i. institutional support and commitment to continuous improvement

Gordon Gill
Courses Taught (Two Academic Years Prior to Visit):
SP 09 ARCH 6120 Architecture Studio 4: Families
Educational Credentials:
Harvard University, Masters of Architecture, 1993
University of Texas Arlington, Masters of Architec-
ture, 1990
Ryerson University, Bachelor of Science in Architec-
ture, 1987
Teaching Experience:
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago 2007-
2009
Professional Experience:
Founding Partner, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill LLP,
2006
Associate Partner, SOM
Director of Design, VOA Associates
Licenses / Registration:
Illinois
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Publications:
2010
Architect Magazine, August, “2010 R+D Award for
Sustainability: Chicago Central Area Decarbonization
Plan”
Ecolibrium, July, “Desert Star,” p. 7, 2010
B1 Magazine, June, “Sustainable Excellence: Masdar,”
pp. 36-41, 2010
Metropolis, June, “Skyline: Willis Tower,” p. 83, 2010
The National, “Masdar showcased at a Smithsonian
Institution’s museum,” May 26, 2010
Perspectives, April, “Building for change,” pp. 84-87,
2010
RICS Business, March, “Power tower,” p. 7, 2010
Crain’s, March 1, “In going green average isn’t good
enough for Willis Tower,” 2010
Eco-Structure Magazine, February 25, “Adrian Smith
+ Gordon Gill Architecture offers a low-carb plan for
Chicago”
inhabitat.com, February 22, “Adrian Smith + Gordon
Gill hatch massive plan to decarbonize Chicago”
World Architecture News, February 18, “AS+GG com-
pletes first phase of Chicago DeCarbonization Plan”
The Architects Newspaper, February 11, “Unveiled:
Federation of Korean Industries.”
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Architect, January, “What if an entire city could be
housed under one roof?” pp. 60-63
Awards:
R+D Award for Sustainability, Chicago DeCarboniza-
tion Plan, Architect Magazine, 2010
International Architecture Award, Vancouver Resi-
dential Complex, Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of
Architecture and Design and the Dublin-
based European Centre for Architecture, Art, Design
and Urban Studies, 2010
P/A Award, Architect Magazine, Matrix Gateway
Complex, 2010
The Chicago Athenaeum/Europe, American Archi-
tecture Award 2009, Matrix Gateway Complex, 2009
The Chicago Athenaeum/Europe, International Archi-
tecture Award 2009, Matrix Gateway Complex, 2009
National AIA, Honor Award for Regional+Urban
Design, Southworks Master Plan (while Associate
Partner at SOM), 2009
Lectures:
“Trends in Global Architecture” University of Chi-
cago, Graduate School of Business, Chicago, Illinois,
November 2008
“The Works of AS+GG” Arizona State University,
School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture,
Tempe, Arizona, October 2008
New York Architectural Innovation Conference, New
York, New York, October 2008
“Climate Change, Urgent” MIT Department of Archi-
tecture, Cambridge, Massachusetts, September 2008
Professional Memberships:
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Society for College and University Planning (SCUP)
IIT International Center for Sustainable New Cities,
Board of Advisors
School of the Art Institute Chicago, Adjunct Profes-
sor, 2007-2009
CTBUH Awards Jury
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