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CURRICULUM VITAE DENNIS A. ANDREJKO, FAIA 203 Delamere Road Williamsville, New York 14221 (716) 634-8822 EDUCATION MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Master of Architecture in Advanced Studies, January 1977

Thesis: "Energy and Office Architecture: A synthesis of Emerging Passive Energy Technologies with Energy Efficient Planning and Design"

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Architecture, cum laude Professional Degree, May 1975

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Aug. 1981 to ANDREJKO + ASSOCIATES - ENERGY CONSCIOUS present ARCHITECTURE

Principal: See project list attached. Jan. 1979 to SEAgroup-SOLAR ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHITECTURE Aug. 1981 Principal: See project list attached. Feb. 1977 to DAVID WRIGHT, AIA ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHITECTURE Dec. 1978 Senior Designer: Planning and design of solar architecture for varied

microclimates. Responsibilities included client contact, programming, schematics, design development, construction documents, specifications, construction observation, and energy calculations. See project list attached.

1975 to 1977 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Solar Research Assistant: Development, testing and evaluation of novel building components utilizing passive solar gain in architectural applications. Personally responsible for developing the "Solar Modulator" a window louver device often used in solar buildings.

1974 to 1975 CITY OF SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

Long Range Planning and Facilities Design: Design responsibilities for and participation in various city parks and building projects. Prepared graphics for reports and presentations.

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ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE January 1997 - Interim Chairman - Department of Architecture, School of June 1999 Architecture and Planning, University at Buffalo September 1990 Director of Architecture - Headed the School's Department of to June 1995 Architecture program: over 300 students, graduate and

undergraduate; 16 full time faculty, 15-20 part time faculty Aug. 1982 to STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO present Associate Professor, Department of Architecture

Courses taught:

Upper Level Graduate Architectural Design Studio: Fall 1982 - Passive Solar/Energy Conscious Design Spring 1983 - Earth Sheltered Design Fall 1983 - Design & Energy 1983, Railroad Station Spring 1984 - American Wood Council/ACSA Design Competition,

"Colorado Country Club" Fall 1984 - Design & Energy 1984, "Hotel/Theater Complex", Two

student projects published in ACSA Catalog for design recognition.

Spring 1985 - American Wood Council/ACSA Design Competition. "Institute for Scholarly Studies"

Fall 1985 - Design & Energy 1985, "l00 Unit Residential Development in Urban Area"

Spring 1986 - Advanced Building Technology Studio Fall 1986 - 60 Acre Energy Efficient Development Spring 1987 - American Wood Council/ACSA Design Competition"

"Wood Museum" Fall 1987 - Winter Living/Cold Regions Architecture Spring 1988 - Earth Sheltered Design Fall 1988 - Homeless Housing Spring 1989 - Sabbatical Fall 1989 and Spring 1990 – 2nd Year Design Studio Fall 1996 - Senior Design Studio Fall 1999 – Senior Design Studio Spring 2000 – Cold Regions Environmental Research Center Fall 2000 – Senior Design Studio Spring 2001 – Earth Sheltered Design Fall 2001 – Senior Design Studio Spring 2002 – Graduate Studio - Fall 2002 – Senior Studio Spring 2003 – Sabbatical Fall 2003 – 3 ½ Year Studio Spring 2004 – Graduate Studio – Sustainable Housing Fall 2004 – 3 ½ Year Studio – Cold Regions Env/Education Center Spring 2005 – Graduate Studio –Cold Regions Energy Research Cntr Fall 2005 – Graduate Studio – Wood and Design

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Spring 2006 – Graduate Studio – Pre Cast Concrete and Sustainability Fall 2006 – Graduate Studio – Zero Energy Housing Spring 2007 – Graduate Studio -Aruba Housing/Tifft Nature Fall 2007 – Graduate Studio – Sustainable Commercial Buildings Spring 2008 – Senior Comprehensive Studio

Environmental Controls I: 1982 to 1996 Introduction to concepts and design issues of comfort, climate, heating, ventilating, air conditioning and lighting of buildings. Introduction to Building Technology: 1995 to present Introduction to concepts and design issues related to site, energy and environment; comfort and climate; building skin, organs, skeleton.

Energy and Shelter: 1983 to present Study and evaluation of various energy conscious, passive solar and sustainable design strategies. Quantification methods assessed and employed. Fall 1989 and Spring 1991 - Introduction to Architecture

Summer Session 1983: Basic design and climate and comfort concepts.

Summer Session 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989: Basic design and introduction to architecture.

June, 1997 to MONTEVERDE INSTITUTE, Costa Rica. Present Senior Professor. Sustainable Futures Program addressing Costa

Rican Development and Eco-tourism. Aug. 1981 to ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY, Tempe, AZ June 1982 Visiting Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, Department of

Planning, Graduate Solar/Architecture program

Courses taught (all graduate level):

Introduction to Solar Energy: Introduction to theoretical and practical use of solar radiation and nocturnal cooling for the control of building environments.

Energy Environment Theory: Historical, theoretical, and practical

influences of energy and other resource systems on the designed environment; architectural, landscape, urban and regional implications of resource strategies, especially emphasizing solar and other renewable resources.

Passive Building Performance I: Evaluation and application of current handbook and hand-held calculator evaluation techniques to determine environmental influence on comfort in small passive heated and cooled buildings.

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Climate and Solar Architectural Design: Laboratory and field experience in architectural synthesis emphasizing climatic criteria and analysis. Emphasis on appropriate technology and passive thermal systems.

Energy Efficient Design and Planning: Laboratory and field experience in energy efficient design emphasizing solar energy and related renewable and natural means for heating and cooling of large scale energy efficient building types in urban and institutional complexes.

Jan. 1982 to UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE BAJA CALIFORNIA June 1982 Instructor and advisor for 19 graduate architecture students receiving

an architecture degree with an energy emphasis. Thesis advisor, reviewer and juror determining ultimate degree and class ranking.

Jan. 1981 to SIERRA COLLEGE, Rocklin, CA Aug. 1981 Instructor, Solar Energy Housing, for State College system requiring

state teaching certificate. Sabbatical Invited Guest Lecturer

1989 - University of Oregon, School of Architecture

Invited Guest Lecturer - UCLA, Graduate School of Design

Invited Guest Lecturer - California State Polytechnic University, Department of Architecture

Visitations to the following additional Universities

UC Berkeley Arizona State University Florida Solar Energy Center University of Michigan

LICENSES Arizona Architect, #14547 (inactive) California Architect, # C 10,208 (inactive) New York Architect, #16767

AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects (AIA)

National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) American Solar Energy Society (ASES) International Solar Energy Society (ISES) ASES Passive Architecture and Construction Division (former Executive Board Member and Chairperson) Society of Building Science Educators (SBSE)

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HONORS/ Achievement Award - Pathfinders 2008 – Niagara Frontier Industry

AWARDS Education Council Achievement Award fostering partnerships PROFESSIONAL between education and business, May, 2008

Certificate of Appreciation, AIA New York State.

Recognition of leadership and service as Regional Director, and focus on State Student Scholarship Program, January, 2010

Richard Upjohn Fellowship, National American Institute of Architects. Distinguished Service on the National Board, December, 2010

Fellowship, American Institute of Architects, National

American Institute of Architects. Fellowship induction, recognizing lifelong contribution to the profession of architecture - emphasizing education and practice, May, 2009

President's Citation, AIA New York State, Service, Professional, State.

