LICENSES
	National Council of Architectural Registration Board Registered Architect	FAIA......................................... 1992 U.S.A. / NCARB........................ 1974 New Mexico............................... 1974 AIA........................................... 1974 Texas........................................ 1976 Illinois........................................ 1984 California................................... 1988 Maryland................................... 1988 New York.................................. 1993

EDUCATION
	Syracuse University: 1971........................................ Bachelor of Arts Syracuse University: 1971........................................ Bachelor of Architecture Syracuse University: 1972........................................ Masters of Architecture

AWARDS AND GRANTS
	2008	American Institute of Architecture. Houston Chapter award for SKYBOX. A residential project for the Shaar residence, Austin, Texas.
	2007	Lumen West Lighting Award. National first place award for the Houston JANUS et Cie design showroom. Project Architect: PJZA, Lighting: Ann Kale Associates. Houston, Texas.
	2007	IIDA Regional Award Southwest Region. First place award for the Houston JANUS et Cie design showroom. Project Architect: PJZA, Lighting: Ann Kale Associates. Houston, Texas.
	2006	Grant: Conrad Hilton College of Hotel Administration. Investigation of Mass Customization as a viable prototype for the hospitality industry. University of Houston. $14,500.00. bpz: Co-principal Bill Price.
	2006	Grant: Activities Funding Board (AFB). University of Houston SOG for funding an exhibition, publication and building a housing prototype.
	2005	Gwangju Design Biennale. International juried invitation for the Korean Biennale. BPZ exhibition, ìSOS: Survival or Shelterî in Korea.
	2005	Texas Society of Architects Award. State American Institute of Architecture award for the residence, ìExploded Boxî, Houston, Texas.
	2005	American Institute of Architects Award. Houston Chapter merit award for residential architecture, Houston, Texas.
	2005	AIA Award. Research grant for Transparent and Transbuoyant concrete with a public presentation at the Museum of Fine Arts and a publication. AIA chapter: bpz: Co-principal, Bill Price.
	2005	FACE Award. French Consulate research grant ($40,000.00) for the construction of a housing prototype in Lyons, France. bpz: Co-principal, Bill Price.
	2005	FDIP GRANT. Faculty Development Initiative Program for materials innovation. $23,900.00 Grant. Co-principal, Bill Price.
	2004	Venice Biennale. International Jury for the National Museum of Art, Taiwan. Invited juror to Taiwan.
	2003	AIA Merit Award. Houston AIA Chapter award for ìOn the Boardsî, Texastudio, U of H: Johnny Harrison.
	2002	FDIP GRANT. Academic Affairs Grant Program for technological innovation. $25,000.00 Award.
	2000	United States Patent Award. Issuance of a patent (6,112,489) for a monocoque concrete wall system. September 5^th, 2000. 70 world wide patents issued.
	2000	University of Houston Faculty Development Program. One year faculty development awarded from the University of Houston.
	1999	American Institute of Architects. Best of Show: Honor Award. Travis Townhomes , Dallas, Texas. AIA, Houston Chapter. Award delegation to the Aspen Conference.
	1998	Grant. Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Programs: Enhancement of Learning (Grant). University of Houston. $25,000.00.
	1998	Coordinator for Modeling and Design Research. Virtual Environments Research Institute. NASA / University of Houston.
	1998	United States Patent Award. Issuance of a patent (5,771,649) for a revolutionary monocoque concrete building construction system. June 30, 1998.
	1994	Distinguished Teaching Award. College of Architecture, University of Houston.
	1993	American Institute of Architecture. Honor Award. Picker Residence. AIA Houston Chapter.
	1993	Greenwood Award. National Recognition by the Mayor of Houston for Academic Excellence.
	1992	Fellow of the American Institute of Architecture Award (FAIA). American Institute of Architecture.
	1992	The President's Teaching Excellence Award. The University of Houston Award. $5,000.00.
	1991	Houston International Film Festival. First Place award for "New Year", an opera by Sir Michael Tippett.
	1990	CSI AWARD. Amarillo Research Center, Amarillo, Texas.
	1988	Olympic West-Garden District. Commendation from the City of Los Angeles, California. A Multi-use commercial and retail housing project covering 10 city blocks.
	1987	1986 Commercial Building of the Year. First Place Award for Plantation Professional Park, Lake Jackson, Texas. Metal Architecture award.
	1987	Dallas AIA Chapter Award. Recognition as the curator for the exhibit, "The Village."
	1986	Texas Society of Architects. Honor award for Grace Designs, World Trade Center, Dallas, Texas.
	1986	Pershing Square Design Competition. Honrable Mention. The Redesign of a downtown 3 Block Urban Square in Los Angeles.
	1984	Austin City Hall Competition. First Place Award. Joint Venture with Charles Moore, Ruble, Yudell, and Shefelman and Nix.
	1984	"Innovations in Housing", Citation. PA award, American Plywood Association, and Better Homes and Gardens.
	1984	University of Houston: Grant from the Energy Laboratory for research on a "Pattern Book" for Texas.
	1983	Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Arts Museum. National Endowment for the Arts-Grant for the "Texas Studio" Exhibition. Co-Curator: Charles Moore.
	1983	University of Houston: Research Grant from the Energy Laboratory for documentation of the "Sunday House," in Fredericksburg,Texas.
	1981	"Innovations in Housing", Citation. Better Homes and Gardens, American Plywood Association, and Progressive Architecture.
	1980	"Innovations in Housing", Merit. PA, APA, Better Homes and Gardens.
	1979	Australia International Landmark Competition. First Place, Co-winner. Southern Cross Landmark, Melbourne, Australia.
	1978	World Graphics Competition. World Future Society, Washington, D.C. Second Place.
	1977	Texas A&M University. Design and Development of Catenary Structures. (Grant).
	1977	Texas A&M University. Minimal Surface: Design and construction of an antiprismatic structure. (Grant)
	1976	Texas Architectural Foundation. A Church feasibility study and publication by the Southern Baptist Convention. (Grant)
	1975	Texas A&M University. Development of polyvinyl plastics for architectural applications. (Grant)

PROJECTS: PETER JAY ZWEIG ARCHITECT: 1968-PRESENT
	2008	JANUS et Cie Los Angeles Showroom. 12,000 square foot design showroom in the Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, California.
