John
Fülöp, Professional Experience:
As head of an Architecture and Planning firm working throughout
the East Coast as well as abroad, Mr. Fulop has designed
a variety of projects that range from institutional and
residential to commercial. Schools, Community Centers, Health
Clubs, Single Family to Multi-Unit Residential, and Experimental
Theaters are among some of the projects types.
During
the course of his architectural career in New York, Mr.
Fülöp also worked as a freelance photographer, film maker
and multimedia artist and has exhibited his work in Soho
Galleries as well as several Avant Grade Arts Festivals
in NYC.
Having
designed several Health Club facilities, Mr. Fülöp's interest
in athletic facilities is enhanced by his current participation
in competitive swimming. Over the years, he has won several
national titles in Masters Swimming events.
While he still maintains a small satellite office in NYC, his professional focus for the past thirty odd years has been designing "Sustainable" projects from his Berkshires office. |
A Brief Resumé:
1974-present
• John Fülöp Associates, Architects, Planners; Formed JF Associates, Architects & Planners in New York
City. Over the years, worked with several associates in the New
York Office.
1971-1974 • Lamb & Fülöp,
Architects; New York City.
Formed a partnership with Justin Lamb, Architect. Commercial
and Residential projects in metropolitan New York City.
1970-1971 • Edward
L. Barnes; Architect; New York City.
Working drawings for the Walker Guthrie Museum; Minneapolis,
Minn.
1971• Zachary Rosenfield & Partners,
Architects; NYC
Designed the alteration of and addition of an Emergency Wing
to the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, Conn.
1969-1970 • Hardy,
Holzman and Pfeiffer, Architects; New York City
Design work on several projects in the office; The Southwest
School, a new elementary school in Columbus, Indiana: The
Montessori School, NYC: The Schaefer Residence, a proposed
new house in Southampton, NY for a NYC art gallery owner;
The Shaw University Master plan; Restoration and alteration
of the Carnegie Mansion for the Cooper Hewitt Museum of the
Smithsonian Institute in New York City.
1968-1969 • Ulrich
Franzen, Architect; New York City.
Job captain on design of the Cultural Complex (two theaters,
a concert hall, support facilities and classrooms) for the
new Liberal Arts College at SUNY, Buffalo, NY.
1968 • Bull,
Field, Volkmann & Stockwell;
San Francisco, CA
“Reflections”; Design, working drawings and construction supervision
of a dress shop
in the Cannery; Working drawings for a Golf Clubhouse, Hidden Valley, CA.
1968 • Moore-Turnbull,
Architects; Charles Moore; New Haven, CT
Church Street Housing, a low income housing development
in New Haven, Conn., Several houses around the New England
area. On site design and construction of the Faculty Club
Building at the University of California in Santa Barbara,
CA.
1966-1968 • Alden Berman, Architect; New
Haven, Conn.
Design for a housing development of garden apartments
in Northern Conn. Working drawings for a store, office building in Hamden,
Conn.
1966-1968 • Bruce
Arneil, Architect; New Haven, Conn.
Working drawings for a hospital extension in Laconia,
New Hampshire.
SUMMER 1966 • Lathrop Douglass,
Architect; New York City
Design and working drawings for various shopping
centers.
SUMMER
1965 • André Halász, Architect;
Greenwich, Conn
Worked through design phase of a hospital
building in Kentucky.
SUMMER 1964• Robert
Levien, Engineer; Forest Hills, NY
Working Drawings for several industrial
buildings located throughout the Northeast. |
