MISSION OF ICCC
The ICCC was founded in 1994 by the late Dr. Albert
Bush-Brown, architectural historian and Professor Dianne Davis to stimulate
and showcase innovative concepts that deal creatively with the challenges of
global longevity. Through educational programs, conferences, technical
support and international student architectural competitions, ICCC promotes
a global dialogue on the impact of aging.
ICCC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS:
Founding President Professor Dianne Davis
Vice President Edward Buyes
ADVISORY BOARD:
Alice Adesman
UN ECOSOC Rep.
Ambassador Julia Alvarez
Permanent Mission of the Dominican Republic to the United Nations
Stan Brown
Brown Global Enterprises LLC, USA
Edith Claman, ASID
Primarily Seating, Inc., USA
Dr. Howard Didsbury
World Futures Society, USA
Dr. Esther R. Dyer
American-Italian Cancer Foundation, USA
Aurelio Fernandez
IMSERSO
Kate Fischer
Words By Fischer, Inc., USA
Dean Urs Peter Gauchat
School of Architecture, New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA
Dr. Rod Hackney
RIBA, UK
Dr. Harry Heinemann
UN ECOSOC Representative
Richard Jordan
UN ECOSOC Representative
Gloria Starr
Kins
Center for Global Action/USA
Audrey Kitagawa
Sri Ramakrishna Spiritual Family, USA
Marshall Kozinn, Esq.
Dr. Matthew Lee
Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, NYU Medical Center, USA
Lara Lipovsky
UN ECOSOC Representative
Ruth Lynford, FASID
Lynford Ltd., USA
Dr. Peter Mathias
City and Guilds
Dr. Haydee Montenegro
WFMH/UN Rep.
Dr. Alexandre Sidorenko
United Nations Programme on Ageing
Neil Solomon, M.D.
Medical Advisor
Edwin Talbot
Varigas Research, USA
Professor Jan Wampler
School of Architecture & Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
USA
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