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A. MILOFSKY, Partner
EDUCATION/
REGISTRATION
University
of Cincinnati
Bachelor of Science, Architecture, 1971
Registered Architect: Massachusetts, 1975 - 2006; California,
1987 - present
QUALIFICATIONS
Thirty-Eigth
years of experience in the management and design of large scale
urban projects, including historic preservation, housing, transportation,
and urban design.
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
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Silver
Lake Library, a new 13,000 s.f. branch library at
the gateway to an architecturally significant community
of landmark midcentury residences.
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The
Medallion, New design of 192 units of market rate
loft housing in a mixed-use development with wholesale toy
markets and parking at 4th and Main Streets in downtown
Los Angeles.
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Views
at 270, Urban mixed-use development integrating
a national big box retailer with 56 units of low income
housing.
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- Little
Tokyo Lofts, Adaptive reuse of 220,000 sq. ft.,
six-story manufacturing facility for 161 units of live/work
housing.
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Equitable
Building, Full upgrade of the building to provide
state of the art office suites within the historic envelope
of Hollywood.
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Feasibility
Study for an Arts, Entertainment & Community Cultural
Center, Program, Conceptual Site Planning, and Costing
for a $60 million dollar arts and cultural center for the
fastest growing city in Arizona. Facility included a municipal
arts school, 200 and 600 seat performance spaces, administration
and art gallery spaces linking the main commercial street
with the civic center.
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John
C. Fremont Library, Addition, restoration, rehabilitation,
and seismic upgrade of 8,000 sq. ft. Los Angeles Cultural
Monument Branch Library.
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Hill/Fields
Entertainment, Tenant improvements, interior and
furniture design for executive production offices and building
improvements to 12,000 sq. ft. free-standing office building.
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Smart
& Final, Design Architect for 5,000 sq. ft.
discount grocery with supplemental retail incorporating
commercial frontage and pedestrian access along an urban
street.
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Vertigo,
New 20,000 sq. ft. disco and restaurant interior including
facade design of complete complex to convey the sense of
the nightclub as a conversion of a "found garage"..
PROFESSIONAL
ACTIVITIES
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California
Polytechnic Institute, Pomona, Adjunct Professor; Architecture,
2009 - Present
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Historic
Preservation Commission Chair, City of Huntington Park,
2006 - Present
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CCAPA
Conference 2012: Presentation Panelist
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City
of Los Angeles, Mayor's Design Advisory Panel, 2009 - Present
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City
of Los Angeles, Council District 13, Design Review Panel,
1999 - Present
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Los
Angeles Conservancy VP Advocacy and Executive Committees,
2003- 2005
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Los
Angeles Conservancy, Board of Directors, 1999 - 2005
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Hollywood
Heritage, Board of Directors, 1997 - 2000
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California
Preservation Foundation 1996 Conference: Presentation Panelist
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Los
Angeles Conservancy 1993 Design Awards Jury, Chair
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National
Publishers Service, Director, 1988-1992
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After
Image Stock Photo Agency, Director 1985-1991
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Historic
Preservation Commission, City of Huntington Park, CA 2006-2008
AWARDS
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California
Preservation Foundation: Glen Lukens House and
Studio
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Los
Angeles Business Council: Glen Lukens House and
Studio
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Southern
California Development Forum: Silver Lake Branch
Library
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Los
Angeles Business Council: Silver Lake Branch Library
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Los
Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award, John C.
Fremont Library
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Cultural
Heritage Historic Preservation Award, John C. Fremont
Library
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California
Preservation Foundation Design Award, Los Altos
Apartments
- Presidential
Design Award (National Endowment for the Arts), Southwest
Corridor
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Governors
Design Award (Massachusetts), Yarmouth Street Vent
Structure, 1986
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Killington
Village Center Competition, Winner, 1977
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Hollywood
Arts Council Charlie Award, Capitol Records Gogerty
Building
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Downtowner's
of Distinction Award, Little Tokyo Lofts
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Southern
California Association of Non-Profit Housing (SCANPH),
2005 Multi-Family Affordable Housing Project of the Year
Award, Views at 270
PUBLICATIONS
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Library
Journal: December 2010, Year in Architecture, Silver
Lake Branch Library
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Real
Estate and Construction Review; 2007 Views at 270
- Architectural
Record; May 2006 Pico Union Branch Library
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Los
Angeles Times, Calendar Weekend, August 20, 2005
Pico Union Branch Library
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Weekly
Variety, September 2003 Little Tokyo Lofts
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Weekly
Variety, December 6, 2002 Capitol Gogerty
- Angeles
Magazine, July 1991 M2A Firm Profile
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LA
Architect, Hollywood Metro Rail Station, January
1985
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HGTV:
Restore America: Los Altos Apartments
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