John Maciuika

Professor

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department: Fine & Performing Arts

Areas of expertise:

Email Address: john.maciuika@baruch.cuny.edu

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Education

Ph.D., Architecture/Architectural History, UC Berkeley

B.A., European History, Univ. of PA

SemesterCourse PrefixCourse NumberCourse Name
Fall 2023ART3205Greek and Roman Art
Fall 2023ART1012Art History Survey II
Fall 2023FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2023ART1012Art History Survey II
Spring 2023ART3256History of Modern Architecture
Fall 2022ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2022ART3254Architecture and the City
Fall 2022FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2022FPA5071Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2022ART1012Art History Survey II
Spring 2022FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2021ART3205Greek and Roman Art
Fall 2021ART76010ST:18-19C Art/Architecture
Fall 2021ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2021FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2021ART1012Art History Survey II
Spring 2021ART3256History of Modern Architecture
Fall 2020ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2020ART3254Architecture and the City
Spring 2020FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2020ART5000Independent Study Art I
Spring 2020ART1012Art History Survey II
Fall 2019FPA5071Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2019FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2019ART3254Architecture and the City
Fall 2019ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2019ART76030ST:Mod Arch/Urbnsm/Design
Spring 2018ART1012Art History Survey II
Spring 2018ART3256History of Modern Architecture
Spring 2018ART5000Independent Study Art I
Spring 2018FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2018FPA5071Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2017FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2017ART3254Architecture and the City
Fall 2017ART1011Art History Survey I
Spring 2017ART5000Independent Study Art I
Spring 2017FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2017ART3256History of Modern Architecture
Spring 2017ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2017IDC4001HHon NY In 21st Cent
Fall 2016FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2016ART76030Mod Arch Germany&Cent Europe
Fall 2016ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2016ART3254Architecture and the City
Spring 2016IDC4001HHon NY In 21st Cent
Spring 2016FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2016ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2016ART5000Independent Study Art I
Spring 2016ART1012Art History Survey II
Spring 2016ART1012Art History Survey II
Fall 2015FPA5000Independent Study FPA I
Fall 2015IDC4050HHon Feit Hum Sem I
Fall 2015FPA5071Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2015FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2015ART5000Independent Study Art I
Fall 2015ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2015ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Fall 2014ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2014IDC4001HHon NY In 21st Cent
Spring 2014ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2014FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2013FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2013ART3256History of Modern Architecture
Fall 2013ART3256History of Modern Architecture
Fall 2013ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2013FPA5071Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2013ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2013FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Spring 2013ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2013ART6002HHonors Art II
Fall 2012ART1012Art History Survey II
Fall 2012ART5000Independent Study Art I
Fall 2012FPA5070Arts Administration Internship
Fall 2012ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2012ART90000Dissertation Supervision
Spring 2011ART1012Art History Survey II
Spring 2011IDC4001HHon NY In 21st Cent
Spring 2011ART1011Art History Survey I
Spring 2011ART3254Architecture and the City
Fall 2010ART1011HHonors - Art History Survey I
Fall 2010ART1011Art History Survey I
Spring 2010IDC4001HHon NY In 21st Cent
Fall 2009ART1012Art History Survey II
Fall 2009ART3254Architecture and the City
Spring 2009IDC4001HHon NY In 21st Cent
Fall 2008ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2008ART3254Architecture and the City
Fall 2007ART1011HHonors - Art History Survey I
Fall 2007ART1011Art History Survey I
Spring 2007ART3254Architecture and the City
Spring 2007ART5000Independent Study Art I
Spring 2007ART1012Art History Survey II
Fall 2006ART5000Independent Study Art I
Fall 2006ART1011Art History Survey I
Fall 2006ART5000Independent Study Art I
Fall 2006ART1011HHonors - Art History Survey I
Spring 2006ART3282Museums and Gallery Studies
Spring 2006ART3040Spec Tops In Art His
Spring 2006ART5001Independent Study Art II
Fall 2005ART5000Independent Study Art I
Fall 2005ART3040Spec Tops In Art His
Fall 2005ART1012Art History Survey II
Fall 2005ART5000Independent Study Art I

Books

Maciuika, J., & Dremaite, M. (2020). Book: Lithuanian Architects Assess the Soviet Era: The 1992 Oral History Tapes // Lietuvos Architektai Pasakoja Apie Sovietmeti: 1992 m Irasai. (p. 255). Vilnius, Lithuania, Lapas Press.