	2008	JANUS et Cie Washington Showroom. 6,000 square foot design showroom on M street in Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
	2008	JANUS et Cie Boston Showroom. 10,500 square foot design showroom in the Boston Design Center, Boston, Massachusetts.
	2007	Grossman Residence. Renovation of a home. Houston, Texas.
	2007	JANUS et Cie Florida Showroom. 6,000 square foot showroom in the DCOTA Design Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
	2007	Stephenson Residence. Remodel of a 2,300 square foot townhouse. Boston, Massachusetts.
	2007	JANUS et Cie San Francisco Showroom. 11,500 square foot design showroom in the San Francisco Design Center, California.
	2006	Janice Feldman Residence. Renovation and design of a 5,000 SF residence in Montecito, California.
	2006	Chaumont-sur-Loire Valley. Invited bpz to construct an international experimental garden for the Festival of Gardens, France.
	2006	Windmill Lakes Estates. Seventy two townhouse development. Houston, Texas. bpz.
	2006	Williamson Residence. A rural house on fifty acres with a six acre lake. Fayettville, Texas.
	2006	Shaar Residence. An innovative, 2,400 square foot cantilever house clad in a rain screen. Austin, Texas.
	2005	Gwangju Biennial. bpz international exhibition of SOS (a disaster upscale container that becomes a structural component for buildings) for the biennial in Gwangju, Korea.
	2006	JANUS et Cie Chicago Showroom. 5,600 square foot showroom in the Chicago Merchandise Mart.
	2005	Les Grands Atelier Workshop. Lyon, France. bpz was invited by the University of Houston, College of Architecture to build a translucent concrete structure for a Summer Workshop Program.
	2005	BAM. 4,000 SF Dr. Bernard Arocha Medical Addition. Houston, Texas.
	2005	bpz. Formation of a Company devoted to objects, furniture, industrial design, and architecture with co-principal, Bill Price.
	2005	Tsunami relief, Phang-Nga, Thailand. Co-Principal with Bill Price / bpz. Creation of team to access and solve problems created by the Tsunami in Phang-Nga, Thailand.
	2005	ORIGIN OFFICE COMPLEX. Proposed 12,000 SF office, media and graphics compound. Consultant, Houston, Texas.
	2004	GERESI RESIDENCE. 4,000 SF residence in Manhattan Beach, California. Collaboration with MVRDV.
	2004	WITHERSPOON RESIDENCE. 13,000 SF residence. Houston, Texas.
	2004	JANUS et CIE Showroom. 5,000 SF: An innovative design showroom in the Decorative Center, Houston, Texas.
	2004	ART GALLERY. 12,224 SF: Five art galleries and a restaurant in the Museum District. Houston, Texas.
	2004	MORRIS RESIDENCE. 4,500 SF residence. Houston, Texas.
	2004	BLAFFER ART GALLERY. A proposed installation piece for a retrospective of Ant Farm. Houston, Texas.
	2004	WALT HOUSE. 1,800 square foot residence. Houston, Texas
	2003	CASE STUDY HOUSE. A prototype 2,700 square foot residence. Consultant: Philip Johnson. Houston, Texas.
	2003	PROTOTYPE HOUSE. A 1,500 square foot residence as a prototype for eight units to built as a model community. North Carolina.
	2002	HOLTON / KRAFFT RESIDENCE. 18,000 square foot residence on a seventy five acre wooded site. Tallahassee, Florida.
	2001	GRANTWORKS AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM. Four demonstration residences under the Texas Affordable Housing Program. Fort Davis, Texas.
	2000	UNITED STATES AIR FORCE OFFICE COMPLEX. 10,000 SF office units built by Bechtel National, Inc. for the USAF. Curacao, British Indies.
	2000	DR. MOHAMED RESIDENCE. 15,000 sq. ft. residence on three acres on the bayou. Houston, Texas.
	1999	GILBERT RESIDENCE. 7,000 sq. ft. home in Clear Lake, Texas.
	1999	DEMONSTRATION PLATFORM HOUSE. 88 sm Monterrey, Mexico.
	1999	JOE HAVEL AND LISA LUDWIG RESIDENCE. 1,500 sq. ft. remodel. Houston, Texas.
	1999	DEMONSTRATION PROTOTYPE HOUSE. Prototype 60 sm housing unit. Victoria Island, Nigeria.
	1998	MONOTECH OFFICE COMPLEX. Commercial office courtyard building. Philippines.
	1998	INDIAN NATION PROTOTYPES. Four Apache and three Creek Indian 2,000 sq. ft. housing prototype units. Oklahoma.
	1998	PHILIPPINES HOUSING PROJECTS. Five low cost housing prototype units for 50,000 house development. Philippines.
	1997	TRAVIS TOWNHOMES. Four 4,200 sq. ft. urban townhomes located in Dallas, Texas.
	1997	SANTA FE INTERNATIONAL. The interiors of a 100 room hotel on a jack-up oil rig constructed in Singapore.
	1997	BRIGGS-WEAVER. An 11,000 sq. ft. office addition. Houston, Texas.
	1996	HARRISON RESIDENCE. A 12,000 sq. ft. house on 8 acres in Kingwood, Texas.
	1996	TEXAS ARTS AND PERFORMANCE CENTER, Splendora, Texas. A 12,000 sq.ft. Museum and storage facility for James Surls and Charmaine Locke. (Texastudio)
	1996	MONOTECH VILLAGE. A prototype housing and office complex. Malibu, California.
	1996	MONOTECH CITY. A prototype city for 20,000 people. Morocco.
	1996	KAN-SAI NATIONAL LIBRARY. 550,000 sq. ft. competition for a national library. Japan.
	1995	TOKYO ART FORUM CENTER. Eleven Suspended Sculptures by Robert Wilson, Artist. Production Architect.
	1995	OFFICE/WAREHOUSE. 30,000 sq.ft. office for Briggs-Weaver, Houston, Texas.
	1994	MEDLYN RESIDENCE. 1,400 sq.ft., two story addition. West University, Texas.
	1994	KOMA MUSEUM. Architectural Competition for a Museum, temporary galleries, library, theater, and artist studio's. Los Angeles, California.