Recognition of leadership and service to the State/Region of the American Institute of Architects, January, 2009

Distinguished Service Award, American Institute of Architects, Buffalo/WNY, October, 2008 President’s Award, American Institute of Architects New York State, September, 2008

Corporate Silver Award – Architecture + Education Program (AIA Buffalo/WNY (w/Kelly Hayes) and UB Dept of Architecture) – Coordinator and Participant – Alliance for Education, Commitment to Education Award, October, 2007 A Greener Shade of Blue – UB Faculty Expert List on Sustainability National Awards Gala and Private Luncheon with Award Recipients, American Institute of Architects, Special Invite, February, 2007, 2008

Distinguished Service Award – New York State Junior Miss/America’s Junior Miss Program – March, 2007 Hall of Fame Award – New York State Junior Miss/America’s Junior Miss Program – March, 2005

Outstanding Leadership and Service Award – AIA Buffalo/WNY President, November, 2003

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Honorable Mention – Better Homes and Gardens, 1994. Home Improvement Contest. Top 400 of 7,000 entries. Progressive Architecture Research Citation, 1990 Awards Program, as technical consultant (with Robert Shibley) for work with Cannon Design on the book Guidelines for Energy Efficient Building Rehabilitation for NYSREDA.

Who's Who in America, special mention, Twenty-second Edition, 1988/1989.

Who's Who in the World, Nomination and Selection, Eighth Edition, 1987/1988; Ninth Edition 1988/1989; Tenth Edition 1989/1990; Eleventh Edition 1990/1991.

Who's Who in the East, Nomination and Selection, Twentieth

Edition, 1985/1986; Twenty-first Edition, 1986/1987; Twenty-second Edition, 1987/1988; Twenty-third Edition 1988/1989.

Who's Who in California, Nomination and Selection, 13th Edition, 1981.

HONORS/ MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

AWARDS Tuition Scholarship, 1975 ACADEMIC Research Assistantship, Solar Energy, 1975, 1976

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Dean's List, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities, 1975 Citation, City of Ontario, California, Ontario City Hall Design:

Resolution Number 7761, 1975 Travel Scholarship to Europe for student Design Project: Drover,

Welch & Lindlan, 1974 Citation, National Competition on Correctional Architecture by

National Clearinghouse for Criminal Justice, Planning and Architecture, jointly with AIA, 1974

Monarch Tile Scholarship, 1974 Arizona State Academic Scholarship, 1973, 1974, 1975 Lee Churchill Masonry Award, 1973 California Teacher's Association Scholarship, 1972 Certificate of Appreciation, MSRC School Playground, 1972 Southwest Pine Association Design Award, 1972 Architecture Foundation Scholarship, 1972 CAC/AIA Scholarship, 1971

STUDENT AWARDS AIA New York State Student Award/Scholarship, October, 2007. Award to Graduate Student Studio Project – Zero Energy Housing.

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Pella Competition – One Student Design Award (Grand Prize) and one Student Honorable Mention, from 3.5 Year, Second Year Studio, Spring, 2007 –Awarded in May, 2007 Ten Student submissions into the PCI National Design Competition, Spring 2006 – One Third Place Prize and One Honorable Mention – Awarded at National Convention – Dallas Texas, Summer, 2006 NESEA Zero Energy House Competition – Student Entries from Fall Semester 2006, Zero Energy House Graduate Studio – One Student First Place Award, Two Student Honorable Mentions Aruba International House Design Competition – Sustainable House Design Explorations; Student Awards – First, Second and Third Place - Spring 2007

Pella Competition – One Student Design Award from Upper Level Spring 2006 Studio, First Place –Awarded in May, 2006 Design for the 21st Century – International Design Competition, 3 student design team – top Award among 230 entries, with Beth Tauke, October, 2004

Pella Competition – One Student Design Awards from Upper Level Spring 2005 Studio, First Place –Awarded in May, 2005

UB ESI Symposium – Two Student Poster Awards – April, 2005

NESEA (Northeast Sustainable Energy Association) Green Building Design Competition – Two Third Place Awards (tied) from 3 ½ Year Second Year Fall Studio, 2003 (cash awards) –awarded in March 2004

Pella Competition –Two Design Awards from 3 ½ Year Second Year Fall Studio, 2003 (cash awards) –Awarded in April, 2004 Design + Energy, ACSA Student Competition “Hotel/Theater Complex” – Design Recognition for two student projects (in publication).

PUBLICATIONS/ Seventh Generation Green Building: St. Regis Mohawk Tribe BOOKS Environment Building Final Concept Studies. March, 2006 UB High Performance Building Guidelines, University at Buffalo,

June, 2005. Participant on UB Green Committee, committee participant/contributor.

Cover Photograph and feature article by Burke Miller Thayer,

"Passive Solar in the Gloombelt," in Solar Today, Nov/Dec, 1994.

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Andrejko, Dennis A. ed. ASSESSMENT OF SOLAR ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES. Boulder: American Solar Energy Society, May, 1989, National Press release in Washington, D.C., 23 May, 1989.

Andrejko, Dennis A. and John Hayes, ed. l2th NATIONAL PASSIVE SOLAR CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS. Boulder: Passive Architecture and Construction Division of the American Solar Energy Society, 1987. Equal and joint responsibility of proceedings editing.

Hayes, John and Dennis A. Andrejko, ed. 8th NATIONAL PASSIVE SOLAR CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS. Boulder/New York: Passive Systems Division of the American Solar Energy Society, 1983. Equal and joint responsibility of proceedings editing.

Wright, David and Dennis A. Andrejko. PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE: LOGIC AND BEAUTY. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, 1982. Equal and joint responsibility for writing and book content. "Book of the Month", McGraw-Hill Architects Book Club; March,

1983 "Key Alternate Book Selection", Library of Urban Affairs Book Club;

February, 1983 "Alternate Book Selection", McGraw-Hill Engineering Book Club;

Mid-Spring, 1983

Schreck, Hasso, Doug Kelbaugh, James Lambeth, Dennis A. Andrejko and David Wright. SOLAR 4: ARCHITECKTUR UND ENERGIE. Berlin, Germany: Amerika Haus, January, 1981. Equal responsibility for writing and book content. This publication accompanied a traveling architectural exhibit. (See invited Exhibits).

ARTICLES/ Andrejko, Dennis A. and Edward Steinfeld. "CLIMATE BASED PAPERS AESTHETICS: Design Explorations in Cold Regions", (peer

reviewed), in 14th National Passive Solar Conference Proceedings. Boulder: American Solar Energy Society, June, 1989

Gould, Kira and Dennis A Andrejko. Green Homebuilder - Sustainable

Recovery by Design, April, 2009 (2nd Quarter/Spring).

Sustainability and Architecture – Invited author to VISION – Cornell University Student Publication, March, 2008 Andrejko, Dennis A. and Pamm McFadden. "PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING", (peer reviewed) in "Assessment of Solar Energy Technologies". Boulder: American Solar Energy Society, May, 1989.

Andrejko, Dennis A. "ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF SOLAR ENERGY UTILIZATION" at the 1989 Roundtable on Societal Costs of Energy, Washington, DC, March 9, 1989.

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Andrejko, Dennis A. "OVERALL BUILDING DESIGN: ENERGY AND AESTHETICS IN COLD REGIONS", NESEA/NYSEO Better Buildings, Conference, Rochester, NY, 31 October, 1988.

Andrejko, Dennis A. and Edward Steinfeld. "COLD CLIMATE AESTHETICS: EMERGING TRENDS AND IDEAS", in Progress in Solar Energy, Volume 6. Boulder/New York: American Solar Energy Society, (in publication).