Maciuika, J., & Dremaite, M. (2020). Lithuanian Architects Assess the Soviet Era: The 1992 Oral History Tapes // Lietuvos architektai pasakoja apie sovietmeti: 1992 m. irasai. (p. 255). Vilnius, Lithuania, Lapas Press, Vilnius, in cooperation with Vilnius University.

Maciuika, J. (2015). ¿¿¿¿ ¿ ¿¿¿¿¿: ¿¿¿·V. ¿¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ (Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920). . (p. 576; 129 illustrations; 2 appendices.). Tokyo, Japan, Sangen-Sha Academic Press. Translated by Shinnosuke Tadokoro.

Maciuika, J. (2005). Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920. (p. 386; 129 illustrations; 2 appendices. Paperback English edition issued by Cambridge University Press in June 2008). Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.

Journal Articles

Maciuika, J. V. (2018). The Bauhaus as a Crucible of Central European Internationalism. Herito: Journal of History and Culture, in press(in press). in press.

Maciuika, J. (2013). "Vor der Moderne: Gedanken ueber den Naehrboden der Moderne im ausgehenden 19. Jahrhundert" ("Before 'Modernism:' Thoughts on the Ferment of Modernity in the Late Nineteenth Century"). Translated by Norma Kessler. Archithese: International Thematic Review for Architecture, 4(July/August 2013). 76-79.

Maciuika, J. (2011). "Zamek dla Berlin czy Berlin dla zamku?" (The Castle for Berlin, Or Berlin for the Castle?" Translated into Polish for this bilingual, Krakow-based journal by Marta Duda-Gryc. Herito: Heritage, Culture, and the Present, 3 (2011)(2011). 4-21.

(2010). Whose Schlossplatz? Architecture and the 'Materialization' of German Identities in Berlin's Historic Center, 1945-2009". Bulletin of the German Historical Institute, Supplement 7, Winter 2010/Spring 2011(Supplement 7). 15-28.

(2009). Z Berlina Do Bagdadu -- From Berlin To Baghdad. Autoportret, 3(28). 2-7.

Maciuika, J. (2007). The Production and Display of the Domestic Interior in Wilhelmine Germany, 1900-1914. German History 25, Feature issue titled "Modernity Begins at Home: Consumption, Technology and Modernity" , 25(4). 490-516.

Maciuika, J. (2006). Sachlicher, wirtschaftlicher, zweckmassiger: 100 Jahre Lehrwerkstatten-Erlass' vom Preussischen Ministerium fur Handel und Gewerbe. ["More Objective, Economical, and Purposeful: 'The Centennial of the Prussian Ministry of Commerce and Industry's Instructional Workshops Decree"]. Scholion 4, 120-131.

(2005). Werkbundpolitik and Weltpolitik: The German State's Interest in Global Commerce and 'Good Design' 1912-1914.". German Politics and Society 23, 102-127.

(2001). Baltic Shores, Western Winds: Lithuanian Architects and the Subversion of the Soviet Norm. Centropa: A Journal of Central European Architecture and the Related Arts 1 Nr. 2, 108-116.

(2000). Adolf Loos and the Aphoristic Style: Rhetorical Practice in Early Twentieth-Century Design Criticism. Design Issues 16 Nr. 2, 75-86.

(1999). East Bloc, West View: Architecture and Lithuanian National Identity. Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review 11 Nr. 1, 23-35.

(1998). Art in the Age of Government Intervention: Hermann Muthesius, Sachlichkeit, and the State, 1897-1907. German Studies Review 21 Nr. 2, 285-308.

Book Chapters

(2022). The Synergies of Saxony: Hellerau Garden City and the Culture of Design Reform in the Kaiserreich // Synergien in Sachsen. Die Gartenstadt Hellerau und die Kultur der Kunst-Reform im Kaiserreich. Hellerau: Site of Modernity // Hellerau: Ort der Moderne (pp. 218-235). Dresden, Saxony, Federal Republic of Germany. Sandstein Verlag.

