Background
Hofstein, Pascal Quintard was born on January 3, 1957 in Paris, France. Came to the United States, 1982. Son of Francis and Nicole (Cerf) Hofstein.
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Pascal Quintard Hofstein
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Degree in art history, Sorbonne University, Paris, 1990. Degree in architecture, Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1992.
Career
Architect, Saudi-Oger, Paris, 1980;
architect, Alain Sarfati Architecte, Paris, 1981;
architect, Raquel Ramati and Associations, New York City, 1982;
architect, Marcel Breuer and Associations, New York City, 1983-1986;
co-principal, Green Card Architects, New York City, 1986-1987;
principal, Pascal Quintard-Hofstein Architecte, New York City and Paris, since 1987. Consultant National Institute for Architectural Education, New York City. Exhibitions include National Academy.Design, New York, 1986, 87, Urban Center, New York, 1986, Public Image Gallery, New York, 1987, Max Protech Gallery, New York, 1988, Maison de l'Architecture, Paris, International Biennale de Quito, Ecuador, 1990, Deutsches Architekturmmus., Frankfort, 1990, College Official de Arquitectos, Madrid, 1990, U. de Meridad, Venezuela, 1990, U. de Guayaquil, Ecuador, 1990, Pratt Institute, 1991, Pavillon de l'Arsenal, Paris, 1991, Exhibition Pavillon, Paris, 1993.
Guest critic School Architecture U. Kentucky, Lexington, 1987-1991. Adjunct Professor Columbia University, 1987-1989, 92. Visiting assistant professor Pratt Institute, New York, 1988-1991.
Associate professor New York Institute Technology, Old Westbury, since 1986, coordinator 2d year program, since 1992. Lecturer New York Institute Technology, 1987, Pratt Institute, 1988, 91, International Symposium at C.R.E.P.S, Toulouse, France, 1989, Parson's School Design, New York, 1991, Washington University, St. Louis, 1991, University Texas, Arlington, 1991, UQAM, Montreal, 1992. Invited guest critic University Texas, Washington University, Parson's School Design, New Jersey Institute Technology, Harvard University.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Institute for Architectural Education (consultant), Ordre des Architects (Paris), New York Foundation for the Arts. M C.
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Education
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1990
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1992
Career
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1980
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Recipient honorable mention Times Tower International Competition, Architectural League New York, 1984, 1st prize House for Bonzo, Village Voice, New York, 1986, two honorary mentions Behind Closed Doors, Young Architects Committee, Architectural League New York, 1986, honorary award American Institute of Architects, 1986, citation, 1987, 1st prize New York Foundation for the Arts, 1988, 1st prize Albums de la Jeune Architecture, French Ministry of Housing and Urbanism, Paris, 1990.Recipient honorable mention Times Tower International Competition, Architectural League New York, 1984, 1st prize House for Bonzo, Village Voice, New York, 1986, two honorary mentions Behind Closed Doors, Young Architects Committee, Architectural League New York, 1986, honorary award American Institute of Architects, 1986, citation, 1987, 1st prize New York Foundation for the Arts, 1988, 1st prize Albums de la Jeune Architecture, French Ministry of Housing and Urbanism, Paris, 1990.