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Marc A. Maxwell, AIA
RECENT PRESENTATIONS + PUBLISHED WORKS
• Architecture Boston; September 2002; Healthy Environments Roundtable Discussion, participant.
• Visual Architecture Boston; Issue Five; Spring 2001; Orchard School, The Home for Little Wanderers, Watertown, Massachusetts.
• Visual Architecture Boston; Issue Six; Fall 2001; 700 Huron Avenue Common Area Renovations; First Realty Management; Cambridge, Massachusetts
• AIA National Diversity Forum Member, September, 1995 to 2000; Third Annual Diversity Conference Local Coordinating Committee Chair; August 1996.
• Designing Assisted Living Facilities for the Frail Elderly, People with AIDS and People with Alzheimer’s Disease; Instructor and course facilitator; Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Professional Practice Program; 1993 through 2002.
• AIA Northern Virginia; 1999 Northern Virginia Chapter AIA Design Awards juror, May, 1999.
• Design Lessons for Residential Alzheimer Care, Case Study of three Hearthstone Facilities;
Journal of Healthcare Design, Volume IX; Summer, 1997; based on a presentation made to the Ninth Symposium of Healthcare Design; Boston, MA November, 1996.
• Therapeutic Gardens: Healing Environments for Assisted Living; MassALFA "Sharing the Success" Regional Conference; November, 1996.
• Working with ADA and Massachusetts Architectural Access Board Guidelines; Institute of Real Estate Management; Continuing Education Seminar; October, 1995 and January, 1996.
• “Making a Difference through Universal Design”, AIA Architect practice article highlighting Marc Maxwell, June, 1995.
• Tomorrow's Health Care: Baby Boomers Stack the Odds in their Favor, Arthritis Today Magazine; quoted expert: MarchApril, 1995.
• Planning and Designing Supportive Housing for People with AIDS; Speaker; Future Visions of Public Housing; University of Cincinnati; November, 1994.
• Beyond Accessibility; Speaker/panelist; Breaking the Ice; AIA Diversity Conference; Washington, DC; August, 1994.
• Community Activism; Generating interest and involvement in Housing for People with AIDS; Speaker/panelist; Design Pride '94; New York.
• Designing Supportive Housing for People with AIDS; Moderator/Speaker; Build Boston, '93; Boston Society of Architects; November, 1993.
• Glazer Residence, Exterior deck and landscaping ; Building and Design Decks; The Taunton Press; publication date: Spring, 1993.
• Programming Office Space: Adaptive Reuse programming for the HEB Arsenal Headquarters; Professional Practices in Facility Programming; Coauthor; Van Nostrand Reinhold; November, 1992
• Design Issues for Housing for People with AIDS; National AIA Convention 1992; cosponsored by the Boston Society of Architects and the Public Facilities Department, City of Boston.
• Housing for People with AIDS: Raising the Roof, Opening Doors; Coordinating Committee member and article in Memo Magazine, The Official Newsletter of the AIA; June, 1992.
• Sick Building Syndrome for Interior Designers; Interior Design Forum, Boston Architectural Center; April, 1991.
• Sick Building Syndrome; Build Boston '89 and '90; sponsored by the Health Care Facilities Committee of the Boston Society of Architects.
• Design Review for Retirement Housing; Retirement Housing Report; July, 1989.
• Impact of Architecture and Design on Sick Building Syndrome; International Interior Design Exposition; Toronto on Sick Building Syndrome and interdisciplinary approaches to building planning, programming, and design; November, 1988.
• Design Options in Retirement Housing; On the Cutting Edge; Chicago; June, 1988.
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