Maciuika, J. (2017). “Die Arbeit der Darmstädter Künstlerkolonie im Kontext der wilhelminischen staatlichen Kunstgewerbeschulreform” [The Work of the Darmstadt Artists’ Colony in the Context of Wilhelmine State Applied Arts Reforms]. In Asshoff, C., & Verhoeven, J. (Eds.), ‘Eine Stadt müssen wir erbauen – eine ganze Stadt!’: Die Künstlerkolonie Darmstadt auf der Mathildenhöhe [‘A City, we need to build an entire city!’: The Darmstadt Artists’ Colony on the Mathildenhöhe] (pp. 201 - 208). Wiesbaden, Germany,Germany. ICOMOS -- Hefte des Deutschen Nationalkomitees.

Maciuika, J. (2017). Das Handwerk in den Graeben: Der Streit der deutschen Kunsterzierher um die Einheitskunstschule im Ersten Weltkrieg (The Crafts in the Trenches: German Arts Educators' Battle Over the Unified Arts School During the First World War). In Bittner, R., & Padt, R. (Eds.), Handwerk wird modern: Vom Herstellen am Bauhaus (Craft Becomes Modern: The Bauhaus in the Making) (pp. 55-67). Bielefeld/Berlin,Germany. Kerber Verlag (German and English editions). Translated by Alexandra Titze-Grabec and Kurt Rehkopf.

Maciuika, J. (2016). “The Prussian Commerce Ministry, The Deutscher Werkbund, and Germany’s Global Commercial Ambitions.”. In Eley, G., Jenkins, J., & Matysik, T. (Eds.), German Modernities From Wilhelm to Weimar: A Contest of Futures (pp. 163-192). London,United Kingdom. Bloomsbury Academic Press.

Maciuika, J. (2014). “The Historic Preservation Fallacy? Transnational Culture, Urban Identity, and Monumental Architecture in Berlin and Dresden.”. In Diefendorf, J., & Ward, J. (Eds.), Transnationalism and the German City. (pp. 387-421). New York and London,USA. Palgrave Macmillan Press.

Maciuika, J. (2009). Deutscher Werkbund ve Osmani Imparatorlugu: Birinci Dunya Savasi Oncesinde Tasarim Reformku, Ekonomi Politkasi ve Dis Politika" (The Deutscher Werkbund and the Ottoman Empire: Design Reform, Economic Policy, and Foreign Policy before the First World War"). Translated into Turkish by Elçin Gen.. In Artun, A., & Alicavusgu, E. (Eds.), Bauhaus: Modernlesmenin Tasarimi: Turkiye'de Mimarlik, Sanat, Tasarim Egitimi ve Bauhaus (The Bauhaus: Designing Modernization: Architecture, Art, Design Education and the Bauhaus in Turkey) (pp. 35-66). Istanbul,Turkey. Iletisim Press.

Maciuika, J. (2006). Wilhelmine Precedents to the Bauhaus: Hermann Muthesius, the Prussian State, and the German Werkbund. In James-Chakraborty, K. (Ed.), Bauhaus Culture: From Weimar to the Cold War (pp. 1-25, Chapter One). Minneapolis. University of Minnesota Press.

Media Contributions

Maciuika, J. (2021). Book Launch of the book, Lithuanian Architects Assess the Soviet Era: The 1992 Oral History Tapes.

Presentations

Maciuika, J. V. (2020, September 24). "The Synergies of Saxony: Hellerau Garden City and the Design Revolution in Wilhelmine Germany". Guest Invited Lecture at Colloquium "Hellerau, A Place of Modernity: Continuities and Controversial Interactions". Dresden-Hellerau: Dresden Technical University and the Association for World Heritage, Dresden-Hellerau.

Maciuika, J. V. (2020, August 19). Commentator for panel. Annual Meeting of the German Studies Association -- Virtual Conference Panel "Urban Symbols and the German Nation After 1945". Zoom -- Virtual Panel: German Studies Association of North America.

