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Title
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Associate Professor
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Department
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City & Regional Planning
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Address
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210 W. Sibley Hall
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Phone
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(607) 254-8579
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Email
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jmc286@cornell.edu
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Jeffrey Chusid is an architect and planner with current research interests that include the fate of historic resources in areas of cultural exchange and conflict, the conservation of modernist architecture in India, historic cements, and sustainable development. His writings can be found in journals, museum catalogues, and several texts. Chusid has consulted on public policy, resource conservation, and urban design for diverse communities such as Shanghai, China; Sevastopol, Ukraine; Levuka, Fiji; and Bastrop, Texas. He has also consulted on building and landscape preservation for numerous museums including the Huntington and Hearst Castle. Chusid received his A.B. in environmental design and his M.Arch. from the University of California-Berkeley in 1978 and 1982.
Courses (selected)
- CRP 5610 Historic Preservation Planning Workshop: Surveys
- CRP 5620 Perspectives on Preservation
- ARCH 4510 / 5910 Topic Studio in Historic Preservation (with George Hascup and Stanley Saitowitz)
- CRP 6690 Museum and the Public (with Cathy Klimaszewski)
- CRP 5640 Building Materials Conservation
Publications (selected)
- Saving Wright: The Freeman House and the Preservation of Meaning, Materials, and Modernity (2011)
- “Natural Allies: Preservation and Sustainability,” contributing chapter to Pragmatic Sustainability, Steven Moore (2010)
- “An Innocent Abroad: Joseph Stein in India," India International Centre, Occasional Publication 18 (2010)
Awards, Grants, and Fellowships (selected)
- Clarence Stein Institute Grant for Research in India on the work of Joseph Allen Stein, Cornell (2009)
- Distinguished Teaching Award, Cornell (2006)
- Outstanding Studio Teaching Award, University of Texas (2000)
Exhibitions and Presentations (selected)
- “Preservation: Sustainability Symposium,” organizer and speaker, Clarence Stein Institute, New York (2008, 2009, 2010)
- “American Historic Cement Conference,” organizer and speaker, New York (2011)
- “Authenticity and Change at the Freeman House," Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Annual Meeting, Cincinnati (2010)
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