	1994	WEINSTEIN RESIDENCE. 5,000 sq.ft. house. Santa Cruz, California.
	1994	FURNITURE. Temple Emanu El Lobby, Tzedakah boxes. Houston, Texas.
	1993	DR. SPRINGBORN RESIDENCE. A 12,000 sq.ft. house on 300 acres in Easton, Maryland.
	1993	TEA HOUSE AND GARDEN. A Public Pavilion for New Harmony, Indiana. Jane Owens, client.
	1993	A PROTOTYPE HOUSE FOR THE FUTURE. An 1,800 sq.ft. cardboard house, at full scale, for a national traveling exhibition.
	1993	U.S. EMBASSY. Design Consultant (for J.C. Houston, Texas) for an American Embassy in Tunisia, Africa.
	1992	AL AKHAWAYN UNIVERSITY. A land-use/interior consultant to the KING OF MOROCCO, for a new university located in Ifrane, Morocco (Team: Texas International Educational Consortium - Dr. Bill Franklin: Architect: Michael Pinseau, Paris, France).
	1992	WARREN COMMISSION. A 7,500 sq.ft. residence, on a heavily wooded site, on a Bayou in Houston, Texas.
	1992	RETIREMENT COMPLEX: PROTOTYPE HOUSING UNITS. A series of housing models for new Harmony, Indiana for descendants of the 1816 founder, Robert Owens.
	1991	AMARILLO RESEARCH CENTER. Phase II: 15,000 sq.ft.. Bone Marrow and Immunology Laboratories. Harrington Cancer Center, Amarillo, Texas.
	1991	PETER JOSEPH GALLERY. 7,300 sq.ft. Furniture and Art Gallery on 58th and 5th Ave., New York City.
	1991	TOBIAS PICKER RESIDENCE. A country estate for a modern music composer in Putnam County, New York.
	1991	BUNGALOW HOUSE. 2,000 sq.ft. house in the Magnolia Subdivision, Houston, Texas (Co-Architect: Charles Moore).
	1990	GRAND PRIX RACE TRACK. A 500 acre race track for 35,000 people in Phase I, and 85,000 people in Phase II (Associate Architect: James Sailor).
	1989	HOTEL: SANTA FE DRILLING COMPANY. A 100 bed hotel with a restaurant and workout rooms on a jack-up oil rig. Singapore.
	1989	PRESIDENT BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY. A 140,000 sq.ft. proposal, including; archive repository, electronic library, and a presidential museum on a 35 acre site in Houston, Texas. Joint venture with WRJA.
	1989	HOUSTON GRAND OPERA STAGE SETS. For the World Premiere Opera, "New Year", by Sir Michael Tippett.
	1989	THE RESEARCH INSTITUTE. A 55,000 sq.ft. masterplan addition to Northwest Texas Hospital, Amarillo, Texas. Phase One: 24,000 sq.ft. OBGYN and crystallography lab and extensive remodeling of the existing hospital atrium.
	1989	SCHOLL RESIDENCE. A major addition to the grounds and master suite of a Houston residence.
	1989	AMARILLO RESEARCH CENTER. 120,000 sq.ft. addition to Texas Tech Health Center in Amarillo, Texas. This program includes; a 15,000 sq.ft. vivarium, a 35,000 sq.ft. laboratory, and a 70,000 sq.ft. office/research wing.
	1988	DR. SOMMERS RESIDENCE. A 2,000 sq.ft. addition to an estate in Manhassett, Long Island.
	1988	KOLTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADDITION. An adaptive reuse project that utilizes an existing 1890 log barn. HISD classroom, Houston, Texas.
	1988	PUEBLO RIBERA HOUSING ADDITION. The redesign and addition to 6 housing units by R.M. Schindler, 1925, La Jolla, California.
	1988	CHRISTISON RESIDENCE. The remodeling and addition of a kitchen, living, and master suite wing in Memorial, Houston, Texas.
	1988	RALPH AND KACOO'S RESTAURANT. 12,000 sq.ft. schematic design for a restaurant in Dallas, Texas.
	1988	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL CENTER. A playground for children. Houston, Texas.
	1988	LAW SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON. A multi-use addition to the Law School, including; 276 residential units, four law courts, and dining facilities, Houston, Texas.
	1987	GARY ZIMMERMAN RESIDENCE. A 7,000 sq.ft. residence, Cape Cod, Hyannis Port, Massachusetts.
	1987	WEST HOLLYWOOD CIVIC CENTER. A multi-use masterplan for three city blocks in Los Angeles, California. Buildings include: City Hall, a library, a fire station, 300 car parking garage, and a landscaped park.
	1987	DR. MEDRANO RESIDENCE. Schematic design for a 6,500 sq.ft. house, West University, Houston, Texas.
	1986	CITY OF HEMET. A masterplan for 10 city blocks: A Multi-use Municipal government Center: Hemet City, California.
	1986	DR. MICHAEL GILLILAND RESIDENCE. A 4,000 sq.ft. residence in Lake Jackson, Texas.
	1986	LAKE GARDENS CLUB. 60,000 sq.ft. addition to an exclusive country club. Associate architect: Dr. Ken Yeang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
	1986	PERSHING SQUARE. Masterplan for a 3 block square in downtown Los Angeles, to include: restaurants, botanical gardens, administration building, and park.
	1986	H.R.H. PRINCE ABDUL RAHMAN AL FAISAL PALACE. 75,000 sq.ft. residence in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (Interior Design consultant: Z/C, Inc.).
	1985	SESQUICENTENNIAL BAYOU PARK. Masterplan for a 15,000 sq.ft. museum, 8,000 sq.ft. restaurant, boat docks, amphitheater, and nature park.
	1985	DR. WILLIAM LIPSKY CLINIC. Ophthalmology Clinic and office addition Clear Lake Texas.
	1985	PLANTATION PROFESSIONAL PARK. The Masterplan, design, and construction for an 8.17 acre office park. Scope: 15 medical buildings with 6 buildings in phase one, including; a pharmacy, dermatologist, 3 gynecologist offices, landscaped park and lake. Lake Jackson, Texas.