Maciuika, J. (2017, June 29). "Resonant Patterns: The Art of Kazys Varnelis in the Context of Bauhaus Modernism". Exhibition Opening Lecture for Optics and Structure: Works by Kazys Varnelis, 1967-1977. Vilnius, Lithuania: National Gallery of Art of Lithuania.

Maciuika, J. (2017, January 30). The Arc of Sachlichkeit in Wilhelmine Architecture, Arts, and Crafts. Vagaries of Objectivity/Launen der Sachlichkeit. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Department of Art History and Univ. Michigan Dept. of German.

Maciuika, J. (2016, September 30). The Arc of Sachlichkeit in Wilhelmine Architecture, Arts, and Crafts. Fortieth Annual Meeting of the German Studies Association. San Diego, California: German Studies Association; paper presented on the panel, "Exhibiting Sachlichkeit: The Rationalization of Display, 1900-1930".

Maciuika, J. (2016, April 18). Die Arbeit der Darmstaedter Kuenstlerkolonie im Kontext der wilhelminischen staatlichen Kunstgewerbereform (The Work of the Darmstadt Artists' Colony in the Context of Wilhelmine State Reforms in the Applied Arts), lecture delivered in German. "Eine Ganze Stadt Muessen Wir Bauen, Eine Ganze Stadt!" - Die Kuenstlerkolonie Darmstadt auf der Mathildenhoehe ("A Whole City Is What We Must Build - A Whole City!" -- The Darmstadt Artists' Colony Atop the Mathildenhoehe). Darmstadt, Germany: City of Darmstadt in cooperation with the German Committee of ICOMOS and the Regional Office for Built Heritage Conservation in the State of Hessen.

Maciuika, J. (2015, June 1). "Infrastructures of Memory: Historical Reconstruction, Cultural Heritage, and the Curation of the Past. Invited special lecture. Valletta, Malta: University of Malta Department of the History of Art, and the Church of Santa Caterina d'Italia, Valletta, Malta.

Maciuika, J. (2015, June 30). "Infrastructures of Memory: Historical Reconstruction, Cultural Heritage, and Architectural Culture". Invited special lecture. Villa Massimo, Rome, Italy: German Academy in Rome.

Maciuika, J. (2015, April 22). "Infrastructures of Memory: Historical Reconstruction and Cultural Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe". Invited special lecture. Rome, Italy: German Historical Institute in Rome.

Maciuika, J. (2015, January 5). The Wilhelmine Reform Milieu Reconsidered: The Deutscher Werkbund, the Prussian Commerce Ministry, and Germany's Global Commercial Ambitions. 129th Annual Meeing of the American Historical Association. New York Hilton, 7th Avenue Midtown: American Historical Association.

Maciuika, J. (2014, November 17). "Infrastructures of Memory: Historical Reconstruction and Cultural Heritage in Central and Eastern Europe". Invited special lecture. Rome, Italy: American Academy in Rome.

Maciuika, J. (2009, October 3). Whose Schlossplatz? Architecture and the 'Materialization' of German Identities in Berlin’s Historic Center, 1945-2009. Germans' Things: Material Culture and Daily Life in the East and West, 1949-2009. Los Angeles, CA: UCLA and Wende Museum of Los Angeles.

Maciuika, J. (2009, September 21). Vor dem Bauhaus: Design Reform im Kaiserreich” [„Before the Bauhaus: Design Reform in Imperial Germany“]. Bauhaus Global/Global Bauhaus. Berlin, Germany: Bauhaus Archive.

Maciuika, J. (2009, February 14). Alternative Takes on the Wilhelmine Institutional Landscape: What German Historians and Art Historians of Germany Can Learn from Each Other in Rethinking German Modernities. Rethinking German Modernities. Austin TX: Univ. of Texas, Austin.

Maciuika, J. (2008, May 15). Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920". The Bauhaus in Turkey. Istanbul, Turkey: Marmara University of the Arts.

Maciuika, J. (2008, May 10). "Hypercities: A New Web 2.0 Geotemporal Platform for the Humanities". Mapping Disaster: Critical Geography, Risk, and Recovery. Bard College, NY: Bard College.

Maciuika, J. (2008, December 5). "The Deutscher Werkbund Grows a Global Network: Design Reform, Industrial Policy, and German Foreign Policy, 1907-1918". Towards a History of Design in the Global Economy. Chicago/Evanston, IL: Northwestern University.

