneuve, Paris: Technical intern
1983 James Stewart Polshek and Partners, New York: Senior Design
1985 Professional Registration(NCARB), New York
1988 Established COR-TEX, Los Angeles

Academic Positions:
1986-87 Adjunct Assistant Professor-Columbia University, New York
1987 Visiting Critic-Texas A & M University, College Station
1988-96 Studio Professor-Southern California Institute of Architecture, LA
1990/92 Visiting Professor-Shibaura Institute of Technology, Tokyo
1993-95 Adjunct Assistant Professor-University of Texas, Arlington
1994 Sir Banister Flectcher Visiting Lecturer-Bartlett School, University
     College of London
1995- Visiting Professor-Columbia University, New York
1997 Named Director, Southern California Institute of Architecture, LA


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