the US Pavilion at the 2014 Venice Biennale Sy Schulman (1954) – civil engineer and urban planner, Mayor of White Plains (1993–1997) Ricardo Scofidio (1960) – founder, principal of Diller Scofidio + Renfro, first architects to win a MacArthur Prize "genius grant"; Royal Institute of British Architects SHoP Architects (each of the six founding partners has a M.Arch. from GSAPP) – 2009 National Design Award for Architecture Design; firm's work in permanent collection, Museum of Modern Art David Serero (M.S. Arch) – French architect; Rome Prize Lawrence L. Shenfield (B. Arch. 1914) – advertising executive, instrumental in promoting Radio broadcasting during the 1920s and 30s; prominent philatelist, collector of Confederate postage stamps Norma Merrick Sklarek (M.Arch 1950) – African American architect who accomplished many firsts for black women in architecture Galia Solomonoff (M.Arch 1994) – architect, founder of Solomonoff Architecture Studio Laurinda Hope Spear (M.S. Arch 1975) – architect and landscape architect; Rome Prize; one of the founders of Arquitectonica Gustave E. Steinback (B.S. 1900) – architect; particularly known as designer of Roman Catholic schools and churches Chauncey Stillman – American heir, grandson of James Stillman Arthur Alexander Stoughton (Ph. B. 1888) – partner of Stoughton and Stoughton; founded the architecture department at the University of Manitoba Max W. Strang (M.Arch 1988) – Miami based architect known for his Regional Modernist design; founding principal of Strang Design and recipient of Medal of Honor from Florida AIA Sharon Sutton (M.Arch 1983) – professor, architecture and urban design; first African American woman to become a full professor in accredited architectural degree program Alexander Tzannes (M.S. Arch & Urban Design) – Australian architect; founder of high-profile, multi-award-winning architectural practice Tzannes Associates Samuel Breck Parkman Trowbridge (1883), partner of Trowbridge & Livingston; designed the St. Regis Hotel, American Red Cross National Headquarters, and 23 Wall Street UrbanLab (both founders, Martin Felsen and Sarah Dunn, graduated in 1994) – 2009 Latrobe Prize from the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows Franklin B. Ware (B.S. Arch) – American architect best known for serving as the State architect of New York (1907–1912) Whitney Warren (attended 1883–1884), founder of Warren and Wetmore that designed New York City's Grand Central Terminal Alexander McMillan Welch (1890), American architect who designed the Benjamin N. Duke House Jan V. White (1952) – communication designer, educator and writer John Louis Wilson Jr., (B.Arch 1928; 1898–1989), architect active in New York City; first