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Owner, Structura Naturalis Inc.,
a project consulting and design business. Urban design, project
management and
"master building" of neighborhoods, new residences, renovations and
commercial structures, including award-winning and published projects. (Portfolio available.)
Managing Director, the Centre for
Environmental Structure - Europe. Co-founded branch research centre with
Christopher Alexander, Emeritus Professor at the University of California,
Berkeley, Visiting Scholar at Cambridge, and author of seminal texts on architecture and
planning including Notes on the Synthesis of Form, A City is Not A Tree,
and A Pattern Language. Secured
initial funding and formed initial partnerships. Continue to serve as
Research Associate.
Director of Education, The
Prince's Foundation, London. Oversaw the creation of a highly-regarded new
graduate and professional education programme, in partnership with leading agencies and
institutions in the UK, including the Royal Institute of British Architects, the
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, English Partnerships, and a number of
academic and research institutions. Hosted conferences and master classes with
international leaders in these topics. Continue to serve as instructor and
member.
Project Manager, PacTrust, Portland, Oregon. Owner
representative and design collaborator with architects, engineers, development
partners and jurisdictions on the Orenco Station project, a $200 million, mixed use residential and commercial project with 1800 homes and 500,000 square feet of retail and office. The project received numerous national awards and extensive media attention. (Portfolio available.)
Senior
Project Manager and designer, Green Gables Inc., a design/build firm in Portland, Oregon. New and remodel residential design/build projects to $2 million. (Portfolio available.)
Project
Manager, designer, and property manager, John Barkley Real Estate Co., Austin, Texas. Renovation projects to $300,000, leasing and management.
University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design, Graduate Architecture Program. GPA 3.8
University of Texas at Austin, Graduate School. Studies in philosophy in the Department of Philosophy; business management at the Graduate School of Business; and public affairs at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs.
Bachelor of Arts, Evergreen State College. Liberal arts, music, and architecture.
Internship in architecture 1977-1978 Graduate Record Exam score 720 verbal, 700 mathematical.
The University of Texas at Austin, Plan II Interdisciplinary Honors Program. Liberal arts, science and music.
California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, California.
20th Century music composition, design, art, and liberal arts. (Portfolio available.)
St. Stephen's Episcopal School, Austin, Texas. Honor Roll, 1971-72. Elected to faculty-
student discipline committee, 1972. Letter of Commendation, NMSQT merit
scholarship finalist. Filmmaking award, Texas Student Film Festival, 1973.
Arthur Ross
Award for Community Design; Livable Communities Transit Design
Award; Ahwahnee
Award; Austin Heritage Society Award; and others.
Author of
numerous articles and two books. Lectured in the UK, Sweden, the
Netherlands,
Portugal, Italy, Mexico and the US. Qualified for US architect registration
with exam.
Member, INTBAU College of Traditional Practitioners, CNU, The Prince’s
Foundation, NTHP
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