	1985	DAVENPORT RANCH CONDOMINIUM (Production Associates Z/C Inc.) 8.5 acre master plan subdivision in Austin, Texas including; a clubhouse, 30 condominiums, pool and site amenities.
	1985	HENKEL RESIDENCE. A 6,000 sq.ft. residence on an 18 acre site over looking a 64 acre lake in Putnam County, New York.
	1985	BAPTIST CHURCH. A 15,000 sq.ft. addition to an existing church. (Design consultant with architects Z/C Inc.). Dallas, Texas.
	1985	KEES RESTAURANT. A 5,000 sq.ft. Restaurant. (Consultant with architects Z/C Inc.). Lake Jackson, Texas.
	1984	DR. KUMAR RESIDENCE. 7,000 sq.ft. house. Sugarcreek, Texas.
	1984	DR. FROST RESIDENCE. 5,500 sq.ft. house. Lakes of Fondren, Texas.
	1984	TOWN LAKE. A 90 acre Masterplan, mixed-use office, housing, and shopping center, Houston, Texas (Associated with Llewelyn- Davies Sahni Architects, Houston, Texas). Luei Partnership.
	1984	THE BOULEVARD. A 75 acre masterplan, mixed-use development for Nualpha Corporation (Associated with Llewelyn-Davies Sahni, Architects, Houston, Texas).
	1984	AUSTIN CITY HALL COMPETITION. A 1 million square foot office and mixed-use project. (Joint venture with Charles Moore, Architect).
	1984	GRACE DESIGNS FURNITURE. Light Fixture in production: Distributed by Grace Designs.
	1984	GRACE DESIGNS. World Trade Center, Dallas, Texas. 3,000 sq.ft. Furniture Showroom (Associate Architect: Ettore Sottsass, Milan, Italy).
	1984	BILES AND ASSOCIATES, Houston, Texas. 10,000 sq.ft. interior space design (design consultant with WRJA).
	1984	PIPERS MEADOW COMMUNITY CENTER, including: fire station, offices, town meeting hall, and community pool extension. Clear Lake, Texas (design consultant with WRJA).
	1984	H.R. JOHNSON TILE SHOWROOM, Houston, Texas.
	1984	HOUSE, Innovation in Housing Competition.
	1984	LONE STAR FINANCIAL SERVICES, Houston, Texas (design consultant with WRJA). 20,000 sq.ft. office building.
	1984	HOMESTEAD. Residence for Japan Architect, Japan.
	1984	GREEK RESTAURANT. Chicago, Illinois for Nick Nickolas.
	1983	HOUSING COMPLEX. Two Townhouses and Two detached Residential Units. Houston, Texas.
	1983	6 TOWNHOUSES: Houston, Texas (design consultant with WRJA).
	1982	HOUSING: 110 townhouse units for a competition on Lafayette Square, St. Louis Missouri.
	1982	CHAMBERS CLINIC. 10,000 square foot office building. Sugarland, Texas (design consultant with WRJA architects).
	1982	TIRR: THE INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH & REHABILITATION. Hospital renovation and addition of 26,000 square feet. (Design Consultant WRJA Architects). Houston, Texas.
	1982	ZWEIG RENOVATION, RESIDENCE. Houston, Texas.
	1982	KEYDRILL: Hotel for 84 people on an offshore jack-up oil rig. (Design Consultant with WRJA Architects). Houston, Texas.
	1981	DR. PHILLIP PERIMAN, RESIDENCE, Amarillo, Texas.
	1981	RESTAURANT, Portman Industries, Brenham, Texas.
	1981	VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL, A competition for Washington D.C.
	1981	CUE: (COUNTRY HOUSE, URBAN HOUSE, ESTATE) a competition residence, Texas.
	1980	ASK: ANNOTATED SYMBOLS KIT, Competition, Residence.
	1980	MUSEUM: SCHINSHENKU, JAPAN. Competition.
	1979	RESIDENCE DR. CYNTHIA SCHULEMAN, Bryan, Texas.
	1979	SCHINSHENKU TOKYO, JAPAN, RESIDENCE, Competition.
	1979	INTERNATIONAL LANDMARK COMPETITION. Southern Cross, Melbourne, Australia.
	1979	CUBE 3 RESIDENCE, Texas. Innovations in Housing Competition.
	1979	LES HALLES INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION, Paris.
	1978	RESIDENCE, RABBI ROY WALTER, Houston, Texas.
	1978	PAHLAVI NATIONAL LIBRARY. Iran, International Competition.
	1977	HABS (HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDING SURVEY), Calvert, Texas, Co-Supervisor with David Woodcock, Department Head TAMU, and Dr. John Garner, Historian.
	1977	MINIMAL SURFACE STRUCTURE. Texas A&M University.
	1977	ZWEIG RESIDENCE. College Station, Texas.
	1976	WALDEN HOUSE. Single Family dwelling, Macon, Georgia.
	1975	SIEGAL HOUSE ADDITION: Solar Energy. Long Island, New York.
	1975	BRAZOS VALLEY ART CENTER, Bryan, Texas. Programming and Schematic Design of a civic art center.
	1973	ROUGH ROCK DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL, Chinle, Arizona. Independent consulting architect for the Navajo Indian Reservation. Housing alternatives proposed in conjunction with solar energy for space heating and cooling.
	1969	PHOENIX FREE SCHOOL: Phoenix, Arizona. Pneumatic Structure for an elementary school.
	1968	PLAYGROUND, PEOPLES PARK, Berkeley, California. Children's playhouses. Free-form, Ferro-cement.

PUBLICATIONS: PUBLICATIONS REVIEWING: PROFESSIONAL WORK/ EXHIBITIONS:
	Glass Act: The Courtyard House. PJZA. Houston Luxury, page 62 March 2008.
	Construction Site = Art: Construction sites in Houston, Texas: 4411 Galleries and restaurant (pages: 40, 86, 98). Book by Valentin Gertsman. 2007.
	ILLUMINATE: Lighting publication presenting JANUS et Cie Houston showroom. European publication. Calgary, 2007.
