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School of the Art Institute of Chicago Department of Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects Master of Architecture Master of Architecture with emphasis in Interior Architecture Douglas Pancoast Courses Taught (Two Academic Years Prior to Visit): F 09 ARCH INARC 6112 Nodes, Networks, Interactivity in Practice SP 10 ARCH 6220 Architecture Studio: Thesis SU 10 AIADO 4050 Off-Campus Study Trip – Design Drawing F 10 ARCH INARC 6112 Nodes, Networks, Interactivity in Practice SP 11 ARCH 6220 Architecture Studio: Thesis Educational Credentials: Master of Architecture, Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1995 Bachelor of Architecture, University of Kansas School of Architecture and Urban Design, 1991 Teaching Experience: School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Spring 2002 - Present Parsons School of Design, Architecture Deptartment Fall 2000 University of Michigan – Fall 1994 Professional Experience: Agency.com, Information Architect , August 2000 - September 2001 1100 Architect, Project Manager / Job Captain, February 2000 - July 2000 Richard Meier and Partners, Drawing Set Production and Management, 1998 – 2000 Cranbrook Architecture Office, , Project Designer, Fabricator and Construction Manager, 1995 – 1998 Cranbrook Ed. Community / Architecture Studio, Fabrication and construction documents, summer 1993, 1994 State of Kansas Historical Society, Supervisor, delineator and technician, summer 1991 U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Natl. Park Service: HABS / HAER, Delineator and technician, summer 1989, 1990 Licenses / Registration: Intern Development Program requirements complete; examinations in process; Eligible for licensure in the State of Illinois Architecture Program Report | 218 Selected Publications and Recent Research: Publications: ACADIA 2009 reForm() proceedings, October 2009 Architectural Record_page 48, April – 2003 Young Architects: Scale_Princeton Architectural Press – 2000 Oculus_ NY Chapter, Volume 62, Number 2, October issue – 1999 Architecture_ Images of “Connections Theater”, February – 1999 Awards: AIAS Excellence in Architectural Education Award, AIAS / AIA Illinois, 2010 - 2011 Exhibitions: Domystique: Space, Technology & Craft, Chicago, Design compendium with other exhibitors – March / April 2003 Speculative Chicago, Chicago, Architectural compendium, installation of work with other exhibitors – February / March 2003 Lectures: Louisiana Tech. University - Dept. of Architecture, spring 2009 The Maryland Institute College of Art, spring 2006, spring 2008 Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Delivered lecture on the topic of trans-disciplinary education in art. With HM Nugent, summer 2005
Jeannette Pfeiffer Courses Taught (Two Academic Years Prior to Visit): F 10 ARCH INARC 5113 Construction Systems and Structures 1: Simple Span SP 11 ARCH INARC 6221 Structures 3: Complex Organizations Educational Credentials: M.S. Structural Engineering, Milwaukee School Of Engineering Milwaukee, WI, 8/2005 - 11/2009 B.S. Architectural Engineering With Emphasis In Building Structural Systems, Milwaukee School Of Engineering Milwaukee, WI, 8/1997 - 5/2001 Teaching Experience: The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 2010 – 2011 Professional Experience: Senior Project Engineer, Thornton Thomasetti Structural Designer / Project Manager, Paul Koehler Consulting Structural Engineering Structural Engineering Intern, OWP/P Structures Licenses / Registration: Illinois: Licensed Professional Engineer, Structural Engineer LEED Accredited Professional Professional Memberships: Structural Engineers Association of Illinois, American Society of Civil Engineers-IL, American Institute of Steel Construction 219 | Spring 2011 IV. Supplemental Information Supplemental Information SECTION IV
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