Sustainable Technology and the Built Environment

Education: 

• BA Degree, Dartmouth College. Double major: Engineering Sciences and Visual Studies. [Graduated With Distinction]
• Master of Architecture Degree, Harvard University Graduate School of Design.
• Editorial Staff, Harvard Architecture Review IV, "Monumentality and the City"

Teaching Specialties: 

• Foundation Level Design 
• Statics/Building Structures 
• Computer Modeling 
• Architecture, Commercial and Educational Projects 
• Architecture, Campus Planning and Design 
• Visualization and Representation 
• Sustainable Design (LEED and HPSB) 
• Construction Materials and Methods 
• Painting and Architecture, 20th C

Professional Affiliations or Organizations: 

• LEED AP (BD + C)
• Licensed Architect in the State of California
• AIA Member

Publications: 

Recent publications, lectures,and exhibitions include:

• “Prefabricating Charles Moore: Reinterpreted Saddlebags and Aediculae” [w/ Chad Everhart and James Russell]; 2012 ACSA Fall Conference, Philadelphia, PA, September 2012
• “Landscape with Human Figure,” 2011 ACSA Fall Conference, Houston, TX, October 2011
• “Integrating Technology: Reflections on Pollan’s A Place of My Own: The Architecture of Daydreams,” National Conference on the Beginning Design Student, University of Nebraska/Lincoln, April 2011
• “Hinging: Revit as a Tool for the Study of Kieran and Timberlake’s MANUAL,” National Conference on the Beginning Design Student, Georgia Tech, March 2008. 
• “C. A. Debelius: Recent Work,” Exhibit, Knoxville Museum of Art, Knoxville, TN, June 22 - October 14, 2007. 
• “Reflections on Simultaneity, Ambiguity, and the ‘Jellyfish’ Drawings of Daniel Castor,” 2007 ACSA Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, March 2007. 
• “Painting Toward Architecture: Transparency, Simultaneity, and Variational Thickness in the Paintings of Robert Slutzky,” Public Lecture, University of Kentucky, February 2007. 
• “.lightness.,” The Catholic University of America’s Summer Institute for Architecture Journal 2005. August 2005. 
• “The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys: On the Pedagogic Weight of the Constructed Perspective Drawing,” ACSA Central Regional Conference, Judson College, October 2004. 
• “El-Lissitzky, Irrational Space, and the Proun Studies“, ACSA Northeast Regional Conference, McGill University, October 2002; 2003 ACSA Annual Meeting, March 2003, Louisville, KY; 2003 International ACSA Conference, Helsinki, Finland, July 2003.

Courses Taught: 

• TEC 3738: Statics
• TEC 4728: Commercial Building Design
• INT 1002: Visual Literacy II
• TEC 4738: Senior Architectural Design Studio I
• TEC 4748: Senior Architectural Design Studio II