	SOUTHERN ACCENTS: 4411 on Montrose. Anna Johnson article and interview. Page 116: W2-7January / February 2007. CITE: In Pursuit of Frugal Beauty. Small houses for the Big City of Houston. Michelangelo Sabatini. The Courtyard House. PJZA. March 2007. Jouer au Jardin: Líombre du beton translucide. Bpz (Bill Price + Peter Zweig) A garden for the Chaumont-sur-Loire, France. Conservatoire International des Parcs et Jardins et du Paysage. Page 22-23. 2006.
	Garden Design Journal: Playing in the Garden by Charles Hawes. Bpz (Bill Price + Peter Zweig) A garden for the Chaumont-sur-Loire, France. September 2006. Page 16-20.
	ECONOMIST: Concrete Possibilities. An article on the innovations in concrete including the Chaumont Gardens use of translucent concrete. September 2006.
	Johnson: Philip Johnson in Houston: Image and Imagination by Valentin Gertsman. 2006.
	Interior Design Magazine: JANUS et Cie Houston Decorative Art Showroom. March 2006.
	KM3: MVRDV publication with Actar Press. The Los Angeles house PJZA in collaboration with Winy Maas. 2006.
	Paper City: Foreign Correspondence. Chaumont sur-Loire, France. bpz, May 2006 by Allie Nachtigall.
	Gwangju Biennale: International bpz exhibition invited by the United States (five entries including Karim Rashid, Philippe Starck and IDEO) in Korea. Book: Light Into Life by Lee Soon-Jong. October, 2005.
	Texas Architect: Publication of the Texas Society of Architecture Award. September, 2005.
	Collegium. Dream Builders. The process of responding to the design and construction of a Thailand Village housing project in Phang Tran after the Tsunami disaster. Samantha Fewox. Fall 2005, page 20/21.
	Paper City: 4411 Art Galleries. July, 2005 by Catherine Anspon.
	Arts Houston. 4411 Montrose: by Sam Houston, July, 2005.
	Houston Chronicle. Article reviewing Art Galleries: ì2 goes into 6 at 4411. Pam Johnson, May 6^th, 2005.
	Design net. Tsunami Housing Proposal for an Adopted Village in Thailand. Korean magazine March, 2005. page 46.
	Texas Architect. American Institute of Architecture Merit Award. May / June page 12, 2005.
	Texas Architect: Tsunami Housing News Article. BPZ / U of H Thailand housing adopted village housing project. March 2005. page 10.
	bRILLIANT: The Zweig House: A life with Art. May, 2005.
	Paper City: Clyde Street House. An exploded Box. April, 2005.
	Houston Chronicle: 4411 Montrose. The Exhibitionists. Cover Story / Art. Page 11, September 11^th, 2005.
	Art News. Drawing International Attention. 4411 Montrose. Catherine D. Anspon. March, 2004 page 74.
	Arts Houston. 4411 Montrose: Changing the Houston Gallery Landscape by Rosemary Ponnekanti. June, 2003 page 10
	Houston Business Journal. February 6^th, 2003. Art Gallery, Houston, Texas
	Philip Johnson and Texas. Frank D. Welch, 2000. University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas. Pages 197, 239.
	InSync: Insight on Peter Jay Zweig by Cathy Gordon. Pages 86-88. Volume 2, No 3. Feb/Mar 1999.
	Philip Johnson: Life and Work. Frank Schulze 1994. pg. 395. Participation in the Museum of Modern Art Exhibition; ìDeconstructionî 1994.
	Houston Chronicle, Austin Statesman, Houston Post. January 25, 1993. Prototype House of the Future.
	T.V. CHANNEL 2, 11, 13. January 26, 1993. Prototype house of the future.
	Houston Post. April 11, 1992. An excerpt from an article: style G-1, on the FAIA award, 1992.
	Texas Architect. May-June 1991. Amarillo Research Center article by Joel Barna, editor.
	Houston Chronicle. May 6, 1991: Business Section. An article on the Santa Fe Hotel. Singapore.
	Architecture. April, 1990. A feature article on the Dr. Gilliland Residence.
	Urban Design International. Vol. 10. Contemporary California Design Competitions. Pershing Square and West Hollywood Civic Center publications.
	Sottsass Associati. Publication of Grace design's showroom. Rizzoli, 1988.
	New York Times. Review of "What Could Have Been". August 16, 1988, page 17.
	Washington Post. November 1988. Review of "What Could Have Been".
	Metropolitan Homes. A review of "What Could Have Been". September 1988.
	Houston Chronicle. October 16, 1988. Kolter Elementary School log addition.
	Village Voice. Philip Johnson by Michael Sorkin. December 1, 1987. Review of the Museum of Modern Art Exhibit, "Deconstruction".
	Houston Post. Design Today. "Peter Jay Zweig, Born to be an Architect". November 16, 1987, by Pam Lewis.
	Architectural Record. "What Could Have Been", Exhibit Review by Joel Barna. January 1987.
	Houston Post. November 10, 1986. TSA Award Publication for Grace Designs.
	Texas Architect. November, 1986. Award Publication of Grace Designs, Dallas, Texas.
	Texas Homes, May, l985. Top 20 Leading Architects in Texas.
	Progressive Architecture. August l984 page 24-5. Austin City Hall Competition.
	Interior Magazine. February l985. Review of Grace Designs/Memphis Showroom in Dallas, Texas.
	American Monthly. April 1984. Russian publication prepared by the U.S. Information Agency. A review of the "CABIN, TEMPLE, TRAILER" exhibition.
	Texas Architect. August l984. Grace Designs/Memphis Showroom.
	Houston Chronicle. Ann Holmes. June 18, 1984. Austin City hall Competition.
	Dallas Morning News, Austin Statesmen. July, l984. Grace Showroom.
	Downtown Magazine. July, l984. Innovations in Housing.
	Texas Architect. July 1984. Austin City Hall Competition.
	New York Times. February 9, l984. Home Edition, Article by Joseph Giovannini. Reference to Sunday Houses.
	Texas Architect. March 1982. "CUE" Residence.
	Progressive Architecture. January1982. "CUE"Residence. Awards Issue.
	Progressive Architecture. January 1981. Review of Annotated Symbols Kit. Awards Issue.
	Texas Architect Magazine. November 1979. Cube 3 Residence.