Maciuika, J. (2008, October 3). "From Berlin Stadtschloss to Humboldt Forum: Radical Surgery Toward a Conservative Vision?". German Studies Assocation Annual Meeting. St. Paul, Minnesota: German Studies Association.

Maciuika, J. (2007, June 2). "Modernity in Architecture: The History of an Idea, 1890-Present". German Historians' Workshop "Rethinking German Modernities". Ohio: University of Cincinnati.

Maciuika, J. (2007, April 27). Hypermedia Berlin: A New Model for 21st-Century Scholarly Content Delivery. Paper presented at the "Documenting Cities: Hypermedia Conference". University of Massachusetts-Boston: Research Center for Urban Cultural History.

Maciuika, J. (2007, June 9). Hypermedia Berlin: ein neues Modell fur multi-institutionelle, internationale wissenschaftliche Zusammenarbeit ["Hypermedia Berlin: A New Model for Multi-Institutional, International Scholarly Collaboration"]. Paper presented in German at the DAAD alumni conference "Wissenschaftlerbiographien, Wissenschaftlermobilitat, Wissenschaftlermigration," Fachgruppe 6, Humanwissenschaften und Wissenschaftlernetzwerke [Scholarly biographies, Scholarly Mobility, and Scholarly Migration; Breakout Session 6, Human Sciences and Scientific Learning Networks]. Sao Paolo, Brazil

Maciuika, J. (2006, February 14). Modernism before the Bauhaus: Cultural Politics and Architecture in Wilhelmine Germany. Lecture on my 2005 book, Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920. New York City: New York University Deutsches Haus/Department of German.

Maciuika, J. (2006, April 17). Hypermedia Berlin (a research website for which I am principal investigator of architecture and urbanism. The website can be viewed at http://www.berlin.ucla.edu/). Presented architectural content at the symposium "Hypermedia Berlin: Development and Future Directions". UCLA

Maciuika, J. (2006, April 18). Modernism before the Bauhaus: Cultural Politics and Architecture in Wilhelmine Germany. Lecture on my 2005 book, Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920. : University of California-Los Angeles Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures.

Maciuika, J. (2006, April 26). New Tools for Architectural Historians: Cities in Time on the Web. Discussant in the panel/workshop at the 59th Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians, April 19, 2006. Savannah, Georgia

Maciuika, J. (2006, June 8). Modernism before the Bauhaus: Cultural Politics and Architecture in Wilhelmine Germany. Lecture and Book-signing Event on my 2005 book, Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920. New York City: Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts and Design.

Maciuika, J. (2006, June 3). From Berlin to Chicago: The Transfer of Art and Architecture from Germany to the United States. Chancellor's Fellows keynote address for the Annual Meeting of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Alumni Association. Columbus, Ohio: Ohio State University.

Maciuika, J. (2006, April 29). Local Modernities: Reevaluating 'Tradition,' 'Modernity,' and 'Authenticity' in European and American Architecture, 1880-1920. Panel Organizer and Chair for the panel at the 59th Annual Meeting of the Society of Architectural Historians. Savannah, Georgia

Maciuika, J. (2006, September 29). Improvising Empire: German Ministerial Efforts to Establish Global Commercial Dominance, 1900-1914. Paper presented at the 30th Annual Conference of the German Studies Association of North America. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Maciuika, J. (2005, May 20). Werkbundpolitik and Weltpolitik: The German State's Interest in Global Commerce and Good Design, 1912-1914. Presented at the symposium "Modernity and Empire: Reconceptualizing Twentieth-Century German History. : University of Toronto, Munk Center for International Studies.

Maciuika, J. (2005, October 29). The Architecture of the Prusso-German Bureaucracy in Wilhelmine Germany. Paper presented at the Mid-Atlantic Germany History Seminar. Georgetown University

Maciuika, J. (2005, October 2). The Architectural History of Berlin and the Implications of New Media. Paper presented in the panel "New Media and the Futures of German Cultural Studies," at the 29th Annual Conference of the German Studies Association of North America. Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Maciuika, J. (2005, May 6). Modernism before the Bauhaus: Cultural Politics and Architecture in Wilhelmine Germany. Lecture on my 2005 book, Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920. University of California-Berkeley, Bonwit-Heine Lecture Series, Department of German: UC-Berkeley Architecture & Urbanism Research Colloquium.