Andrejko, Dennis A. "UNDERSTANDING THE LOGIC AND BEAUTY OF PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE", in Tagungsbericht des 4 International Sonnenforums. Berlin, Germany: International Congress Center, October, 1982; pages 520-526. Andrejko, Dennis A., Brian Duffy and Marshall Thomas. "PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF PASSIVE AND HYBRID SYSTEMS FOR TRACT HOUSING IN ARID REGIONS", in 7th National Passive Solar Conference: Conference Papers preprint Edition. Boulder/New York: American Solar Energy Society, August/September 1982; pages 795-800. Primary writing responsibility. Andrejko, Dennis A., "NATURAL SOLAR ARCHITECTURE/MICROCLIMATE DESIGN", in Tagungsbericht des 3 International Sonnenforums, Hamburg, Germany: Congress Centrum, June 1980; pages 497-506.

Wright, David and Dennis A. Andrejko. "PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE: LOGIC AND BEAUTY", in "Solar Magazine", September 1981, pages 4-10. Equal writing responsibility. Cover photo and feature article.

Andrejko, Dennis A., and David Wright. "THE PRIMACY OF MICROCLIMATE", in "Solar Age", October 1980, pages 16-23. Cover photo and feature article. Equal writing responsibility. Article also published in Russian.

Andrejko, Dennis A. "THE SOLAR MODULATOR: A NOVEL APPROACH FOR CONTROLLING DIRECT SOLAR GAIN IN ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS". MIT, Industrial Liaison Program, 1976.

Andrejko, Dennis A. "WILL THE SUN'S RAYS TRANSIT BUILDING 7 LOBBY THROUGH THE CORRIDOR TO THE BUILDING 4 EXIT OF MIT?" February, 1976. (Article published in "Tech Talk", school paper).

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REVIEWS Andrejko, Dennis A. "EMERGING ARCHITECTURE" in "Passive Solar Journal", Vol. 1 No. 4. Boulder/New York: Passive Systems Division of the American Solar Energy Society, Fall, 1982.

Andrejko, Dennis A. "PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN HANDBOOK VOLUME THREE: PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN ANALYSIS", in "Passive Solar Journal", Vol. l No. 4. Boulder/New York: Passive Systems Division of the American Solar Energy Society, Fall, 1982.

BOOK Andrejko, Dennis A. "Passive Solar Design" in ARCHITECTURAL

CONTRIBUTIONS GRAPHIC STANDARDS, by Ramsey and Sleeper and American Institute of Architects. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 10th Edition, June 2000, 11th Edition, June, 2007. (Peer reviewed)

Andrejko, Dennis A. "Passive Solar Design" in ARCHITECTURAL

GRAPHIC STANDARDS, 9th Edition, by Ramsey and Sleeper and American Institute of Architects. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1994. (Peer reviewed)

Andrejko, Dennis A. "Passive Solar Design" in ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHIC STANDARDS, 8th Edition, by Ramsey and Sleeper and American Institute of Architects. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1988. (Peer reviewed)

50 to 50 – AIA’s Sustainability Resource (co-contributor/committee member) – www.aia.org/fiftytofifty Conference on Sustainability and Higher Education (co-contributor) – Publication follow-up to February, 2007 Pomona Conference on Sustainability and Education, AIA, October, 2007.

Andrejko, Dennis A., and David Wright. "Passive Solar Design" in ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHIC STANDARDS, 7th Edition, by Ramsey and Sleeper and American Institute of Architects. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1980. Primary writing responsibility. (Peer reviewed)

Wright, David. NATURAL SOLAR ARCHITECTURE: A PASSIVE PRIMER. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, 1978. Assisted in editing and writing; prepared all graphics and calligraphy for this hand-done book. (Book also published in German, French and Japanese.)

RESEARCH/ Least Cost Cooling Study. University at Buffalo with Wendell SPONSORED Duscherer, June, 2005. Joint effort with UG Green, NYSRDA PROJECTS Supported. Passive Cooling Studies for Hayes and Crosby Halls.

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Sustainable Near Zero Energy Building with Heating and Cooling, NSF - National Science Foundation, as Co-Principal, with Joseph Mollendorf as Co-Principal and Deborah Chung as Principal amount requested $2,500,000.00, Not Funded. (submitted for funding: November 2009)

FIPSE – Building Literacy: The Integration of Building Technology and Design in Architecture Education – Participant/Contributor on Sustainability and Green Design – Summer 2007 thru Summer 2008 St. Regis Mohawk Tribe - Grant for design research on Sustainable Architecture –Proposals for Seventh Generation Community Center Building –May, 2005 - 2006 Norton Hall PV Installation – Part of Project Team for PV Installation, Demonstration and Education Project – 2005 Tuscarora Indian Nation - $2000 grant for design research on Sustainable Architecture –Proposals for Community Center Building (Project in Upper Level Studio, Spring 04) West Side Community Development – Passive Solar Design Prototype, Single Family House Proposal, LISC and HUD supported, August, 2001 – 2003.

VITAL SIGNS RESEARCH GRANT, August 1998-May 1999. Sponsored by the Department of Energy, Society of Building Science Educators and UC Berkeley.

First Annual SOLAR AND WIND ENERGY FAIRE, 2 & 3 June, 1990. Organized by the UB Solar and Wind Energy Group. Grant received by the Hahn Foundation. Display and Presentation at Amherst Central High School, 25 April, 1990.

Research Manager, NAHB/NRC Housing Research Center. Center Director Satish Mohan, Civil Engineers 1988 to present. Andrejko, Dennis A. and Edward Steinfeld. OUT OF THE COLD: EMERGING ARCHITECTURAL AESTHETICS. Funding by National Endowment for the Arts, design Arts Program. Buffalo, New York, 1988. 128 pages. Co-investigator with Edward Steinfeld. Steinfeld, Edward and Dennis A. Andrejko, "AESTHETICS FOR THE COLD: EMERGING ARCHITECTURAL IDEAS". Co-curator of an exhibit at Hallwalls Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York, 9-30 April, 1983. Funded by the New York State Council on the Arts and Moriyama and Teskina Planners Ltd.

Andrejko, Dennis A., Brian Duffy and Marshall Thomas. EVALUATION OF TRACT HOME PASSIVE/HYBRID SOLAR SYSTEMS. College of Architecture, Arizona State University &

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Arizona Solar Energy Commission, Research Report, No. 211-80, July 1982. Principal Investigator following resignation of Buck Rogers as original investigator.

Johnson, Timothy E., S. Wellesley-Miller and Dennis A. Andrejko. "LIGHTWEIGHT BUILDING MATERIALS FOR THE STORAGE OF SOLAR ENERGY". NSF Summary Report, MIT, Department of Architecture, September, 1977. Graduate Research Assistant and Research Associate. Andrejko, Dennis A. "ENERGY AND OFFICE ARCHITECTURE: A SYNTHESIS OF NOVEL PASSIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT PLANNING AND DESIGN". Thesis topic evolving design guidelines for materials developed at MIT; January, 1977. NSF sponsored with a graduate research assistantship.

INVITED National Tour of Solar Homes, 1998 - 2005. One of 500 homes EXHIBITS selected nationally for one day tour of solar, renewable and energy

efficient homes across USA, sponsored by the American Solar Energy Society. National tour of Solar Homes, October, 1996. One of 300 homes selected nationally for one day tour of solar, renewable and energy efficient homes across USA, sponsored by the American Solar Energy Society.

Passive Solar Forum 1987, Tokyo, October/November, 1987. Ginga Pocket Park, Tokyo, Japan. Traveling exhibit to Okinawa and Hokkaido, Japan, 1989. Sponsored by Japan Solar Energy Society, Architectural Institute of Japan and Tokyo Gas Company. One of 30 architects involved worldwide.

