Charles Rose

Principal, Charles Rose Architects Inc.

Somerville, MA, USA
The relationship of architecture to site is a constant and central focus of the work. For each project—whether urban, suburban or rural—the site and environment are closely studied to create an architecture that responds both formally, functionally and materially to the surroundings. This design approach has led to collaborations with landscape architects to create buildings and structures that are uniquely responsive to program and site. It has also led to a range of planning studies for public and private institutions—from small studies for the siting and development of single buildings to comprehensive plans.

Work Experience

Charles Rose Architects Inc.

Principal

Present Somerville, Massachusetts, United States

Education

Harvard Graduate School Of Education

Master of Architecture, Degree with Distinction

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Princeton University

B.A. Architecture, Summa cum Laude

Princeton, New Jersey, United States

Languages

English (Native),

Awards

Boston Society Of Architects

Design Award - Oregon College of Art and Craft

2011

Boston Society Of Architects

DesignAward - Carl and Ruth Shapiro Admissions Center, Brandeis University

2011

Boston Society Of Architects

Design Award - Beacom School of Business, The University of South Dakota

2011

American Institute Of Architects New England

Honor Award for Design Excellence - New Shrub and Vine Collection of Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University

2010

The Chicago Athenaeum

American Architecture Award - Orleans House

2007

Boston Society Of Architects

Higher Education Facilities Design Award - Carl and Ruth Shapiro Campus Center, Brandeis University

2006

American Institute Of Architects New England

Award for Design Excellence - Currier Center for the Performing Arts, The Putney School

2005

U.S. General Services Administration

Design Excellence Award - United States Port of Entry, Del Rio, TX

2004

The Chicago Athenaeum

American Architecture Award - Camp Paint Rock

2002

American Institute Of New England

Award for Design Excellence - Camp Paint Rock

2002

American Institute Of Architects New England

Award for Design Excellence - Chilmark House

2002

American Institute Of Architects New England

Award for Design Excellence - Amphitheater and Bathhouse

2002

ID Design Magazine (Annual Design Review)

Design Award -Camp Paint Rock

2002

American Institute Of Architects

National Honor Award for Design Excellence - Equipment Shed

2002

American Institute Of Architects

National Young Architects Citation

1998

American Institute Of Architects

National Honor Award for Design Excellence - Atlantic Center for the Arts

1998

American Institute Of Architects: Business Week/Architectural Record

Business Design Award - Gemini Consulting, Global Offices

1997

Progressive Architecture Award

Citation - Atlantic Center for the Arts

1995

U.S. Department Of State

Fulbright Scholarship

1987

Skills

Architect,

Selected Publications:

“Houses We Love,” Dwell, July/August 2010.

Aronson, Steven A. L. “Joshua Bell: Orchestrating a penthouse in New York for the virtuoso violinist,” Architectural Digest, May 2010.

Vassallo, Marc. The Barefoot Home, The Taunton Press, Inc., Connecticut, 2006.

Executive Mother and Child Desk, Dwell, June 2006.

Charles Rose, Architect, Princeton Architectural Press, New York, 2006.

Williams, Paige: “Glossy Skin, Vinyl-Clad Heart,” The New York Times, December 15, 2005.

Charles Rose. GA Houses 89, A.D.A. Edita Tokyo Co., Ltd., September 2005.

Moskow, Keith. The Houses of Martha’s Vineyard, The Monacelli Press, Inc., New York, 2005.

Levinson, Nancy: “Shapiro Campus Center: Charles Rose placed a light-dappled atrium where four campus paths collide and wrapped it with a hive of activity.” Architectural Record, December 2004.

Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture, Phaidon Publishing Ltd., London, 2004.

Charles Rose. GA Houses 74 Project 2003, A.D.A. Edita Tokyo Co., Ltd., 2003.

Charles Rose. A+U, Recent Projects, No. 390, March 2003.

Carter, Brian: “Back to Nature,” The Architectural Review, November 2002.

Amelar, Sarah: “Camp Paintrock, Wyoming,” Architectural Record, October 2002.

Design Review 2002, I.D. Magazine, August 2002.

Carter, Brian and Lecuyer, Annette. All American: Innovation in American Architecture, Thames & Hudson, New York, 2002.

Charles Rose. GA Houses 70 Project 2002, A.D.A. Edita, Tokyo, 2002.

Guiney, Anne: "A Clean, Well-Lighted Space: Charles Rose bends Florida's intense sunlight to will in the galleries of a Tampa art center." Architecture, September 2000.

"Offices that Spark Creativity" Business Week special issue: "The 21st Century Corporation," August 2000.

Hammatt, Heather: "A Distinct Destination: Where Science and Design Intersect," Arnold Arboretum article, Landscape Architecture, July 2000.

Jodidio, Philip, editor. Contemporary American Architects: Volume IV, Taschen, 1998.

Stein, Karen: “Charles Rose’s Equipment Building in Rural Washington State Demonstrates that there can be Elegance in Utility,” Architectural Record, June 1998.

Curtis, William J.R.: “American Institute of Architects 1998 Honors and Awards,” Architectural Record, May 1998.

Nussbaum, Bruce: “Blueprints for Business: Business Week/Architectural Record Awards,” Business Week, November 1997.

Stein, Karen: “Good Design is Good Business: Business Week/Architectural Record Awards,” Architectural Record, October 1997.

Kroloff, Reed: “Columns of Memory,” Architecture, September 1997.

“Design Distinction: Atlantic Center for the Arts, Leeper Studio Complex,” I.D. Magazine Annual Design Review Edition, July 1997.

Kliment, Stephen A.: “Vineyard Variations: Contemporary Shingle Style on Martha’s Vineyard,” Architectural Digest, August 1997.

Stein, Karen: “Project Diary: Leeper Studio Complex, Atlantic Center for the Arts,” Architectural Record, June 1997.

“Architects Pay Tribute to Veterans with a Field of Pillars,” Architectural Record, November 1995.

“42nd Annual P/A Awards: Citation: The Atlantic Center for the Arts,” Progressive Architecture, January 1995.

“Modern-Gothic Dorms for a 19th Century Campus,” Progressive Architecture, December 1994.

“Culture Comes to Smyrna Beach,” Architectural Record, November 1994

Hoyt, Charles K.: “Dorms and Traditions: The Woodland Dormitories, Kenyon College,” Architectural Record, November 1994.

“Arts Center in the Florida Jungle,” Progressive Architecture, February 1994.