Maciuika, J., & Bergdoll, B. (2004, October 2). Modernism Unplugged: Modern Architecture Before the International Style. Sole organizer of the University of Virginia School of Architecture Architectural History Symposium. : featuring a panel of distinguished national and international architectural historians.

Maciuika, J. (2003, October 17). An Architectural and Urban History of Berlin. Slide lecture presented to visiting Members of the American Society of Decorative Arts and the Foundation for Palladian Studies. Berlin, Germany: Westin-Grand Hotel Unter den Linden.

Maciuika, J. (2003, October 18). Tracing Architectural History on Berlin's Unter den Linden and the Museum Island Complex. Walking tour for 25 members of the American Society of Decorative Arts and the Foundation for Palladian Studies.

Maciuika, J. (2003, November 18). Form and Function in Architectural History: A Sliding Scale. Paper presented on the panel "Form and Function in Architecture" as part of the symposium, "The Integration of Form and Function". Budapest, Hungary: Institute for Advanced Study.

Maciuika, J. (2003, October 21). Walter Gropius, Bauhaus Architecture, and the Twentieth-Century Modern Movement. Lecture delivered to 25 members of the American Society of Decorative Arts and the Foundation for Palladian Studies. Bauhaus building, Dessau, Germany

Maciuika, J. (2002, May 15). Hermann Muthesius und der preussische Staat (Hermann Muthesius and the Prussian State). Guest Lecture (delivered in German). : Berlin Universitat der Kunste Forschungs colloquium (Berlin University of Fine Arts Research Colloquium) Summer Semester 2002, hosted by Johann Friedrich Geist and Gert Groning of the University of the Arts.

Maciuika, J. (2002, October 26). Architecture and the Image of Modernity in Fin-de-Siecle Vienna. Presented at the Fall 2002 Pre-Concert Symposium of the Bard Music Festival 200, "Mahler and His World,". Lincoln Center, New York

Maciuika, J. (2002, August 17). Fin-de-Siecle Viennese Architectural Culture. Presented on the panel, "Mahler's Vienna," at the Bard College Music Festival, "Gustav Mahler and His World," Annandale-on-Hudson. New York

Maciuika, J. (2001, April 10). Hermann Muthesius, Adolf Loos, and the Battle for a Modern Tradition, 1900-1914. Invited guest lecture. Miami, Florida: University of Miami School of Architecture.

Maciuika, J. (2001, April 28). The Berlin Palimpsest. Invited plenary session lecture of the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Federal Chancellor Scholars. Washington, DC: German Embassy.

Maciuika, J. (2000, October 15). Architektur, Orte, und Topographie: Die Formung politischer Raume [Architecture, Site, And Topography: The Formation of Political Spaces]. Invited Respondent for keynote address at the Hamburg University Symposium. Hamburg, Germany: Warburg House.

Maciuika, J. (2000, October 13). Filling in the Soviet Spaces of Riga and Vilnius: Future Visions of a National and European Past. Gave follow-up commentary and moderated discussion of Symposium Keynote Address by Professor John Czaplicka,. : Harvard Center for European Studies.

Maciuika, J. (2000, June 16). Soviet Lithuanian Architecture Weighed in the Historical Balance: Western in Form And Socialist in Content?. Presented in the panel, "Aesthetics, Culture, and Communication," at the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) Seventh Conference, "Baltic Countries and Their Baltic Neighbors: Redefining Relationships". : Georgetown University.

Maciuika, J. (2000, January 13). Neue Absichten, Neue Institutionen: Wege zur Grundung des Deutschen Werkbundes [New Intentions, New Institutions: Paths to the Formation of the Deutscher Werkbund]. Invited Guest Lecture (delivered in German). ETH-Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute for Technology), Switzerland: Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture, Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule.