Winter Cities 86. First International Winter Cities Conference and Exhibition, February 1986, Edmonton Alberta, Canada. Invited exhibit of Sunspace Condominiums. Crested Butte, Colorado. Solar 4, An Exhibition of Passive Solar Architecture at Amerika Haus, West Berlin, Germany, October, 1981; Hannover, Germany, February, 1982 and 9 other major German Cities during 1982. (See Publications-Books)

TELEVISION Buffalo WNY Chapter/AIA Commercial/Public Service FILM/RADIO Announcement, thirty second piece showcasing Andrejko residence,

1998.

WBFO – Radio Interview on Sustainability and Design, May, 2007

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Film Documentary – Solar Energy for the New York Region, Avacodo Productions, April, 2003. Private Residence showcased (one of two) in educational documentary Film Documentary – Solar Energy for the New York Region, Avacodo Productions, April, 2003 – present. Private Residence showcased (one of two) in educational documentary Channel 4 Winter Documentary – Preparing for Winter in the Buffalo Region – Private residence showcased in newscast documentary on winter preparation – November, 2003 Channel 2 – WGRZ TV – PSA – Commercial Spot – “Hire an Architect”, combined with 30 minute documentary on Architectural Heritage in Buffalo, March – May, 2004

Channel 4 News - Two part series on Heating Alternatives. Solar House featured, 30 and 31 January, 1997. WKBW - Noon Interview Program, with Erie County Legislator J. Bozer, 1991.

Dominic Corteze Saturday Program, "House Doctor," WBEN Radio, 1992.

"9th National Passive Solar Conference". Live TV newscast for local ABC, NBC, CBS networks for Passive Solar Conference in Columbus, Ohio, September, 1985.

"SOLAR ENERGY IN BUFFALO". Live Radio interview, Lou Douglas Noon Interview program. WBEN Radio, 930, January 26, 1983. "ARCHITECTURE AND ENERGY". Videotaping and radio interview by the Media Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, April 1982.

"HOW TO KEEP HEAT IN YOUR HOUSE". Bullfrog Films, Oley, PA, 1980. Twenty eight minute film shown on PBS and Cable Health Network. Shown locally three times during 1986. Special Television Presentation, Ontario City Council, Ontario, California Civic Center Proposal, May 1975.

DEPARTMENT, Co-Chair – UB Master Landscape Design Advisory Committee, SCHOOL & 1999 – 2004. UNIVERSITY SERVICE Interim Chairman - Department of Architecture, 1997 - 1999.

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Articulation Transfer Conference, April 1996, SUNY Albany Open House Presentations, School of Architecture and Planning, 1990 - 1999.

Director - Department of Architecture, 1990 - 1995.

Committee Member, UB Environmental Institute Task Force,

1994/1995.

Chairperson, Admission and Advisement Committee, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989

Member, Bi-Laws Committee, 1985 (school wide) Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee 1984 to present

Chairperson, Curriculum Development Committee, 1983-1984

Member, Advanced Building Technology Committee, 1982 to 1988

Member, Undergraduate Policy Group, School wide, 1989

Coordinator, School of Architecture and Planning, Summer Session 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989. Responsibilities also included teaching of summer session with William Huff (1988), Mark Ernst (1984, 1985, 1987) and Beth Tauke (1988), and Arthur Chen (1989).

Coordinator, School of Architecture and Environmental Design (with School of Engineering), Summer Internship Program with Construction Exchange. University Liaison, and chair of University committee, Robert Ketter.

Founding Member, UB Solar and Wind Energy Group, 1990

Member, Conserve UB Committee, 1982 to present

PROFESSIONAL National Director – American Institute of Architects, 2006 to 2009 & COMMUNITY SERVICE State Director – American Institute of Architects, New York State,

ACTIVITIES 2005, 2006

COTE, AIA National Committee on the Environment, Member, January, 2010 - Present.

Sustainable Building Technology Committee (SBTC), International

Codes Council for the International Green Construction Code (IgCC), Member, appointed, July 2009 - Present.

NAED Council, National Academy for Environmental Design,

Council Member, National Board, July 2009 - Present.

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Energy Free Home Challenge Technical Advisory Committee, Energy Free Home Foundation, Member, (June 2009 - Present).

Greenbuild 2009 Technical Review Committee, USGBC, Member,

appointed, (May 2009 - Present). AIA USGBC Task Force, AIA, Member, appointed. (April 2009 -

Present). AIA West Virginia Design Awards Jury Chairperson, AIAWVA,

April 2010. Board Community Committee, AIA National Board Committee,

Member, (January 2009 - December 2009). COTE, AIA National Committee on the Environment, Co-chair,

(January 2009 - December 2009).

As National Director Representing the New York Region – Co-Chair – AIA COTE, 2009 Sustainability Committee Member Licensing Committee Member Education Coordinator – IDP Education Practitioner Network Member Liaison Continuing Education Quality Assurance Panel Member Board Community Committee

Invited International Jury Member– One of seven jury members for International Zero Energy Design Competition, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Masdar Headquarters Building – World’s first “Positive energy” Mixed Use Building, January, 2008. Several articles and press releases on event published worldwide (see example - www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZAWYA20080223071014 ). AIA Passive Solar Program Chair and National Organizing Committee Member, American Solar Energy Society, National Solar Conference, Solar 2009, Buffalo, NY May, 2009. Invited Design Jury Chair – Southern Chapter, Annual Design Awards, February, 2009 Invited Jury Member– AIA Rochester, Annual Design Awards Program, February, 2008.

Invited Jury Member – National Education Honor Awards Program, American Institute of Architects, EPN, January, 2008. Technical Review Committee Member – Technical Paper and Abstract Review - American Solar Energy Society, National Conference, Solar 2008, San Diego, CA, May 2008.

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Expert Panelist/Technical Reviewer – NSF – Technical Review for SBIR/STTR Phase I: Wind and Solar Energy. Invited Grant and Technical Review for NSF submissions, August, 2007. National Organizing Committee Member – American Solar Energy Society, National Conference, SOLAR 2009 (to be held in Buffalo, New York, May, 2009) Technical Program Chair – American Solar Energy Society, National Conference, SOLAR 2008, San Diego, CA, May, 2008.

President – Buffalo/WNY Chapter, 2001, 2002.

State Director – American Institute of Architects, New York State, 2005, 2006

Vice President/President Elect – Buffalo/WNY AIA Chapter, 2000.

New York State Junior Miss – State Board Member, 2005 – present.

New York State Junior Miss – State Committee Chair – 2006 – present.

New York State Junior Miss – State Committee Member, 2001 – present.

Design Review Advisory Committee, Erie County Family Courts

Building, 1998 to present. Director/Board Member - Buffalo/WNY AIA Chapter, 1997 to 2002.

Executive Board Member, Court Appointed Specialty Advocates (CASA) Buffalo region, 1995 - 1997.

Selected Member, NAAB Site Visitation Team Membership, 1994/1997. 1998 – 2001.

Founding Member, Niagara Frontier Solar and Wind Energy Group, 1990.

Associate Editor of Architecture, SOLAR ENERGY JOURNAL of

the International Solar Energy Society (Peer Reviewed publication). Pergamon Press. 1987 – 1995.

Associate Editor of Architecture, PASSIVE SOLAR JOURNAL. Official Journal of the Passive Architecture and Construction Division of the American Solar Energy Society, Inc.; published by Marcel- Decker. 1985 to 1988.

Session Chairman, Vernacular Architecture, 14th National Passive Solar Conference. Lakewood, Colorado, June, 1989.

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Member of National Organizing Committee, 11th National Passive Solar Conference, Boulder, Colorado, 1986.

Invited Jury Member, National Energy Efficient House Design Competition, New Shelter Magazine Emmaus, PA 1985.

Chairman and Board Member, Passive Architecture and Construction Division, American Solar Energy Society, 1985.

Member of National Organizing Committee, Solar '85 and 10th National Passive Solar Conference, held in Raleigh, North Carolina, October, 1985.