	Futurist. 1978 "Second Place Award", World Graphics Competition.
	Architectural Record. December, 1975: News Section Brazos Valley Art Center.

PUBLICATIONS OF STUDENT AWARDS:
	ACSA Wood Competition, National Competition. Third Place. 1988.
	ARCHITECTURAL RECORD Gazebo National Competition. First Place. March 1988.
	ACSA 1987 Tile Competition Award
	TEXAS ARCHITECT, September, 1985
	ACSA Design and Energy Publication, 1983
	ACSI Design and Energy Publications, 1981 International Publication of Mathlde-Rosenthal, 1981
	AIA Solar Energy Designs. 1977. Book on energy competition designs.
	AD England, July, 1976. "Redesign of the Whitehouse for the Bicentennial."

PUBLICATIONS OF THE TEXASTUDIO:
	TEXAS ARCHITECT	January / February 2006. Page 31. Words of Wisdom: a quote on counsel for future architects.
	CRIT MAGAZINE 29	November 1992, Page 18. Prototype house of the future.
	CRIT MAGAZINE 21	January 1989. Ornament workshop.
	Horizon	March 1987: Malaysia
	Texas Architect	September 1985 (page 62-63)
	Progressive Architecture	July, 1985
	Dallas/Fort Worth: Home Show	June 16, 1984 Ch 21 KTXA
	PARADE: Houston Chronicle	December 2, 1984 THE TEXAS HOME
	Strides UHCCC	January 1984
	Eyes of Texas	December 1983 Ch.2
	Energy Newsletter UHCC	June l983
	Dallas/Fort Worth: Home Show	June 16, 1984 Ch 21 KTXA
	PARADE: Houston Chronicle	December 2, 1984 THE TEXAS HOME
	Strides UHCCC	January 1984
	Eyes of Texas	December 1983 Ch.2
	Energy Newsletter UHCC	June 1983

PUBLICATIONS:
	Chicago (CATALOG)	August 1982 Rizzoli
	Texas Architect	December 1982
	Texas Architect	January 1982
	Texas Architect	November 1981
	ACSA News	September, 1981
	UH Horizons	September, 1981
	Houston Chronicle	September, 1981
	Houston Chronicle	July 31, 1981

PUBLICATIONS: ARTICLES/BOOKS:
	INNOVATIONS		BPZ: Forthcoming piece on Transparent + Transbuoyant concrete in a book by Sara Hart. Princeton Architectural Press.
	JAMES SURLS: SPLENDORA YEARS		Interview with Terrie Sultan on the collaboration of PJZA and James Surls in art and 3D simulations in ìthe caveî. Monograph from the Blaffer Gallery, Houston, Texas. Published 2005.
	TRANSMATERIAL		Transbuoyant concrete. A passage in a book by Blair Brown. Princeton Architectural Press, February 2006.
	ARTS HOUSTON		Itís All in the Pursuit by Peter Jay Zweig. June, 2003, page 38.
	INTERNATIONAL SHOWROOM		Author John Beckman, 1994. Page 62-66. Peter Joseph Gallery, New York
	TEXAS ARCHITECT		January 1986. Book Review: PRESENCE: THE TRANSCO TOWER by Philip Johnson and John Burgee, Steve Brandy, and Ann Holmes.
	HOME SWEET HOME		1983 Book Published by Rizzoli.
	MADE IN AMERICA		Publications with co-authors Charles Moore FAIA, Kathryn Smith, and Peter Becker. Excerpt with Bruce Webb.
	TEXAS ARCHITECT		"Gone to Texas: A search for the Symbolic Landscape", November 1982 Co-author Bruce Webb.
	TEXAS ARCHITECT		"Houston How and Why": October 1984, co-author, John Kaliski.
LECTURE TOURS
	2007	ARCHITECTURAL TECTONICS. Speaker: Performance. (A juried paper with publication). Eindhoven, Netherlands.
	2008	HAWAII FIFTH ANNUAL ARTS & HUMANITIES CONFERENCE. Speaker: PJZA (a juried paper).
	2006	HOKKAIDO. Sapporo, Japan. Lecture Tour invitation by the Japanese Consulate. Four lecture / workshop programs.
	2007	HAWAII EDUCATION CONFERENCE. Speaker: Mass Customization (a juried paper with co-presenter Bill Price).
	2006	HAWAII FOURTH ANNUAL ARTS & HUMANITIES CONFERENCE. Speaker for BPZ: Xtreme Materials (a juried paper with co-presenter Bill Price).
	2005	INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CONFERENCE. Co-Principal, Bill Price with Eunsook. Presentation to National Conference of Industrial Designers, Washington, D.C.
	2005	HAWAII THIRD ANNUAL ARTS & HUMANITIES CONFERENCE. Speaker on Virtual Architecture as a New Media (juried paper).
	1999	INTERNATIONAL DESIGN CONFERENCE. Aspen Colorado. Scholarship.
	1998	CHARLES MOORE FOUNDATION. Speaker at a conference on architectural education.
	1997	UNIVERSITY OF GUANAJUATO. Keynote speaker. Mexico.
	1997	UNIVERSITY OF MORELIA. Lecturer. Mexico.
	1997	CHARLES MOORE FOUNDATION: Speaker at the symposium and at the UT Austin University Legacy Panel.
	1996	UNIVERSITY OF OXACA. Keynote speaker and lecturer. Mexico.
	1996	CONTEMPORARY ARTS MUSEUM. Keynote speaker on Space, Time, Buddhism, and the art of Hiroshi Sugimoto.
	1996	TAKARA GALLERY. Speaker on Japanese Architecture: the path of Buddhism and Shinto.
	1993	NATIONAL AIA JUROR FOR URBAN DESIGN, Washington, D.C.
	1992	UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO at San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. A two week symposium with Charles Moore and Ricardo Legoretta.
	1992	LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY. One week workshop/lecture to build a house, full scale in cardboard, with 100 students. Ruston, Louisiana.
	1991	QINGHUA UNIVERSITY. A lecture with Charles Moore in Bejing, China.
	1991	LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY. One week lecture/exhibition to build a city for an environmental symposium, Ruston, Louisiana.
