Deborah Fennick Resume — File 189756

Deborah J Fennick AIA LEED Resume Education Harvard Graduate School of Design, Masters of Architecture, with Letter of Commendation, 1982 Lehigh University, BA, Fine Arts, Summa Cum Laude, 1978 Registrations Registered Architect: MA, RI, NH, NJ, NCARB LEED AP (Leadership in Energy and the Environment Accredited Professional) Affiliations and Community Service Cambridge Montessori School, Board of Trustees City of Somerville, Assembly Square Design Review Committee Boston Society of Architects Board of Directors, Secretary, Commissioner of Honors and Awards; Unbuilt Architecture Awards Juror; Harleston Parker Award Juror American Institute of Architects Women’s Transportation Seminar Historic Neighborhoods School Programs, volunteer architect mentor Job Shadow Program, Boston Private Industry Council/Boston Public Schools, volunteer architect mentor Employment History Fennick | McCredie Architecture, Principal, 2003 - present TAMS Architecture, Vice President, Principal Architect, Director of Airport Architecture, 1984 – 2003 Moshe Safdie and Associates, Project Designer, 1983 – 1984 Unihab-Architecton, Project Designer, 1982 - 1983 Fred Koetter and Associates, Designer, 1981 – 1982 Rino Levi Aequitetos Associados, São Paulo, Brazil, Designer , 1977 Faculty Rhode Island School of Design, Department of Architecture, Advanced Design Studio Visiting Instructor, 1992, 1988 Rhode Island School of Design, Department of Landscape Architecture, Graduate Design Studio Instructor, 1991 Boston Architectural Center, Design Studio Instructor, 1983-84 Harvard Graduate School of Design, Career Discovery Program, Instructor, 198 Professional Experience Summary Ms Fennick is cofounder and design principal of Fennick | McCredie Architecture. With wide client and colleague recognition for design excellence, Deborah has 25 years of experience providing architectural services in support if a broad range of project types including cultural, civic and academic institutions, transportation and urban infrastructure. Feature projects follow: Institutions Paul Revere House Museum, Boston, MA Charles River Museum of Industry, Waltham, MA Heritage Harbor Museum, Providence, RI North Bennet Street School at the historic Hoosac Warehouse, Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston New Hampshire Technical Community Colleges, Aviation Technology Campus, Keene, NH

Deborah J Fennick AIA LEED 2 Bergen County Justice Center, Hackensack, NJ Massachusetts Elementary and Middle Schools, new construction, renovations, and additions, 15 projects statewide Emmanuel College, Marian Hall Science Facility, Boston National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa Infrastructure Lowell Riverwalk and Boiler House Park Hamilton Canal District Parking + Retail, Lowell, MA JetBlue Airways, Terminal C Renovations, Logan Airport Old Northern Avenue Bridge Adaptive Reuse, Boston Martha’s Vineyard Airport Terminal Boston Scientific, Hangar 10 Corporate Aviation Center Vent Building No.7, East Boston Rental Car Terminal and Southwest Service Area Planning, Logan Airport West Parking Garage and Pedestrian Concourse, and Central Garage Expansion, Logan Airport Eastern Canal Trolley and Pedestrian Bridge, Lowell, MA American Airlines Terminal Redevelopment, JFK Airport Awards / Exhibits / Publications Boston Society of Architects - Honor Award for Design Excellence: Martha’s Vineyard Airport Passenger Terminal American Institute of Architects New England - Merit Award for Design Excellence: West Parking Garage and Pedestrian Concourse, Logan International Airport New York Construction News, Top Projects of 2000, Albany International Airport Parking Facilities Boston Society of Architects/City of Boston, Harleston Parker Award (Most Beautiful Building in Boston): Ventilation Building No. 7 American Institute of Architects - Honor Award for Design Excellence: Ventilation Building No. 7 Boston Society of Architects - Honor Award for Design Excellence: Ventilation Building No. 7 Waterfront Center Annual Awards - Top Honor, Excellence on the Waterfront: Lowell, Eastern Canal Trolley Bridge Boston Society of Architects/AIA Merit Award for Design: Malden Center MBTA Station Boston Society of Architects/Women in Architecture Award for Excellence: Forge Park MBTA Station “Mind and Body: Projects and Built Works of Young New England Architects,” Exhibited at Northeastern University and Rhode Island School of Design The Jaffa Gate contributing urban design project, exhibited at the Bank Boston and the Harvard Graduate School of Design, 1985. Boston Business Journal, “Architects on their own: Leaders taking a leap of faith,” October 2005 Airports: A Century of Architecture, by Hugh Pearnam, “ Small Can Be Beautiful”, 2004 Architectural Record ,“Expanded Building Types Study,” (Martha’s Vineyard Airport Terminal) www.architecturalrecord.com, 2002 Airport Builders, (Martha’s Vineyard Airport Terminal) Marcus Binney, Academy Editions, a Division of John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 1999 Architectural Record "Machine for Air Handling Celebrates its Mechanical Nature," (Ventilation Building No. 7), February 1998 Boston Herald “Futuristic Shapes Given Vent to New England’s Past,” (Ventilation Building No. 7), January 1998 Boston Globe “Vent Building a Breath of Fresh Air,” (Ventilation Building No. 7), November 1997 Banker & Tradesman “Vent Building Adds Fresh Air and Fresh Ideas to Big Dig,” (Ventilation Building No. 7), July 1997 Progressive Architecture "Eastern Canal Bridge, Lowell, MA,", December 1993 Urban Designs for the Holy City, (The Harvard Jerusalem Studio by Moshe Safdie) The MIT Press, 1986