Technical Reviewer for MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FOR BUILDINGS, 7th Edition, McGuiness, Stein & Reynolds, John Wiley and Sons, New York, New York, 1986.

General Chairman and Member of National Organizing Committee, 9th National Passive Solar Conference held in Columbus, Ohio, September, 1984.

Invited Juror, Sustainable Communities Design Charrette, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June, 1983. Participant schools included the University of Minnesota, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, and University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. Responsibilities included lecturing, critiquing and reviewing of final projects.

Invited Juror. Final Design review of senior design projects. School of Architecture, RPI, December, 1982.

Reviewer, "Passive Solar Journal", Official Journal of the Passive Systems Division of the American Solar Energy Society, Inc., 1982, 1983, 1984.

Technical Review Committee, Technical Advisory Committee, Session Chairman (Emerging Architecture) and Panelist (Climate Responsive Design), 7th National Passive Solar Conference, Knoxville, Tennessee, August/September, 1982. Consultant, University of Minnesota, Underground Space Center, 1981. Review of EARTH SHELTER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN MANUAL, Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, 1982.

Participant, Honey Springs Charrette, January 5-10, 1981. Planning and prototype design for 2200 acre development in San Diego County by Presenting, Inc. Concepts developed by other team members Malcolm Wells, Edward Mazria, Sim Van der Ryn, Peter Calthorpe, Ted Taylor, David Sellers, David Wright and John Todd.

Technical Analysis for the State of California, Department of General Services on Capitol Condominium Project, September 1980.

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Executive Board Member, Passive Systems Division, American Solar Energy Society, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985.

Executive Board Member, Architecture and Construction Division, American Solar Energy Society 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985.

Technical Program Chairman, 6th National Passive Solar Conference, Portland, Oregon, September, 1981.

Member, Grass Valley Design Committee/Architectural Review Board, 1980.

Member, Editorial Advisory Board, "Passive Solar Journal", published by AS/ISES and SERI, 1980; (pilot issue)

Member, Technical Program Committee, 5th National Passive Solar Conference, 1980.

Member, Continuing Education Committee, Central Valley Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, 1980. Vice President and Education Director, Foothill Solar Exchange, Incorporated, 1980.

Technical Reviewer, PASSIVE SOLAR HANDBOOK FOR CALIFORNIA, California Energy Commission, 1979.

Session Chairman, Emerging Architecture Session; 4th National Passive Solar Conference, Kansas City, MO., 1-5 October 1979. Invited speaker, Vocational Education Workshop, Solar '85, the 10th National Passive Solar Conference, Raleigh, N.C., 19 October, 1985.

Invited speaker, Energy: Where Do We Go From Here Conference, Binghamton, New York, August, 1984.

Part of SUNY Physical Plant Administrators Annual Meeting.

Invited speaker, Energy Conservation and Building Design, sponsored by SUNY Solar Group, Rochester, NY, April, 1984.

PG&E Suntherm Reviewer, 1979 and 1980.

Technical Reviewer, Cycle 5, HUD Solar Demonstration Program, July and August 1979.

Technical Reviewer, 4th National Passive Solar Conference, 1979.

Participant, AIA/RC/DOE Climate and Architecture Workshop, February 1979.

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Executive Board Member, Solar Radiation Division of AS/ISES, 1979.

Juror, HUD National Passive Solar Design Competition, August, 1978.

PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNITY SERVICE/

PRESENTATIONS (* identifies authored publications)

*SDAT – Sustainable Design Assessment Team – Expert Advisory Group to towns and regions based upon RFP process, submittals and selection –

Expert Team Member – Northampton, Massachusetts, October, 2005

Expert Team Member – Tucson/Pima County, June 2007 Team Leader – Englishtown, New Jersey, October, 2007 Team Leader – Windsor, California, August, 2008 Expert Team Member - Kauai, Hawaii, November 2008 Team Leader – Indianapolis, IN, August, 2009

Workshop Presentation and Facilitation, OPN Green Day, OPN Architects, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, "Meeting the 2030 Challenge - Sustainable Strategies for Architectural Design", (May 2010).

Invited Speaker, AIA Northwestern Pennsylvania,

Erie, Pennsylvania “The New International Green Construction Code” (with Maureen Guttman), May, 2010.

Invited Speaker, Buffalo, New York, “Passive Solar Architecture:

Concepts and Guidelines for Successful Design”, February, 2010.

AIA Student Welcome, Solar Decathlon, USDOE and AIA, Washington, DC. (October 2009). Welcome address to students from 10 schools participating in the 2009 Solar Decathlon.

Roundtable Discussion Leader, Solar Decathlon Panel Discussion,

USDOE and AIA, Washington, DC, "Green Jobs and a Green Economy", (October 2009).

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Keynote Presentation, Sustainability Delaware 2009, AIA Delaware, Wilmington, DE, "Sustainability on the Washington Homefront (October 2009).

Keynote Presentation, AIA Northwestern Pennsylvania, AIA

NWPA, Erie, PA, "AIA Sustainability Initiatives", August 2009 *Roundtable Discussion Leader (and Organizer), American Solar

Energy Society Annual Conference, ASES, Buffalo, NY, "Emerging Architecture – Looking to the Past and Bridging to the Future", May 2009.

Invited Speaker – AIA National Convention, “The Carbon Neutral

Design Project “(with Alexis Karoledis and James Walsey), San Francisco, April, 2009.

*Invited Keynote Address – AIA Sustainability Initiatives, University of Oxford, UK – 50 Years On, Resetting the Agenda for Architectural Education, July, 2008. Invited Speaker – Greening Delaware’s Coastal Cities, SustAIAnability 2030 Initiatives, AIA Delaware, Lewes, DE, September, 2008. Keynote Luncheon Address – AGC Building Symposium – Sustainability and IPD, Lake Tahoe, June, 2008. Paper Presentation – American Institute of Architects, New York State Convention – (with Peter Arsenault) – The Five Step Process to Carbon Neutral Design, Westchester, NY, October, 2008,

Paper Presentation – American Institute of Architects, New York State Convention – AIA National Strategic Initiatives Overview, Westchester, NY, October, 2008

Guest Speaker - American Institute of Architects, New York State, Annual Convention – SustAIAnability 2030, New York, New York, October, 2007. BOCES Challenge Seminar Event – Keynote Address and Event Organization for local High School Students – April, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010

Invited Keynote Speaker – American Institute of Architects, State Government Network - AIA Sustainability Initiatives, San Juan, Puerto Rico, August, 2008.

*Sustainability and Education Roundtable – Pomona, CA, February, 2007. One of 35 invited experts to explore sustainability and education in professional schools in preparation for the NAAB Criteria reformulation.

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Architecture 2010 Imperative – Special Invite to attend the Global Teach-In in New York City for discussions on architecture, sustainability, and carbon neutrality by 2030, February, 2007 Grassroots – National Leadership and Capitol Hill Lobbying for the American Institute of Architects, Washington DC, February, 2007 Architects in Albany Day – Meeting on Capitol Hill with State Assembly People and Congressmen, Albany, May 2007 Conference on the Environment – Sustainable Living with Renewable Energy, October 2003, Buffalo, NY - Passive Solar Design for Residential Buildings (Invited Keynote Address) EBA (Environmental Business Association) of New York State – State Board Member, 2003; in association with the American Institute of Architects and USGBC

Invited Guest Speaker, Western New York sustainable Energy

Association, Erie County Historical Society, October 1997.

Invited Keynote Speaker, Construction Specifications Institute, Building Products Exhibit, Erie, PA, March, 1996.