Maciuika, J. (1996, May 20). Adolf Loos: Raumbeziehungen von Innenraumen bis zur Stadtplanung ["Adolf Loos: Spatial Relations from Interior Design to City Planning"]. Invited Guest Lecture (delivered in German). Dresden, Germany: Dresden Technical University, Architecture Department Graduate Seminar: "Theory and Praxis of Spatial Design".

Maciuika, J. (1994, May 19). The Cultural Politics of Historic Preservation in Twentieth-Century Lithuania. Presented at the Kennan Institute of Advanced Russian Studies and United Nations ICOMOS plenary conference, "Historic Preservation: Issues Facing Eastern Europe and Russia. Warsaw, Poland

Maciuika, J. (1992, October 8). Moving Forward, Looking Back: Folk Houses and Identity in Lithuanian Modern State Formation. Presented at the Third Conference of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments (IASTE). Paris, France

Other Scholarly Works

Maciuika, J. V. (2015). Japanese Edition: Before the Bauhaus: Architecture, Politics, and the German State, 1890-1920. 587 pages.

Maciuika, J., Buchanan, R., Doordan, D., & Margolin, V. (2010). Adolf Loos and the Aphoristic Style: Rhetorical Practice in Early Twentieth-Century Design Criticism". The Designed World: Images, Object, Environments. 201072-82.

Maciuika, J. (2006). Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

Maciuika, J. (2006). Neue Sachlichkeit.

Maciuika, J. (2006). Laszlo Moholy-Nagy.

Maciuika, J. (2006). Albert Speer.

Maciuika, J. (2006). The Bauhaus.

Maciuika, J. (2006). Walter Gropius.

Maciuika, J., & Sennott, R. S. (2004). Muthesius, Hermann 1861-1927. Encyclopedia of 20th Century Architecture. 3 Vols. 2898-899.

Maciuika, J. (1998). The Lithuanian Presidential Election: Continental Drift of Tectonic Shift?. 1-2.

Maciuika, J. (1995). Planuojamas Bernardiniu Vienuolyno Atnaujinimas. 5.

Maciuika, J. (1995). Planuojamas Bernardiniu Vienuolyno Atnaujinimas ("Plans for the Restauration of the Bernardine Monastery, Vilnius, Lithuania). 2.

Maciuika, J., & Wayne, K. M. (1994). The Sea Ranch: An Annotated Bibliography.

Reviews

Maciuika, J. (2014,September 1). Peter Behrens: Vom Jugendstil zum Industriedesign. New York, NY,USA: West 86th: A Journal of Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture.

Maciuika, J. (2010,December 1). Review Essay of three German-language books on the architect Hermann Muthesius (1861-1927). Chicago, Illinois,USA: Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians.

Maciuika, J. (2008,December 1). The Taylorized Beauty of the Mechanical: Scientific Management and the Rise of Modernist Architecture. Chicago, Illinois,USA: Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians.

Maciuika, J. (2007,January 1). Edition Axel Menges, 2005). New York, NY,USA: Studies in the Decorative Arts 14 (Fall-Winter 2006-2007).

Maciuika, J. (2006,September 1). Harry Francis Mallgrave, Modern Architectural Theory: A Historical Survey, 1673-1968 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 65 Nr. 3.

Maciuika, J. (1996,May 1). Massimo Cacciari, Architecture and Nihilism: On the Philosophy of Modern Architecture (New Haven: Yale, 1993). Modernism/Modernity 3 Nr.2.

