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Richard F. Rowe, PE, AIA Department Head - Structural / Civil Engineering TKLP
Education Master of Science, University of Illinois, 1972
Bachelor of Architectural Engineering, University of Illinois, 1970
Registration 1976, Structural Engineer: Illinois
1983, Professional Engineer: New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Ohio,
North Carolina, Colorado, Delaware, Indiana, and Minnesota
1978, Architect: New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and Massachusetts; plus NCARB
Years Experience With TKLP: 3 With Other Firms: 17
Responsibilities At TKLP, Mr. Rowe is the senior structural member responsible for in-process quality con
trol, planning, and development for all structural systems designed by the firm. As a member
of the design team, he will help develop structure design issues, provide hands on leader
ship for the design effort; create design solutions that satisfy the functional, aesthetic and
budgetary requirements; and work with the project managers and discipline leaders.
Mr. Rowe has worked on a wide variety of projects and has addressed several building
types, including major high-rise buildings, that require unique structural considerations,
such as security, vibration sensitive areas, and damage assessment of high-rise structures.
Societies American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
American Concrete Institute (ACI)
American Institute of Steel Construction Engineers (ASCE)
Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI)
Building Stone Institute (BSD
American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)
Professional New York C.LB. - Secretary, Board of Directors, 1989 -1992
Activities New York C.I.B. - High Strength Concrete Committee, Co-Chairman 1988-1990
AISC Education Committee, 1981 - 82
ACI Committee 120 on Concrete Quality 1988-Present
ASTM Committee C-18 on Natural Building Stone 1988-Present
Building Stone Institute, Engineering Standards Committee 1988-Present
Publications/ "The Structural Engineers Role in Selecting Building Stone and It's Anchorage", BSI Con
Presentations vention, 1990
"The Use of High-Strength Concrete in Building Structures:, CIB High- Strength Seminar,
New York, 1989
"Structural Steel vs. Concrete: Comparable Systems Selection," Build Boston, 1985
"Engineering for Architectural Structures," Princeton University, 1984
"Optimization of Concrete Structural Systems," PCA Seminar, Philadelphia, Boston, New
York, 1984
"Madison Plaza Project: Analyses, Design, Construction," AISC Luncheon Seminar, 1982
Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Servioes 05/06/92 [P237] A-5
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