Invited Guest Speaker, National Electrical Contractors Association, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October, 1989. Topic: "Energy and Architecture in Cold Regions"

Invited Participant, Rollscreen Company Pella Windows Architect Program and Workshop, Pella, Iowa, November, 1989. *Invited Symposia Speaker at Clean Energy for a Cleaner Environment; 1989 National Solar Energy Conference, Denver, CO, June, 1989. Topic: "Climate Based Aesthetics: Design Explorations in Cold Regions".

*Invited Panelist, 1989 Roundtable on Societal Costs of Energy. Washington, DC. March 9, 1989. (Testimonial published in Societal Costs of Energy, 1989, ASES.) *Invited Speaker, Better Building Conference, Northeast Solar Energy Association and New York State Energy Office, Rochester, New York. October 1988. Topic: "Overall Building Design".

Invited Speaker, Smallwood Elementary School, Amherst, New

York. November, 1988. Topic: "Architects and Solar Energy".

Invited Speaker, Rochester Solar Energy Association, Rochester, New York. November, 1986. Topic: "Common Sense of Energy Conscious Design".

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Invited Speaker, Forest Elementary School, Amherst, New York. March, 1984. Topic: "Buildings for the Future." *Invited Speaker and Chairperson, American Solar Energy Society National Conference, Minneapolis, June, 1983. Topics: Architecture and Aesthetics; Sustainable Communities.

Invited Speaker, Orleans - Niagara Board of Cooperative Education

Services, 10 May, 1983. Guest Speaker, Fall Lecture Series, School of Architecture and Environmental Design, State University of New York at Buffalo, November, 1982.

*Invited Speaker, 4 Internationales Sonnen Forum mit Ausstellung Solar '82, organized by Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Sonnenergie e.v. (D65), International Congress Center, Berlin, 6-9 October, 1982.

Invited Instructor, Earth Sheltered Design Workshop, Knoxville, Tennessee, 2 September, 1982. Coordinated by "Earth Sheltered Living Magazine", for the 7th National Passive Solar Conference.

*Speaker and Invited Panelist, 7th National Passive Solar

Conference, August/September, 1982. Topics: Passive Design Research, Climate Responsive Design.

Invited Keynote Speaker, Amerika Haus Hannover Germany and Evangelische Akademie Loccum. "Architektur und Energie". February 12-14, 1982. Topic: "The Logic and Beauty of Energy Conscious Design". Lecture tour also included talks at the Amerika Haus, West Berlin, and Heidelburg, West Germany.

Invited Keynote Speaker, Solar Homebuilders Program, sponsored

by Bonneville Power Administration and Western Sun, October 29, 1981.

Invited Speaker, Eastern Oregon Solar Group, Pendleton, Oregon, September 5, 1981. Lecture on Microclimate Design, lecture and Earth Integrated Design. Invited Keynote Speaker, Foothill Solar Exchange Seminar, June 27-28, 1981. Lecturer with David Wright, Antioch College West, Nevada City, CA, November 1980. Day long lecture on Microclimate Design, Passive Principles, and Design Case Studies.

Invited Speaker and Chairperson, 5th National Passive Solar Conference, Amherst, Massachusetts, October 21-28, 1980. Topics: "Introductory Overview of Emerging Architecture Trends for the '80s".

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Invited Lecturer, Central Valley Chapter AIA, Sacramento, CA, October 13, 1980. Lecture on Microclimate Design, Passive Principles, and Design Rules of Thumb.

Invited Speaker and Chairperson, Foothill Solar Exchange

Symposium, "Batten Down the Hatches", September 27-28, 1980.

Instructor, Tennessee Valley Authority, Architectural Design Branch, November 6-7, 1980. Topics: Earth Integrated Design.

Invited Lecturer, Orange County Chapter AIA, Newport Beach, CA,

July 12, 1980. Lecture on Microclimate Design, Passive Principles, and Design Rules of Thumb.

Invited Speaker, Architektur & Energie Seminar, Amerika Haus,

Berlin, West Germany, June 30, 1980.

Invited Speaker, Chamber of Architects, Hamburg, West Germany, June 27, 1980.

*Invited Speaker, 3 Internationalen Sonnenforum organized by BSE, Comples, DGS, ISES, VDI. Congress Centrum Hamburg, West Germany, June 24-27, 1980.

Invited Speaker, University of Tennessee, Department of

Architecture, May 12, 1980.

Invited Speaker, University of Tennessee, Department of Architecture, May 12, 1980. Topic: Microclimate Design.

Instructor, Tennessee Valley Authority, Architectural Design

Branch, May 12-13, 1980. Topic: Thermal Energy Storage.

Coordinator and Instructor, Argonaut Education Series: Energy Conservation in Building Design, April 17-May 29, 1980.

Invited Keynote Speaker, Foothill Solar Exchange Symposium,

"Energy Conscious Opportunities and Options", February 9, 1980.

Invited Speaker, ASC/AIA Forum 1979, University of Houston, November 21, 1979.

Invited Lecturer, University of Wisconsin Extension, Department of

Engineering & Applied Science, "Energy Conscious Building Design", October 22-23, 1979.

Invited Lecturer with David Wright, Microclimate Design Tutorial

Workshop; Speaker, Emerging Architecture Session; 4th National Passive Solar Conference, Kansas City, MO, October 1-5, 1979.

Invited Speaker, AIA Dinner Meeting, Santa Clara Valley Chapter, April 26, 1979.

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Invited Lecturer with David Wright, 3rd National Passive Solar

Conference, Design Methodology Workshop, January 10, 1979.

Telecture, Umpqua Community College, Roseburg, Oregon, November 21, 1978; (telephone lecture)

Speaker, NESEA Conference, Amherst, Massachusetts, 1976.

CITATIONS/ Work/Professional involvement identified in the following:

RELATED PUBLICATIONS Buffalo Spree – Feature Profile, Spring Edition, 2009

THE BUFFALO NEWS – Another Voice – Global Warming Energy Bill Op-Ed, December, 2007. Business First – Article and Interview on Sustainable Design – September, 2007. Business First – Article and Interview on Commercial Buildings and Sustainability – November, 2007. International Solar Energy Society – Fifty Year History of the International Solar Energy Society, Vol. 1, Vol.2, Karl W. Boer, Ed, 2005. Builder/Architect Magazine – March, 2004 Buffalo Spree – March, 2004 Business First Articles for American Institute of Architects Buffalo Western New York Chapter Awards Program, November, 2002

For Your Home: The Front Porch, Friedman/Fairfax Publishers,

NY, NY, 1998. Introduction pgs. 7-8.

“SOLAR TODAY”, September/October 1998. Real Places for Real People Article, pgs. 39-44 (includes photograph).

US Department of Energy Website <www.eren.doe.gove/buildings/case-study> Solar Residence featured.

THE BUFFALO NEWS, New York, October 1998. Article on Solar Energy in Western New York.

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY BUILDINGS IN THE US., ASES, PSIC, DOE and NREL, 1995.

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THE BUFFALO NEWS, New York 1993 (?). Newspaper article on Cold Climate Aesthetics. Feature section on professional interest. SUN, WIND, LIGHT, John Wiley and Sons, G.Z. Brown, et al., 1992.

MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT FOR BUILDINGS, McGuinness, Stein and Reynolds, 8th Edition, 1992. WHO'S WHO IN THE WORLD, Eighth Edition, 1987/1988; Ninth Edition, 1989/1990; Tenth Edition, 1989/1990; Eleventh Edition, 1990/1991.

WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA, (special listing) 1987/1988.

WHO's WHO IN THE EAST, Twentieth Edition, 1985/1986; Twenty-First Edition, 1986/1987; Twenty-second Edition, 1988/1989; Twenty-third Edition 1989/1990.