TitleFunding Agency SponsorStart DateEnd DateAwarded DateTotal FundingStatus
2014 - 2015 Rome Academy PrizeAmerican Academy of Rome09/01/201408/01/201504/10/201428000Completed
Whose Schlossplatz? Architecture and the Conflict of Idenities in Berlin's Historic Center, 1800 - PresentPSC-CUNY 4107/01/201006/30/20114490Completed
Hypercities New York - A Web-Based Teaching and Research PlatformPSC-CUNY 4007/01/200906/30/20101330Completed
Expanding the Frame of German History: Reevaluating the Career of Commerce Minister Theodor MollerPSC-CUNY 3807/01/200706/30/20083674Completed
Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
Short-List for Best Non-Fiction Book Published in Lithuania in 2020Research Council of Lithuania2020My recent co-edited, bilingual English and Lithuanian book, <i>Lithuanian Architects Assess the Soviet Era: The 1992 Oral History Tapes </i>(Vilnius: LAPAS Press, 2020; co-edited with Marija Dremaite of Vilnius University) has been short-listed for best non-fiction book to be published in Lithuania in the year 2020. The book sold out in six weeks after initial release in October 2020, and is currently in its second printing, and is in process of being issued as an e-book as well.
National Endowment for the Humanities' Rome Prize in Historic PreservationAmerican Academy in Rome2014First prize awarded in the 2014-2015 national competition for a Rome Prize in Historic Preservation and Conservation; prize consists of a stipend and 11-month residency at the American Academy in Rome during the 2014-15 academic year.
DAAD Alumni Association Pan-American Conference Support for travel to conference presentation in Sao Paolo, Brazil2007
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Conference Support for travel to invited lecture at Ohio State University for the Conference of the AvH Alumni Foundation2006
University of California-Los Angeles Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures support for travel to invited book lecture and separate, additional conference presentation on Hypermedia Berlin2006
University of Miami School of Architecture travel support for lecture delivered in architectural history2001
German Studies Association of North America/DAAD Year 2000 Outstanding Research Article Prize for the article, "Art in the Age of Government Intervention: Hermann Muthesius, Sachlichkeit, and the State, 1897-19071998German Studies Review 21 Nr. 2: 285-308
College Art Association Conference Travel Grant1997
Kennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies Travel Grant1994

College

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Serving as advisory member to Assistant Vice President of Facilities Planning Jim Lloyd on Baruch College campus master plan, with special emphasis on incorporation of sustainable design concepts into master plan (includes LEED certification for proposed renovation of 17 Lexington Avenue)Present
Promotions and Tenure Committee for Baruch College LibraryCommittee MemberPresent
Baruch College Facilities Advisory CommitteeCo-Chair (with Jim Lloyd, Assistant Vice President of Facilities Planning)Present
Serving on FPA Executive Committee12/31/2008
Served as FPA department representative to WSAS curriculum committee12/31/2007
Advised FPA Student Art Club12/31/2007
Represented department on the WSAS curriculum committee12/31/2007
Represented Baruch College at the "General Education and Assessment" Conference, American Association of Colleges and Universities, in Miami, Florida3/3/2007
Baruch College Facilities Planning search committee for a new project manager in the department (committee organized by AVP of Facilities Jim Lloyd, FallCommittee Member12/31/2006
Served on WSAS website steering committee, Spring12/31/2006
Baruch College search committee for new director of the Newman Real Estate Institute, Fall12/31/2006

University

Committee NamePosition RoleStart DateEnd Date
Led workshop for grant writing for Ph.D. students in Art History10/31/2005

Public

OrganizationPosition RoleOrganization StateOrganization CountryStart DateEnd DateAudience
Cambridge University Press submission by Leslie Topp, Architecture and Truth in Vienna, 1894-1912: An Historical Account with Four Case Studies. A three-day process on January 18-20, 2002, of reading, evaluating, and writing specific commentary on the prospects for turning a submitted manuscript into a viable book publicationManuscript ReviewerPresent
Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians submission, "Berlin versus the Bauhaus: The Vereingte Staatsschulen fur freie und angewandte Kunst and the Mainstream of German ModernismPeer Reviewer4/30/2007
Routledge Press submission by Florian Urban, The Invention of the Historic City - Building the Past in East Berlin. Assessed viability of author's converting a Ph.D. dissertation into a book with RoutledgeManuscript Reviewer6/30/2006
Architectural history panel, Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Annual MeetingConference Paper Reviewer12/31/2003
National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Writing Grant Program. Reviewed and ranked national faculty applications for summer research grant support, 2001-2002 and 2002-2003. Reports conducted via new NEH online grant review processGrant Reviewer1/1/200112/31/2003
University of Virginia Press submission, National Building Museum, Freedom Without Fortresses: Reflections on September 11, 2001. A two-day process of reading, evaluating, and writing specific commentary on the prospects for turning a submitted manuscript into a viable book publicationManuscript Reviewer11/18/200211/19/2002