Publications

Encyclopedia of Contemporary Japanese Culture (Routledge, London& New York, 2002)

•Entries on: “Ando Tadao:, “Isozaki, Arata”, “Kikutaki Kiyonori”, “Kurokawa Kisho”,

“Maki Fumiko”, “Metabolism”, Tange Kenzo”, and Takamatsu Shin” in the Architecture Section. 

Co-author:  Mary Knighton

ARCH+ (123, September, 1994)

•"Technik-Visionen: Mythos und Realität futuristischer Großprojekte"

("Visionary Tokyo: The Myths and Realities of Futuristic Urban Housing")

Co-author: Ichiro Suzuki

Casabella (Japan: a dis-oriented modernity, Jan/Feb, 1994)

•"L'abitazione collettiva. Tipologie in evoluzione" ("Collective Housing: Typologies in Evolution").

Co-author: Ichiro Suzuki

Lectures and Teaching

University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Engineering

Department of Urban Planning Tokyo

•Lecture: “Palau: Planning, Land Use and Building Codes”.  (2008)

European Association for Japanese Studies' Triennial Congress, Budapest

•Lecture: "From the Cradle to the Grave:  Metabolism as a Function of Tokyo’s Techno-Urban

Myth"

[with Ichiro Suzuki].  (1997)

Tokyo Koka Senmon Gakko (Tokyo Technical College), Tokyo

•Tutor, Department of Architectural Design.  (1994-1996)

European Association for Japanese Studies’ Triennial Congress, Copenhagen

•Lecture: "Visionary Tokyo: The Myths and Realities of Futuristic Urban Housing".  (1994)

Musashino Art University, Tokyo

•Lecture on Theories of Expression.  (1994)

JIA's Model Exhibition and Forum, Tokyo

•Faculty for model-making workshop for the graduate students of Meiji University

and Kogakuin sponsored by the Japan Institute of Architects.  (1994)

Japan Institute of Architects (JIA), Tokyo

•Lecture on Tibetan architecture.  (1993)

•Okinawa 3-House Project, Okinawa, Japan

•Melekeok Golf Resort, Melekeok, Republic of Palau

•Cliffside Hotel Renovation, Koror, Republic of Palau

•PH-1 Resort Hotel, Koror, Republic of Palau

•Coron Crown Hotel, Coron, Philippine

•Resort Mega-Pool, Philippines

•KB4 Clubhouse, Koror, Republic of Palau

•La Napa Hair Salon, Manila, Philippines

•VIP Lounge, International Airport, Airai, Republic of Palau

•SGI HQ Interior Fit Out, Manila, Philippines

•Children’s Chance for Tomorrow – Chapel, Coron, Philippines. 

•Children’s Chance for Tomorrow – International School, Coron, Philippines. 

•Children’s Chance for Tomorrow - Orphanage Complex, Coron, Philippines. 

•Aimeliik Golf Resort, Republic of Palau.

•Belau National Museum, Republic of Palau.

•Palau National Master-Plan and Building Codes Development Project, Republic of Palau.

•State Capitol of Koror, Republic of Palau.

•US Embassy Design Study, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

•Tumon Sands Plaza Arcade Renovation, Tumon Bay Guam.

•Guam Marriott Resort Renovation (Construction Management),Tumon Bay, Guam.

•College of Micronesia, Chuuk Campus, FSM.

•Yap Gymnasium, Yap, FSM.

•Continental Airlines Office Relocation & Consolidation Plan (Construction Management), Tamuning, Guam.

•Reef Hotel Typhoon Repairs and Renovation, Tumon Bay, Guam.

•University of Guam Small Business Incubator Building, Mangilao, Guam.

•US Navy Hospital Doors & Windows, Agana, Guam.

•Sherwood Resort Hotel (340 guest rooms), Tumon Bay, Guam

•NEC Headquarters, Tokyo, Japan.

•Johor New Township Master Plan (700 acres, 10,000 condominium units), Johor, Malaysia.

•10 x 10 Kilometer Design Guidelines & Signage Plan (100 sq. kilometers) for Kuala Lumpur International Airport and environs, Malaysia.

•Kuala Lumpur Central Railway Station Signage & Wayfinding Project, Malaysia.

•Etchujima Office/Hotel/Commercial Complex Master Plan & Schematic Design (33 acres) in Tokyo Bay, Japan.

•UNY Tochi + Apita Gifu Shopping Centers, Nagoya and Gifu, Japan.

•Site and Facility Plan, MD Anderson Cancer Center, University of Texas.

•Jomo Kogen Spa Resort (560 guest room hotel and 540 condominiums), Gumma, Japan.

•Various U.S. Embassy projects for the Department of State, Worldwide.

•Administration Building, Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo Campus, Japan.

•Idemitsu Oil Co. Central Laboratory and Research Center, Chiba, Japan.

•Kojimachi Office Building, Tokyo, Japan.

Scott Gold is an independent architect, planner, designer operating out of Tokyo, Japan - Scott Gold Architecture (www.ScottGoldArchitecture.com).

Scott joined PAE Japan (PDFM: PAE Design & Facility Management) in 2009 and has been FM Practice Group Leader, Dir. of Business Development, and Dir. of Operations (www.pae.co.jp). He now serves as PDFM's President.  Scott oversees PAE Japan's Facility Management Team with clients ranging from Oracle to Apple/Mac stores throughout Japan to the USA, Singapore, and Netherlands Embassies.  PDFM’s A/E Team performs A/E services on US Military bases througout Japan as well as commerical projects.

In 2006, Scott and some associates established Solutions Group International, LLC.  As Director of Operations of Solutions Group International, LLC, and Managing Director of SGI Japan KK, Scott was responsible for the operations of the company’s worldwide activities including the Philippines, Japan, China, Guam, Palau, Southern Sudan, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Egypt, and other countries.  He was also responsible for setting up the entities for SGI Japan KK and SGI Southern Sudan.  In addition, Scott was in charge of all design projects for the organization.

Previously, Scott joined MWM Architects, Inc. to manage the firm's Guam office and its on-going projects in the Pacific.  There he became a company principal, serving as Vice President and Region Director. 

Before working at MWM, Scott spent most of his time in Tokyo, where he worked for various internationally recognized design firms, including Japan's largest, Nikken Sekkei (http://www.nikken.co.jp/en/), Kurokawa Kisho (http://www.kisho.co.jp. GK Sekkei (http://www.gk-design.co.jp/sekkei/), and the renowned Italian architect Aldo Rossi's Tokyo office.

In addition, Scott has been an Instructor of Architectural Design at Tokyo Technical College (http://www.tera-house.ac.jp/index.html), lectured at a number of Tokyo Universities, served as Adjunct Faculty for Virginia Tech in Japan, and has written several articles on Japanese architecture.

Scott has served as Vice President and Trustee of Children’s Chance for Tomorrow (www.ccftfoundation.org), a non-profit organization dedicated to providing loving homes for homeless children.  In addition, Scott master-planned and designed all the major structures at the facility.

Scott has lived and worked in the Pacific for twenty-three of the past twenty-seven years.

Project Experience Includes: