Stanley Mathews, AIA
Art Department
Hobart & William Smith Colleges
Geneva, NY 14456
315-781-3476
EDUCATION:
Columbia University, School of Architecture and Planning
Ph.D, History and Theory of Architecture 2003
Dissertation topic:
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia
Master of Architecture 1987
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
School of Architecture 1982-83
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Master of Fine Arts 1977
Beloit College, Beloit Wisconsin
B.A. (Art Major) 1975
PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED ACTIVITIES:
Assistant Professor, Art Department, Hobart & William Smith Colleges, 2003 - present
Instructor, Art Department, Hobart & William Smith Colleges, 2000 - 2003
Untenured Faculty Representative, Hobart & William Smith Colleges, 2002
Assistant Professor, Art History, Oberlin College, 1995-97
Registered Architect - State of Ohio reg. #9815 1991
Planning Commission, City of Oberlin 1997-02
Design Review Board, City of Oberlin, Vice Chair 1997-02
Cleveland Public Library - Design Review Board 1992-93
AIA representative and Panelist
Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art 1992
Panelist - "Beyond the Edge: New Frontiers in Architecture"
City of Oberlin, Historic preservation Commission 1991-92
Commission Chairman
Progressive Architecture 1993
Contributor
The New Art Examiner 1992-1994
Contributor
Inland Architect 1990-1994
Contributor
Dialogue magazine
Critic and Columnist: Architecture & Design 1987-1994
ARCHITECTURAL & DESIGN PROJECTS:
La Grange Memorial Plaza, 2001 $50,000
Smith Residence, Oberlin, 1999 $350,000
Avon Lake Medical Offices, 1999 $250,000
Mandaren Residence (addition), Oberlin, 1998 $75,000
E.H. Roberts Co. shop & offices, Huron 1998 $350,000
Oasis Animal Shelter, Oberlin, 1997 $200,000
Richards-Gorfain residence, (additions & renovations), Oberlin, 1996 $95,000
Coleman Residence, (addition), Oberlin, 1995 $90,000
Psychiatric & Psychological services (build-out), Elyria 1995 $175,000
Zagarel Residence (renovations), Oberlin 1995 $50,000
Koppes-Norris residence, (additions & renovations), Oberlin, 1994 $120,000
Zinn residence, (additions and renovations). Oberlin 1993 $90,000
Erikson House, (addition), Oberlin, 1993 $45,000
Townsend Group (interior), Cleveland (with HGG Architects) 1992 $187,000
INGI Shop (interior), Beachwood 1992 $80,000
McDonald & Company, (interior), Cleveland (with HGG Architects) 1992 $45,000
Mt. Sinai Department of Cardiology (interior), Cleveland, (with HGG Architects) 1992 $90,000
Hewitt Associates (interior), Independence (with HGG Architects) 1992 $725,000
Associates in Internal Medicine (interior), Cleveland (with HGG Architects) 1992 $200,000
Society Tower Management Suite (interior), Cleveland (with HGG Architects) 1992 $200,000
Progressive Insurance Training Center (interior), Mayfield (with HGG Architects) 1991 $2,500,000
Progressive Insurance National Accounts, Cleveland (with HGG Architects) 1991 $3,500,000
Bruning Health Care Center, Cleveland (with HGG Architects) 1991 $20,000,000
Central Reserve Life Headquarters, Strongsville (with Payto Architects) 1990 $5,800,000
Mill Run Professional Center, Brecksville (with Payto Architects) 1990 $200,000
Laurel School Renovation, Cleveland (with Blunden & Barclay Architects) 1990 $150,000
Cleveland Public Library Addison Branch, Cleveland (with Bucchieri Architects) 1989 $1,200,000
Murray Hill Condominium Renovation, Cleveland (with Bucchieri Architects) 1989 $1,500,000
PUBLICATIONS:
"An Architecture for the New Britain: The Social Vision of Cedric Price’s Fun Palace and Potteries Thinkbelt." (forthcoming).
“George Snyder: The Savage and the Serene,” exhibition catalogue essay, 1998
"Frank Lloyd Wright at MOMA,” DRAWING, November/December, 1995
"Architecture, Science & Aesthetics," (excerpts), PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE, February 1994.
"Architecture in the Age of Hyperreality," Architronic, volume 2, number 1, 1993.
"Learning Curve," INLAND ARCHITECT, June/July 1993
"The Body Politic: The Chicago Armory Show," DIALOGUE, January/February, 1993
"Taliesin Architects In Ohio," INLAND ARCHITECT, January 1993
"The Venice Biennale: Eisenman & Gehry" THE NEW ART EXAMINER, January 1993
"The Big Squeeze: Postmodern Time and Space," DIALOGUE, May/June, 1992
"Indeterminate Evocations: Paintings by George Snyder (Exhibition catalogue), Arden Gallery, Boston, 1992
"Deck the Halls," DIALOGUE, March/April, 1992
"Yesterday's Tomorrows," DIALOGUE, January/February, 1992
"Architecture and Pseudoscience," DIALOGUE, October/November, 1991
"The Rite of Spring," DIALOGUE, August/September, 1991
"The Phantom Monolith," DIALOGUE, April/May, 1991
"Brave New Wharf," DIALOGUE, February/March, 1991
"Dream America," DIALOGUE, December/January, 1990-91
"Letter from London," DIALOGUE, October/November, 1990
"Notes on Camp(ing)," DIALOGUE, August/September, 1990
"The Persistence of Memory," DIALOGUE, June/July, 1990
"The Persistence of Memory" INLAND ARCHITECT, June/July, 1990
"New is okay as long as its old," DIALOGUE, February/March, 1990
"Post Conceptual Concepts," INLAND ARCHITECT, December/January, 1990
"D-Con Dilemma," DIALOGUE, January/February, 1989
"Fabulous Furniture," DIALOGUE, November/December, 1989
"PoMo Postmortem," DIALOGUE, September/October, 1989
"Deconstruction in Detroit," DIALOGUE, March/April, 1989
"Architecture and Education," DIALOGUE, January/February, 1988
"Cities and Cemeteries," DIALOGUE, November/December, 1988
"Somehow, Architecture," DIALOGUE, July/August, 1988
"The Malling of America," DIALOGUE, May/June, 1988
"Is Architecture Okay Now?," DIALOGUE, March/April, 1988
"Against Historic Preservation," DIALOGUE, January/February, 1988
"Sculpture and Space," DIALOGUE, November/December, 1987
HONORS, AWARDS & GRANTS:
Graham Foundation, Carter Manny Award, honorable mention 1999
Columbia University, Doctoral Research Grant 1995-99
Virginia Society of the AIA, Competition award 1984
Virginia Society of the AIA, Competition award 1985
Virginia Society of the AIA, Competition award 1986
Phi Kappa Phi, Honor society 1985
Tau Sigma Delta, Architecture honor society 1986
FOREIGN LANGUAGE:
French: reading and fluent speaking
Italian: reading
PERSONAL DATA:
Born February 17, 1952
Married to Dr. Patricia Mathews, art historian, Oberlin College
Two children.
