Allan T. Shulman

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Education:

Master of Architecture, University of Miami, 1992
Bachelor of Architecture, Cornell University, 1985
Independent Study in Paris, France 1984
Intensive study of Japanese architecture, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan

Teaching Experience: University of Miami School of Architecture: Lecturer 1992-present Florida International University School of Architecture, Lecturer Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, Visiting Professor

Licensure:

Registered Architect, State of Florida

Professional Experience:

Shulman & Associates was founded in Miami in 1996 as Allan T. Shulman Archtiect, PA. Starting with historic preservation projects on Miami Beach, the firm has grown in size and scope and provides full architectural services on a broad range of buildings types. In addition to architectural work S&A offers interior design, historic preservation design and consulting, and urban planning. Over the last decade Shulman has specialized in the design of hotels and motels, culminating in a portfolio that has made the firm a sought-after hospitality designer. The firm engages in sustainable design practice and is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council.

Professional Honors:

Miami Design Preservation League, 2004, Preservation Award for Browns Hotel, Miami Beach
Dade Heritage Trust Award, 2004, Browns Hotel Restoration, Miami Beach
Dade Heritage Trust Award, 2003, 1036 Lincoln Rd. Building, Miami Beach
Dade Heritage Trust Award, 2002, The Mead Building, Miami Beach
The Little Haiti Affordable Housing Competition, 2001, Honorable Mention

Recent Publications: (selected)

Masterplan for the revitalization of Zschornewitz, Germany. Academic
work featured in Harald Bodenschaiz, “New Urbanism and the European Perspective,” published in Rob Krier, Town Spaces, (Berlin: Birkhauser), 2003, p. 275

Allan T. Shulman, Randall Robinson and Jeff Donnelly, “Miami Architecture Project” Catalogue and educational program, including a guide to Miami architecture. Funded with a grant from the Miami-Dade Cultural Affairs Council, Status: Research phase 50% complete

Allan T.. Shulman, ‘The Florida Tropical Home: Porch, Patio and the Outdoor Living Ideal,” publication pending

Allan T,. Shulman, “Morris Lapidus and the Search for a Hemispheric Modernism,” Architecture and Urbanism en Las Americas (A ULA), No. 3, May 2002

Author (with Jean Francois Lejeune), The Making of Miami Beach 1933-1942: The Architecture of Lawrence Murray Dixon, New York, Rizzoli, 2001

Author (with Jean Francois Lejeune & Jose Gelabert-Navia), Miami Beach-Ocean Drive, Pamplona, Colegio de Arquitectos del Pais Vasco, 2000

See Web Site for additional publications and articles

Service:

Miami Zoning Board
Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board
Board of Dade Heritage Trust
Miami Beach Cultural Arts Council
Florida Trust for Historic Preservation
Urban Arts Committee
Hampton House Community Trust