CARL STEIN
Architects in New York, NY
License number
Massachusetts 10386
Issued Date
Jul 28, 1999
Expiration Date
Aug 31, 2011
Type
Architect
Address
Address
New York, NY 10011
Professional information
Carl Stein
Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Architecture & Planning
Awards:
American Institute of Architects Earth Day Top Ten
American Institute of Architects
Award given to the South Jamaica Branch Library, the first building completed under the NYC High Performance Building Program.
Lucy G. Moses Award
New Yorl Landmarks Conservancy
Awarded to the renovartion/reconstruction of the Great Hall at Shepard Hall, City College of New York
Federal Design Achievement Award
National Endowment for the Arts
Women's Rights National Historical Park, Chapel Block, Seneca Falls, NY. Project included preservation and interpretation of the fragments of the Wesleyan Chapel where the 1848 Women's Rights Convention was held, park and amphitheater, and Visitors Center.
Lifetime Achievement Award
New York Society of Architect
For leadership in preservation and sustainable design.
Lucy G. Moses Award
New York Landmarks Conservancy
Awarded to the Combined Police/Fire Facility on East 67th Street in NYC. Project integrated two Victorian structures, including the first headquarters built for the unified NYC Fire Department, into a state-of-the-art public safety facility.
Wheelchair Access to Landmark Townhouse
Friends of The Upper East Side
Integration of Sculpture & Public Architecture
New York City Art Commission
Awarded jointly with sculptor Costantino Nivola for installations at the Combined Police/Fire Facility, East 67th Street, NYC.
Excellence In Design
New York City Art Commission
Awarded for the Combined Police/Fire Facility, East 67th Street, NYC.
HUD/UDAG Award of Excellence
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Awarded for the Trenton, NJ Integrated Community Energy System (ICES), developed under a US Department of Energy contract as the first modern grid-connected co-generation system providing thermal energy to public and private users.
American Institute of Architects
Award given to the South Jamaica Branch Library, the first building completed under the NYC High Performance Building Program.
Lucy G. Moses Award
New Yorl Landmarks Conservancy
Awarded to the renovartion/reconstruction of the Great Hall at Shepard Hall, City College of New York
Federal Design Achievement Award
National Endowment for the Arts
Women's Rights National Historical Park, Chapel Block, Seneca Falls, NY. Project included preservation and interpretation of the fragments of the Wesleyan Chapel where the 1848 Women's Rights Convention was held, park and amphitheater, and Visitors Center.
Lifetime Achievement Award
New York Society of Architect
For leadership in preservation and sustainable design.
Lucy G. Moses Award
New York Landmarks Conservancy
Awarded to the Combined Police/Fire Facility on East 67th Street in NYC. Project integrated two Victorian structures, including the first headquarters built for the unified NYC Fire Department, into a state-of-the-art public safety facility.
Wheelchair Access to Landmark Townhouse
Friends of The Upper East Side
Integration of Sculpture & Public Architecture
New York City Art Commission
Awarded jointly with sculptor Costantino Nivola for installations at the Combined Police/Fire Facility, East 67th Street, NYC.
Excellence In Design
New York City Art Commission
Awarded for the Combined Police/Fire Facility, East 67th Street, NYC.
HUD/UDAG Award of Excellence
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Awarded for the Trenton, NJ Integrated Community Energy System (ICES), developed under a US Department of Energy contract as the first modern grid-connected co-generation system providing thermal energy to public and private users.
Venetian Blind With Selective Tilt Limiting
US Patent:
4572267, Feb 25, 1986
Filed:
May 15, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/610481
Inventors:
Carl Stein - New York NY
Harold M. Lewis - Montgomery PA
Harold M. Lewis - Montgomery PA
Assignee:
Marathon Manufacturing Company - Montgomery PA
International Classification:
E06B 926
US Classification:
160176R
Abstract:
A venetian blind which may have a conventional head rail, tilt rod, ladder tapes and slats, wherein a framework is mounted in the head rail and rotatably passes the tilt rod, an arm extends generally radially from the tilt rod for rotation with the latter, and a pair of stop members are selectively positionable relative to the framework in the path of arm movement for limiting arm rotation in opposite directions. The slats may be provided with reflective and absorptive surfaces to cooperate with the limiting positions of tilt for reflecting and absorbing heat in accordance with the seasons or other desiderata.