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2010–11 Visitors | 2009–10 Visitors | 2008–09 Visitors | 2007–08 Visitors | Past Visitors The Department of Architecture benefits from a number of fellowships, funds, and endowments that enable it to invite distinguished visitors to teach, research, lecture, and exhibit at CED:
2010–11 Visiting Faculty and Scholars Carrie Meinberg Burke, AIA Carrie Meinberg Burke is a licensed architect and industrial designer. Her design methodology integrates an analysis/synthesis process to generate unique built form. Her work spans the range of scales, informed by ongoing research into ecology, light, health, human factors, and thermodynamics. Carrie received her Master of Architecture degree from Yale and has 28 years of design/build experience. Awards include Yale’s Feldman Prize, Virginia AIA, Richard Kelly, Graham Foundation. Published in Architectural Record, Dwell, USA Today, Lotus. Kevin Burke, AIA Kevin Burke spent 16 years at the international design firm of William McDonough + Partners in Charlottesville, Virginia, where he was partner and Practice Director. Kevin directed the 40-person studio, leading the establishment of offices in San Francisco and Amsterdam. He also served as lead designer on a number of the firm’s pioneering projects, including 901 Cherry offices for Gap (currently YouTube’s Headquarters), Oberlin College’s Adam Joseph Lewis Center, Park 2020 in Amsterdam, and NASA’s Sustainability Base at the Ames Research Center. Kevin guided the firm’s efforts to integrate Cradle to Cradle design strategies within building and community designs. In addition to lecturing widely about sustainable design, Kevin served as a jurist on the AIA’s Committee on the Environment Top Ten awards in 2006, and the Solar Decathlon in Washington, D.C., in 2009. Francisco Pardo Francisco Pardo is co-founder of At103, a Mexico City-based architecture firm that began operations in 2001. Prior to establishing his own firm, Francisco worked as a project designer for ChoSlade Architecture in New York City and as a designer for TEN Arquitectos in Mexico City and New York. Francisco holds a Master of Architecture from Columbia University and a Construction Direction Degree from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Spain) and Anahuac University (Mexico). He has taught at the University of Pennsylvania, Pratt Institute in New York, the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, the Universidad Anáhuac. Currently, he is the leading architecture professor at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. Francisco and his company have developed over 50 architectural projects ranging from residential and commercial renovations to the design and construction of facilities such as the Ave. Fenix fire station in Mexico City. His work has been recognized with awards in Mexico and internationally. Currently At103 is developing television studios for TV Azteca, which will be the most modern and largest studio set in Latin America. 2009–10 Visiting Faculty and Scholars Stephen Cassell Greg Otto Frederic Schwartz 2008–09 Visiting Faculty and Scholars William H. Fain Jr., FAIA Mary Griffin, FAIA Eric Haesloop Scott Johnson, FAIA Zoe Prillinger+Luke Ogrydziak Peter Testa 2007–08 Visiting Faculty and Scholars Annmarie Adams Margaret Crawford
Neil Denari Kang Kiang Zoe Prillinger+Luke Ogrydziak Maxi Spina Brett Terpeluk Richard Wittman Hitoshi Abe |