Cizek, Eugene

RESUME:              EUGENE DARWIN CIZEK, PH.D., F.A.I.A.          

EDUCATION:
	1959  Tioga High School Diploma 1964  Louisiana State University Bachelor of Architect 1966  Massachusetts Institute of Technology Master of City Planning         and Master in Urban Design as an M.I.T. Fellow and Sears Fellow 1968  Delft Institute of Technology  Doctor of Engineering in City Planning          as a Fulbright Scholar 1978  Tulane University Interdisciplinary Doctor of Philosophy in          Environmental Social Psychology
ACADEMIC:
	1967  Instructor of Architecture L.S.U. 1968  Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture L.S.U. 1970  Visiting Professor of Architecture Tulane University 1972  Assistant Professor of Architecture Tulane University 1974  Associate Professor of Architecture Tulane University  1977  Co-Director Education Through Historic Preservation Program 1978  Professor of Architecture Tulane University 1980  Director of Bayou River Road Survey 1985  Faculty Roger Thayer Stone Center for Latin American Studies 1997  Director of Preservation Studies Program 2000  Richard Koch Chair in Architecture 2002  Co-Director of Interdisciplinary Doctor of Philosophy Degree         Program in Historic Preservation with the Department of History

PROFESSIONAL:

Louisiana Licensed Architect since 1964 with certification in architecture and city planning in the United States and Holland since 1967.  Private practice has focused on  historic   preservation, environmental conservation, growth management, urban design, environmental social psychology, community renewal, preservation planning and guidelines for new construction and development in historic settings.  These projects have included such important landmarks as Destrehan, Laura, Lombard, Belle Alliance, Alley  and Woodland Plantations and many local and regional historic urban structures such as Sun Oak in Historic Faubourg Marigny, 922-28 Kerlerec, Musee Rosette Rochon, Marchand-Didier House,  709 Tchoupitoulas, Caballero-Boucvalt House, Bowie-Gremillion-Hoyt Estate and Villa Gaudet, a contemporary house in Historic Natchez, Mississippi

HONORS AND AWARDS:

In 1997 named the Richard Koch Chair in Architecture.  Has received various local, state, national and international awards in preservation education, restoration and environmental conservation.  Professional work has been published in many national journals.  Recent writings have included Introductions to Vestiges of Grandeur, Capturing Oak Alley and Chapters in Louisiana Buildings:  1720-1940.  Television work has included This Old House: New Orleans and recently Faded Ladies for WYES Television in New Orleans.  A new book on Creole architecture is currently in production.