	1991	LSU. Visiting Critic/Lecture, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
	1990	LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY. A three day charette and lecture for "HABITAT."
	1990	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN. A visiting professor for the spring semester.
	1990	UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. Lawrence, Kansas. Visiting lecture with Aldo Rossi.
	1989	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON. Visiting critic for two months. Dean Ed Baum.
	1988	YALE UNIVERSITY. Visiting critic, Professor Kent Bloomer.
	1988	ASIA SOCIETY. Keynote speaker.
	1988	AIA AUSTIN CHAPTER. Co-Juror.
	1988	HISD. Teachers Seminar, Keynote speaker.
	1987	MEMPHIS AIA. the Keynote speaker.
	1987	SEATTLE DESIGN CENTER NORTHWEST. Keynote speaker.
	1987	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON. Visiting critic.
	1986	AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE. Escorted trip to Israel to speak with the Prime Minister and the Cabinet.
	1986	CONDES, WORLD TRADE CENTER, Dallas, Texas. Panel speaker with Michael Graves, James Wines (Site, Inc.), Ettore Sottsass (Memphis).
	1986	UHCC/Austin: 12-day field trip to Mexico 1986-1995
	1985	ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION. London, England.
	1985	LOUISIANA TECH. Visiting Critic with Charles Gwathmey and Amos Rappaport.
	1984	UT Austin: Co-Lecture with Charles Moore.
	1984	RICE UNIVERSITY. Houston, Texas. Lecture on"REGIONALISM".
	1983	HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Boston, Massachusetts. Visiting Critic in the graduate studio.
	1983	UCLA, Los Angeles, California. AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE. Conference Speaker.
	1982	Arts Symposium of Houston, Texas. Lectures entitled, "TEXAS ARCHITECTURE".
	1975	World Future Society, Washington D.C. Conference Speaker, "HISTORY OF THE FUTURE".
	1974	Syracuse University, School of Architecture, New York. "DESIGN; FUNCTION FOLLOWS FORM".

EXHIBITIONS
	2005	Gwangju Biennale. BPZ international exhibition representing the USA (One of five entries including Kharim Rashid and IDEO).
	2005	Arc-en-Reve, Museum. Bourdeaux, France. BPZ ìFurniture as Landscapeî contribution to a larger exhibition by Bill Price, ìNSEWî that will travel to the Tate Modern, London. Catalog.
	1999	MEMPHIS MUSEUM. Memphis, Tennessee. The faÁade of the Grace Designs Showroom was purchased with funds by the Memphis Museum for permanent acquisition by the Museum.
	1997	VIRTUAL REALITY. Collaboration with Mikal Rovner on 3D immersion for museum exhibition.
	1997	VIRTUAL REALITY. Collaboration with James Surls on 3D exhibition for museums. Virtual animation with sound in 3D space.
	1993	Prototype House of the Future. Houston, Texas, and Louisiana.
	1991	DIFFA, Texas, Invited Chair exhibition.
	1991	Lawndale, Texas. Invitation Exhibition, "DAY OF THE DEAD". Co-artist James Surls.
	1990	American Institute of Architecture. Co-curator with Charles Moore: 1992 Chicago World's Fair, Octagon Building, Washington D.C.
	1988	Museum; Cooper-Hewitt, New York City; Musee Des Arts, Montreal; Oakland Museum, California: Octagon AIA, Washington, D.C. "What Could Have Been: American Architecture of the 1980's". Curator.
	1987	Art Institute of Chicago: High Museum, Atlanta; Memphis Brooks.
	1986	UT Austin, Condes, Dallas; Wilsons, Houston. "The Village Goes West." Co-curator with Charles Moore.
	1984	TEXAS SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS. Albert Thomas Convention Center, "Wanderwall" Exhibit.
	1984	LAGUNA ART MUSEUM. "American Domestic Architecture: Cabin, Temple, Trailer", Co-curator with Charles Moore.
	1983	Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Arts. Texas Townsquares and Sunday Houses. Charles Moore Co-curator.
	1982	Art Institute of Chicago. Juried exhibition with the Texas Studio. Walter Netsch, Visiting Critic.
	1982	Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, Texas. "Visions and Revisions." Group Exhibition. WRJA Architects.
	1976	Photographic Exhibition: "Evolution of Four Texas Cities." 140 prints. B&W 2'x2'. Exhibit TAMU.
	1975	Student Council on National Affairs. SCONA XX. "America: the Next Three Hundred Years." Exhibit on Future cities.
	1970	Syracuse University. School of Architecture, New York. Exhibition and design sponsored by SU. Plastic polyethylene construction.

ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCES
	4/74-present	PETER JAY ZWEIG, Architects, Principal.
	1/74-4/74	CLAUDE SAMTON, Architect, N.Y. Freelance drafting & design of nature buildings on Long Island, New York.
	11/73-2/74	CARL PUCHALL, Architect, N.Y. Freelance design & drafting of nursing homes in New York.
	9/72-12/73	MATHEW LAMBERT, ARCHITECTS & ENGINEER, Long Island, N. Y. Design and drafting of industrial and commercial buildings. Variety of experiences including: design, client relations, working drawings, model building and rendering.
	6/72-9/72	SITE INC., N.Y. Attn: James Wines, Served as Co-Director. Responsibilities included; client relations, office administration, and design.
	6/70-4/71	PAOLO SOLERI. Architect, Scottsdale, Arizona. Experiences included; rendering, drafting, construction, exhibition at the Whitney Museum in New York, and model building.
	6/68-9/68	BLISS INC., Long Island, N.Y. Interior displays and layouts, mechanical drafting, and design of interiors.

ACADEMIA
	9/80-present	UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON. Director of the "Texastudio," Visiting Critics Program. Tenured, Professor.
	1993	GREENWOOD AWARD: Presented by the Mayor of Houston for National Recognition in Teaching.
	1992	UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, "Teaching Excellence Award".
	1989	UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON, College of Architecture, Teaching Excellence Award: 1989
	6/86-9/86	TIEC/ITM , Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Visiting Professor.
	1983	HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Visiting Critic Program with Peter Waldman.
	6/81-8/81	UNIVERSITY OF ROME, Italy, Visiting Professor - UHCC, Italian Program.