"BUFFALO MAGAZINE"; Special Housing Supplement "Old Faces, New Places", October 2, 1988. Cover photo and feature article. "Lofty Ideals", pgs. 10-15. Buffalo News, Buffalo, New York.

"SOURCE: Research Digest", State University of New York at Buffalo, Fall 1983. "Cold Regions Create New Architecture", page 22.

"SOLAR AGE", September, 1983. Article on Aesthetics for the Cold Exhibit, page 9.

"THE BUFFALO NEWS", New York, 23 August, 1983. Newspaper article on earth sheltering in Western New York.

"SOLAR AGE", August, 1983. Book review on PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE: LOGIC & BEAUTY, page 67.

"SOLAR AGE", May, 1983. Cover photo and additional photography of design work for feature article, pages 48-54.

"PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE", April, 1983. Book review on PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE: LOGIC AND BEAUTY, page 163.

"THE BUFFALO NEWS", New York, April 25, 1983. Newspaper article on Aesthetics for the Cold Exhibit.

"THE BUFFALO NEWS", Buffalo, New York, October 25, 1982. Newspaper article on Passive Solar Architecture.

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SOLAR REMODELING: PASSIVE HEATING & COOLING, Sunset Editions, Lane Publishing Company, Menlo Park, California, 1982, page 49.

"SUNSET MAGAZINE", November, 1982, pages 174, 176. Article on Alper Victorian Solar Retrofit.

"SOLAR AGE", May 1982, Article on Solar Retrofit with Alper retrofit described, page 18.

"SOLAR MAGAZINE", October l981, pages 16-17. "TEMPE DAILY NEWS", Tempe, Arizona, February 17, 1982. Article on Andrejko and Associates.

"EARTH SHELTER LIVING", January/February, 1982. Article on Feuille residence, pages 38-40.

EARTH SHELTERED HOMES: PLANS AND DESIGNS, Underground Space Center, Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, New York 1981. Feuille Residence, pages 70-73.

WHO'S WHO IN CALIFORNIA, 13th Edition, 1981.

"THE SACRAMENTO BEE", Sacramento, California, July 18, 1981. Article on Alper Victorian Solar Retrofit.

"THE UNION", Nevada City, California, June 27, 1981.

"THE SACRAMENTO BEE", Sacramento, California, June 20, 1981. Article on book, PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE: LOGIC & BEAUTY.

"REDWOOD NEWS", California Redwood Association, Spring 1981 Photograph and article on McCulley Residence.

"ARCHITECTURAL RECORD", May, 1981. Photograph of McCulley Residence in California Redwood Association advertisement.

"LE MUR TROMBE ET SES DEUX VERSIONS: maconnerie pleine et recipients d'eau". Par Pierre Bazan, Responsable De L'Antenne D'Architecture Naturelle Et Solaire De Perpignan, October, 1980.

"RESEARCH AND DESIGN", the Quarterly of the AIA/ Research Corporation, Spring 1980. "RESEARCHING THE 80's", pages 6-16.

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A SURVEY OF PASSIVE SOLAR HOMES, by the AIA/Research Corporation for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. June 1980, pages 19, 22, 31, 34, 35, 60, 93.

"THE UNION", Nevada City, California, May, 1980, Special insert. Articles - "PASSIVE SOLAR - BUILDING FOR THE SUN", p. 8A; DESIGN/THE KEY TO ENERGY CONSERVATION", p. 14A.

"L'ARCHITECTURE D'AUJOURD'HUI", June 1980, #209, pages 32-33. Morse Residence and Worrington Residence.

CURRENT PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING WORK IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by Ralph M. Lebens, RIBA, ARCAED, 8 Paddington Street, London WI, England (1979), for Dr. D. Bartholomew, United Kingdom Department of Energy, Energy Technology Support Unit. MIT Solar 5 house, pages 27 and 49.

"RESEARCH & DESIGN", The Quarterly of the AIA Research Corporation, Volume II, Number 3, Fall 1979, Article on passive cooling, pages 5-9, and contemporary design, page 12.

"SOLAR AGE", July 1979, page 45. Article on MIT Solar 5 Building. ABSTRACT AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE 3rd NATIONAL PASSIVE SOLAR CONFERENCE, American Section of the International Solar Energy Society, January, 1979. Design of conference logo.

"MIT SOLAR BUILDING 5, INITIAL PERFORMANCE", T.E. Johnson, et. al. MIT, October, 1978. "EXPLORING VARIOUS ASPECTS OF SOLAR ENERGY COLLECTION, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ITS POTENTIAL USE IN THE REHABILITATION OF NINETEENTH CENTURY ROW HOUSING IN ENGLAND", R.M. Lebens, MIT, February 1978.

SOLAR HEATED BUILDINGS OF NORTH AMERICA: 120 OUTSTANDING EXAMPLES, W.A. Shurcliff, 1978.

"SOLAR AGE", September, 1978, pages 21-23.

"US MAGAZINE", July 1978.

"POPULAR SCIENCE", June 1978.

"SOLAR ENERGY", Volume l9 #6, 1977. WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES, 1975 edition.

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"SYMPOSIA", August, 1974.

"BUILDER/ARCHITECT", June, 1974.

"ARIZONA ARCHITECT", August-September, 1974.

"BUILDER/ARCHITECT", June, 1973.

PROJECTS PROJECT INVOLVEMENT CODING:

Principal role ++ Co-principal role + Primary role 00 Secondary role 0

PROJECT STATUS CODING:

Design in Progress D Construction Documents Completed CD Project Built C Project Suspended S

PROJECTS WHILE PRINCIPAL OF ANDREJKO + ASSOCIATES Lamb Residence - Hermiston, Oregon ++ D/S Apple Residence - Maricopa Country, Arizona ++ D/S Lambert Residence - Leon Country, Texas ++ CD Rudick Residence - Orchard Park, New York ++ CD Jones Residence - East Amherst, New York ++ C Marracino Residence - Clarence, New York ++ C Rudell Residence - Clarence, New York ++ C Apolostic Christian Church, Syracuse, New York

(with Anton Harfmann) + D/S Senior Housing Proposal - Rensselaerville Institute + D

(joint venture with Edward Steinfeld Associates) Milos Residence/Remodel - East Aurora, New York ++ C Linsley Residence/Remodel - Snyder, New York ++ C Mombrea/Valentine Residence - Darien, New York ++ CD/S Mach Residence - Sheldon, New York ++ C Reeves Residence/Remodel - Eggertsville, New York ++ C Radt Residence/Remodel - Williamsville, New York ++ C Forest City Auto Parts - Buffalo, New York ++ C Albino Residence/Remodel - Eggertsville, New York ++ C Myrow Residence/Remodel - Snyder, New York ++ C Bates Residence - Angola, New York ++ C

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Great Arrow Loft - Buffalo, New York ++ C Mathews Interior - West Seneca, New York ++ C Wahl Residence - Lancaster, New York ++ C Berger/Kryzan Residence/Remodel - Eggertsville, NY ++ C Duch/Hoffman Residence/Remodel - Eggertsville, NY ++ C Great Arrow Office - Buffalo, New York ++ C Whiteman Osterman Hanna Law Offices - Liberty Building ++ C

