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  Education

  1999 Master of Architecture, Princeton University
  1997 Graduate studies in architecture, GSAP, Columbia University
  1996 Continued Education Diploma in Photography, Bournemouth College of Art and Design
  1992 Bachelor of Arts Magna cum Laude in Economics, Harvard University

  Solo Exhibitions

  2002 Cristinerose Gallery (New York)
  2001 Oni Gallery (Boston)
  1994 KGB (New York)
  1993 KGB (Boston)

  Group Exhibitions

  2002 Retrofit, Lombard-Freid Fine Arts (New York)
  2002 Media-Art-Interaction, Goethe Institut (New York)
  2002 Reactions, Exit Art (New York)
  2001 Boomerang: Collectors Choice, Exit Art (New York)
  2001 Perfect Locations, Steirischer Herbst, Haus der Architektur (Graz, Austria)
  2001 Salon IV, Oni Gallery (Boston)
  1999 Princeton University (Princeton)
  1997 Columbia University (New York)
  1996 Bournemouth College of Art and Design (Bournemouth, UK)
  1996 Identity, Primavera (Barcelona, Spain)

  Honors and Awards

  2000 Ministerio de Fomento Madrid International Architecture Seminar Grant
  1999 Princeton University SOM Architecture Award Nominee
  1998 Center for International Studies Grant, Princeton University
  1998 East Asian Studies Grant, Princeton University
  1997-99 Princeton University Fellowship
  1996 TAP Grant
  1992 Ford Grant
  1992 Minda de Gunzberg Center for European Studies Grant, Harvard University
  1989-92 Harvard College Scholarship for academic achievement of high distinction

  Bibliography

  Fabian Birgfeld. "From Surface to Surface," in HAD Dokumente Zur Architektur: Time and Perfect Location. Graz: Haus der Architektur, 2002. (forthcoming)

  Fabian Birgfeld, Interior Landscapes: Selected Works. Exhibition Catalogue. New York: Cristinerose Gallery, 2002.

  "New Shibuya: A Hybrid-Space of Shopping," in Ralph Lerner, Master of Architecture Programs. Princeton: School of Architecture, Princeton University, 1999. 22-23.

  "An Architecture of Waiting," in Scott Marble, Abstract. New York: Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation of Columbia University, 1997. 44.

  Lectures and Teaching

  2001 Perfect Locations: New Surfaces, Steirischer Herbst (Graz, Austria)
  1998 Teaching assistant to Prof. Hal Foster in Contemporary Art and Theory, Princeton University

  Professional Experience

  2000-02 Viant Corporation (London and New York)
  1999 Archization (New York)
  1998-00 Big Think, LLC (New York)
  1998 Skidmore, Owings & Merril, LLP (New York)
  1996-97 Assistant to Prof. Kenneth Frampton, Columbia University (New York)
  1996-97 Head photographer, GSAPP, Columbia University (New York)
  1996 The Coleman Company, inc. (Denver)
  1994-96 Bertelsmann, AG (Hamburg, Germany)
  1992-94 William Kent International (Washington D.C.)