MICHAEL F. BAUER, ARCHITECT

EDUCATION AND SCHOLARSHIPS
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1967 Bachelor of Architecture, Cooper Union, New York, NY (full tuition scholarship)

1962–1966 New York State Scholar Incentive Award

1961 SUNY Experimental Arts Program, State University of New York, Albany

REGISTRATION
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1974 State of New Mexico, Registration Certificate No. 770

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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2007–PresentMichael F. Bauer + Associates, Architects
Owner/Principal (See 1986 – 2002 below)

2002–2007 Bauer, Freeman, McDermott Architects, LLC
Managing Partner - feasibility studies, site analysis, master planning,
programming, design and construction documents, bidding and/or
negotiations and contract administration for residential, public, and
private sector commercial projects

1986–2002 Michael F. Bauer + Associates, Architects
Owner/Principal – feasibility studies, site analysis, master planning,
programming, design and construction documents, bidding
and/or negotiations and contract administration for residential
and private sector commercial projects

1984–1986 Arrison, Inc.
Architect/Board of Directors – feasibility studies, site
analysis, master planning, programming, design and construction
documents, bidding, negotiation and contract administration for
private sector commercial projects, civic buildings, and
education facilities

1982–1984 Michael F. Bauer, AIA
Owner/Principal – site analysis, master planning, design and
construction documents, bidding and/or negotiation and contract
administration for residential and private sector commercial projects.
Also consulted to other Santa Fe Architects on commercial projects
and educational facilities

1977–1982 Architects Atelier
Architect/President – feasibility studies, site analysis, programming,
master planning, historic building documentation and stabilization
reports, design and construction documents bidding and/or
negotiation and contract administration for residences, private
sect or commercial projects and public properties

1976–1977 The Architects Taos
Architect – employee in charge of Santa Fe office for Taos firm,
design and construction documents for multi-purpose buildings in
three New Mexico school districts

1973–1975 Richard Halford & Associates
Architect – programming, design and construction documents for
residential, office, and medical research buildings

1972–1973 Luna-Ross & Associates
Intern Architect – construction documents for civic buildings in
Santa Fe and Aztec, N.M.

1972 Register and Brunet Intern Architect - schematic design for high school
in Acoma, N.M.

1971 Self-employed Designer - addition to residence; work for The Architects
Taos on Taos Ski Valley Master Plan and design studies for "Zomeworks"
applications

1967–1969 Various New York architectural firms (Wiener & Gran, Breger & Unger, Mendal,
Mesick & Cohen)
Intern Architect – general architecture and planning responsibilities

PUBLICATIONS, AWARDS, EXHIBITIONS
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2009 "The New Adobe Home" book, pages 106-113

"Anasazi Inspired", Michael G. Byrne and Dottie Larson, Authors, Gibbs Smith
Publishing

2007 TREND MAGAZINE, Winter/Spring 2008, "A Modern Edge"

2006 “NEW OLD HOUSE” MAGAZINE, Winter 2006, “Adobe Details”

2005“CELEBRATING THE AMERICAN HOME” book, pgs. 9,18,22,112-115,

Joanne Kellar Bouknight, Author, Taunten Press with AIA

2003 "THE NEW OLD HOUSE" book, pgs. 49-59, Russel Versaci,

Author, Taunton Press with AIA.

2003 SANTA FE TREND MAGAZINE, Fall 2003, Point/Counterpoint

1996-1999 SANTA FEAN MAGAZINE, various awards and editorial features

1984 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL "The Wall's the Thing" interview, March 21, 1984

1982AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE in New Commercial Construction presented by
Old Santa Fe Association and Santa Fe Chapter AIA

1980+1982 EXIBITOR, AIA ARMORY FOR THE ARTS SHOW

1968 1968 PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE, Planning Idea: “Take to the Streets,”
August issue

1966 CUAS TEN, “The Process of Architecture”

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
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2002Visiting critic, Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture, Cooper Union, New York

1998-2002Visiting critic, Columbia University

1994-1995 Coordinator for the Santa Fe Jazz Foundation Jazz in the Schools Program

1991-2009Visiting critic, University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning

1985-1987 Santa Fe Community College Architectural Curricula Advisory Committee

1984 President, Santa Fe Chapter AIA

1983 President Elect, Santa Fe Chapter AIA

1982Treasurer, Santa Fe Chapter AIA

1981-1982 Chairman, AIA Subcommittee for Study of Santa Fe City Recodification

1980-1981 Director, Santa Fe Chapter AIA

1980 Juror for AIA/New Mexico Society of Architects Design awards

1977 Reader and Panelist for the New Mexico Arts Commission grants in Architecture

1981, 1982, 1984, 1986