Buffalo, New York Weitzsacker Residence/Remodel - Lockport, New York ++ C Koch Residence - Grand Island, New York ++ D/S Andrejko Residence Remodel - Williamsville, New York ++ C Theophilos Entry Design - Eggertsville, New York ++ D Dannebrock Residence - Angola, New York ++ C Engel Residence/Remodel - Eggertsville, New York ++ C Murzynski Residence - Elma, New York ++ C Woldenberg Residence/Remodel - Eggertsville, New York ++ DS Cole Residence - Wales, New York ++ CD Stay Loft - Buffalo, New York ++ C Cappiello Residence, Lockport, New York ++ CD Downie Residence/Remodel, Williamsville, New York ++ C Mendel/Thayer Residence/Remodel, Snyder, New York ++ CD/S Vandomelen Residence/Remodel, Snyder, New York ++ C Herzig Residence/Remodel, Hamburg, New York ++ D Rosenthal Seigel Muenkel Wolf Law Office Remodel, Buffalo, New York ++ C Kohrman-Hayes Residence/Remodel, Snyder, New York ++ C Torre Residence/Remodel, Snyder, New York ++ C Koch Residence, Williamsville, New York ++ D/S Matthews Residence, Williamsville, New York ++ C Karas Residence, Williamsville, New York ++ DS Hicks Residence/Remodel, Angola, New York ++ C Brothers of Mercy, OT/PT Facilities, Clarence,

New York ++ D Sewell Residence, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan ++ C Rosen Residence/Remodel, Olean, New York ++ C Spier Residence/Remodel, Grand Island, New York ++ DS Freedman Residence/Remodel, Williamsville, New York ++ DS Private Vacation Residence Remodel, Thunder Bay, Canada ++ C Mathews Residence, Lancaster, New York ++ C Cuenca/Downie Residence/Remodel - Williamsville, New York ++ C Hicks Residence - Elmira, New York ++ CD Chohan Residence/Remodel - Olean, New York ++ D Mogavero Residence/Remodel - Eggertsville, New York ++ C Collins Residence/Remodel ++ CD Collins Summer Home/Remodel ++ D Dusse Residence/Remodel ++ C Karas Residence ++ C Smith Residence/Remodel ++ C Hicks Residence, Elmira, New York ++ C Schichtel Residence, Springville, New York ++ C Engel Residence/Remodel ++ C Loree Residence/Remodel ++ D

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St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Seventh Generation Building Studies ++ C Bush/McCombe Residence/Remodel ++ C SSmith Residence ++ D/S Tell/Landy Residence ++ CD Hodin Residence Remodel ++ CD PROJECTS WHILE PRINCIPAL OF SEAgroup Finck Residence - Oregon City, Oregon + C Lake Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + C Skillington Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + C McGee - Cody 3 - Cody, Wyoming + C Carey Residence - Santa Barbara County, CA 00 C McGee - Cody 4 - Cody, Wyoming + C Anderson Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + D Danielson Village - Snohomish Co., Washington + C Spencer Residence - Iron County, Missouri + D/S Teasdale - Hotkap Prototype House + CD Morley Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA 00 D/S Sea Ranch Center Office - The Sea Ranch, CA + D/S Gilboyne Store - Jefferson County, WV ++ CD Terry Residence #5 - Santa Fe, NM + C McCulley Residence - Mendocino County, CA + C Close Residence - Santa Barbara County, CA + D/S Holden Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + CD Ergo Residence - Santa Rosa, CA + D TenBrink Residence - Modesto, CA 0 C Rocchio Residence - Douglas County, Colorado + C Bills Residence - Butler County, Kansas ++ C Peters Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + D/S Stayton Residence - Ridgecrest, CA ++ C PG&E Suntherm Program, Design Evaluations + - SEAgroup Office - Nevada City, CA + C Stillo Residence - Crested Butte, Colorado + D/S Waller Residence - Crested Butte, Colorado + D/S Lambert Residence - Leon County, Texas ++ D/S Claiborne Residence - Logan County, Arkansas + C Word Residence - Green City, Alabama + C Dean Residence - Wessington Springs, South Dakota 00 CD Burnside Subdivision - Pawlet, Vermont + C

(1 completed) Lee Residence - Cedar Ridge, CA + C Burke Residence - Humboldt County, CA 00 C Wilcox Residence - Banner Mountain, CA ++ C Hammerson Residence - Lake Wildwood, CA + C Warner Residence - Cedar Ridge, CA ++ CD/S Hanna Residence - Napa Valley, CA + C Desert Cove Country Club - Indian Wells, CA (consult) + C Hosbein Medical Office - Grass Valley, CA + C Bowman/Dunning Residence - Sonoma County, CA ++ C Vanbianchi Residence - Baimbridge Island, WA + CD

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Lane Residence - Mammoth Lakes, CA + D/S McKinney Residence - Colfax, CA + D/S Alper/Tiffin Residence Remodel - Nevada City, CA + C Dreisbach Residence - Clipper Mills, CA + D/S Corson Residence - Jackson, CA 00 C Anada Retreat - Nevada County, CA + D/S

(Yoga Fellowship) Kahn Residence - Willits, CA + D/S O'Donovan Residence - Magalia, CA ++ CD Weller Residence - Sutter Creek, CA 00 D/S Blake Residence - Huerfano County, Colorado 00 D Paoli Country Inn - Mendocino County, Ca + D Miles Residence - Lincoln County, Nebraska ++ C Wells Residence - Lakewood, Colorado + CD Crandall Residence - Mendocino County, CA + C Winters Duplex - Ketchum, Idaho ++ C Hass Residence - Fresno County, CA ++ C Huth Residence - Lake Wildwood, CA ++ D/S Kennedy Residence - El Dorado County, CA 00 C Halstead Residence - Calaveras County, CA + D/S Gamage Residence - Nevada City, Ca 00 D/S Stewart/Meredith Residence - Orinda, CA 00 CD Ashley/Lucarelli - North San Juan, CA 00 D/S Dorland Residence - Olympic Valley, CA 00 D/S Feuille Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + C Davis Residence - Calistoga, CA 00 D Baseel Residence - Las Vegas, Nevada 0 D Collins Residence - Lake of the Pines, CA 0 CD Honey Springs Prototype Residential Design + D Andrejko Residence (remodel) - Grass Valley, CA ++ C D'Autermont Residence - North Dakota 0 CD Hoag Residence Remodel - Live Oak, CA + CD Gronroos Residence - Santa Rosa, CA ++ CD Carey Residence - Santa Barbara County, CA 0 CD Welch Residence - Palo Alto, CA 0 D Kelly Residence - Solano City, CA 0 D SENIOR DESIGNER WITH DAVID WRIGHT, AIA ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHITECTURE McGee Residence - Cody, Wyoming 0 C Manos Residence - Denver, Colorado 0 C Thompson Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA 00 C Terry Residence #3 - Santa Fe, NM 00 C Blanchard Residence - Denver, Colorado 0 C Egan Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + C Davis Residence - Seminole, Oklahoma + C Knapp Residence - Fresno, CA + C Bishop Residence - Sierra Vista, Arizona + CD Medical Complex - The Sea Ranch, CA + D/S Neal Residence - Novato, CA + C Sayre Residence - Applegate, CA + C

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del Junco, Sr. Residence - Grant County, NM + C del Junco, E. Residence - Grant County, NM ++ C Morse Residence - Grand Junction, Colorado + C Stomboly Residence - Licking, Missouri + CD McMahon Residence - Napa, CA ++ C Refvem Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA + C Jacobs Residence (remodel) - Sea Ranch, CA + C McPherson Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA ++ C Sun of Man - Guerneville, CA (20 units) + D/S Trom Residence - South Dakota + C Natural Habitats - Crested Butte, Colorado + C

(6 units) Kocher Residence - Douglas County, Nevada ++ C Bernadotti Residence - The Sea Ranch, CA 00 CD Wormington Residence - Caddo Parish, LA ++ C Canyon Colorado Equid Sanctuary (Zebra Reserve) + D/S

Wagon Mound, New Mexico Malone Residence - Casey County, Kentucky 00 CD Fish Residence - Santa Rosa, CA 00 D/S Glass Residence - Sterling County, Texas ++ C May, 2010