	9/74-1/80	TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY. Graduate Department of Architecture. Assistant Professor, Department Head: Professor David Woodcock.
	8/71-1/72	SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, School of Architecture, Syracuse, New York. Teaching Assistant.

COORDINATOR OF THE U of H GRADUATE VISITING CRITICS PROGRAM: TEXAS STUDIO WORKSHOPS:
	2006	Takabe. The Slow House, Japan.
	2005	Front Inc.: Marc Simmons, NYC.
	2005	MVRDV. Winy Maas, Architect, Rotterdam.
	2003	Gaetano Pesce, Artist, Architect, Paris, NYC, Brazil
	2002 1996	Marcel Wanders, Industrial Design, Amsterdam James Surls, Artist
	1995	Robert Wilson
	1988	Ken Yeang, Malaysia Charles Moore, FAIA Kent Bloomer, YALE Arthur Anderson, AIA Dick Peters, AIA
	1985	J. B. Jackson Kent Bloomer, Yale Michael Graves, FAIA Charles Moore, FAIA Peter Schneider, Dean
	1984	Phillip Johnson, FAIA Michael Graves, FAIA Charles Moore, FAIA Dick Peters, AIA
	1983	Charles Moore, FAIA J.B. Jackson Ralph Knowles, FAIA
	1982	Charles Moore, FAIA Ian McHarg, Landscape Architect Michael Graves, FAIA O'Neil Ford, FAIA
	1981	Walter Netsch, FAIA Frank Welch, FAIA Paul Rudolph, FAIA Charles Moore, FAIA
	1980	Richard Meier, FAIA George Nakashima

ACADEMIC AWARDS: STUDENT COMPETITIONS
	Chantal Papp	ACSA National Wood Competition: Third Place ($500.00), 1990.
	William Williams	Heritage Square, Sam Houston Park, Houston, Texas. Gateway Competition ($1,000.00). Design to be constructed with $300,000 Budget by the sons of the American Revolution, 1990.
	Jesus Porarras	Vermont Gazebo Competition. National First Place Award ($450.00), 1989.
	Hai Long Yong	NIAE: "Timbuktu University Competition", International Award for 1987 William Van Allen Memorial Fellowship ($750), 1988.
	Hai Long Yong	Scholarship for the 1987 Tile Competition. Jury: Stanley Tigerman, Peter Eisenman, Charles Moore, 1987.
	George Hallowell Ken Roberts Karen Braitmeyer	First Place in the National Competition for Wallcovering. ($2,500.00) Exhibit at Neocom 1985, Chicago, Illinois.
	Veronica Becnel	Texas Architectural Foundation Grant for $1,500.00 to research Texas Architecture: Faculty Sponsor.
	Karen Barrett	1982/1983 Thesis award for 5th year, UHCC undergraduate best juried thesis project.
	Kurt Hull Steve Edwards	Three Honorable Mentions in the International Design Competition: Mathidele-Rosenthal, Germany Projects exhibited in Germany, 1981.
	Chris Petrash	1980/82 Thesis Awards
	Carlos Jimenez	For 5th year UHCC undergraduates
	James Lyman	Best Juried
	Sammy D'Amico Mark Nolen	Thesis Project. 1981
	Joyce Rosner	3rd Year Graduate Studio: UHCC ACSA: tied for 2nd (top award in the National Design and Energy 1981 Student Design Competition. Projects exhibited at the ACSA National Convention, 1981).
	Carlton Fuqua	National Institute for Architectural Education: NIAE 1978.
	Ted Shelton Gary Owens	Southern Baptist Convention: 1977
	Hector Lasalla Eric Denieve	AIA Solar Concepts in Energy Design 1976
	Henry Wong	Reynolds Aluminum 1976

WORKSHOP PROGRAMS
	2006	LYONS FRANCE. International workshop with the Grand Atelier Lyons. Workshop with the U of H program.
	2004	VENICE BIENNALE. International Jury for the National Museum of Art, Taiwan.
	2002	ITECH. A keynote speaker at a Symposium. University of Houston.
	2001	AIA ARCHITECTURE AWARD. Juror for the Dallas AIA Architecture Design Awards.
	1999	AIA ARCHITECTURE AWARD. Juror for the Alabama Architecture Design Awards.
	1998	AIA ARCHITECTURE AWARD. Juror for the AIA Austin Chapter. Texas Architecture design awards.
	1994	URBAN DESIGN AWARDS. A keynote speaker at the National American Institute of Architecture Convention.
	1993	AIA NATIONAL HONOR AWARD. Juror for the National Urban Design Award.
	1992	PROTOTYPE HOUSE OF THE FUTURE. Workshop at Louisiana Tech University.
	1990	HABITAT for the humanities: charette program to design and build a low cost house for Louisiana Tech University.
	1989	ACSA National Paper in Chicago Illinois. Co-author with Charles Moore, Wayne Attoe. "Urban Coherence in a Pluralistic Society". Refereed paper.
	1988	Kent University. Computer and the Design Process. October 1987. Co-Author, Betty Bollinger. Refereed paper.
	1987	Advisory Board for the University of Maine.
	1986	Texas Homes, Jury Member for the Design Awards Program.
	1986	Panel Symposium Speaker with Michael Graves, Charles Gwathmey, James Wines, and Ettore Sottsass.
	1984	Energy laboratory, UHCC. Seminar on "Sunday Houses".
	1983	ACSA Regional Meeting, Symposium Speaker on Texas townsquares.
	1982	NCARB Grading for the National architectural license. Chicago, Illinois. Municipal Airport, Design, and Site Planning Examination.
	1982	Energy Laboratory, UHCC, "A Texas Architecture", Seminar.
	1979	Gulf State Utilities Program for, "Solar Energy Applications for Residential Design in Texas."
	1979	NCARB Preparatory Test for The National Architectural Licensing Exam. Simulated Design Examination: NCARB Participants.
	1979	American Association of Housing: Refereed paper - "Housing-Case Study, 1980 Paradigm".
	1979	Cranbrook Academy of Art, Detroit Michigan. Teachers Seminar on Design. Charles Moore and Robert Stern, coordinators.