Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Construction Management Arthur F jward lf “ — = - Lambert Egbuchulan f Edward CHOSON James Fors Dennis Gallagher — i NS Howard Hori Joseph Horowitz James Howie Sergei Kanevsky Stephen Lamb Joseph LaRocca Brent Porter Robert Schwartz Bertram Sherman H. Irving Sigman Norbert Turkel

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Michael D. Ross V.P. Tishma n Construction Corp. of New York V.P. Tishman Construction (U.K.) Ltd. ry = Q | Michael! VD. Koss took his Bachelor of Scence dearee (Monors) in Lonsit A — ron Ma in 1IQA4 s currently Executive Vice President of Tishman Construction Corporotion s United Kingdom office in London, within the Wimpey Tishman organization, responsibie for the inte- gration of American methodol DY, systems, and resources into the United Kingdom projects After two years of designing and drafting laboratory fumiture and equipment he joined the architectural firm of Hamby, Kennely, Sloamson, and Smith; five years later he joined Cauldwell- Wingate; in his seven years with Tishman he has worked on various projects ranging from the Tower 49 office building, to the landmarkea f of Carnegie Hall mayor restoration o Before | went to Pratt | attended City thousands of people who were reg- I’m not quite sure how I'd summarize College in the Bronx. Pratt had a to- istering. There was a lot of communi- Pratt Institute, tor it’s very hard. ltwo tally different atmosphere, because cation at Pratt. It was tor me a very, a good experience, which | thoroughly when you drove onto the campus very good experience. | still see enjoyed. It left me with comfortable you were in your own little enclave, a some oft the friends | made in my fond memories. The campus wa: little community which formed a classes there, and | bump into many inique, with its blend of architectura world of its own. Construction Man- of my tea hers trom Pratt in my pro styles, and | suppose that archite agement was in its infancy then, and fessional career tural uniqueness was symbolic of my everything was on a first name The only advice that | could give experiences there basis, one-to-one There was the to anyone entering the construction feeling that the professors cared management field now is to tell them about YOU; there was a warmth in what | look for when | hire someone the school. Pratt was friendly; you look good, and handle yourself with en oyed going there because every- contidence. Get out into the fie a one took time to work with you The work on the job sites. Learn how a department heads got to know you buliding goes up, what | call learning gs i dividu rE you did not get the nuts and bolt: I'd give the same herded into ab Qg qymnasium ai req vice to arcnitects and enaineer istration time where the only interes! Ind pr ably t invone interested was in handing out class cards to the n the building industry 20

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Architecture Vincent Linarello Robert Sanger Roland Hilaire Johnny Bowery Paul D’Alto Christopher Juchnik John Pelligra Lester Katz 22