I am an architect, educator, and storyteller who celebrates the small, the forgotten, and marginalized architecture through film, writing, teaching, and historic preservation. I am a licensed practicing architect and an Assistant Professor at the University of Memphis teaching undergraduate and graduate students in architecture and interior design.
In my previous life, was a preservation architect for the Ohio History Connection where I worked on the restoration of the President Warren G. Harding Home in Marion (built 1891/restored to 1920), the Harriet Beecher Stowe House (built 1820) in Cincinnati, and the Free Labor Store / Benjamin Lundy House (built ca. 1814 in Mt. Pleasant. I also had a small design-build firm with Jim Connell.
Our work focused on small projects in a wide array of project types: adaptive re-use, medical and dental offices, education and childcare, restaurant and banquet, single-family houses, and industrial. I am currently serving a 10-year term on the AIA's Contact Documents Committee which edits and writes standard contracts and documents for the construction industry.
In my previous life, was a preservation architect for the Ohio History Connection where I worked on the restoration of the President Warren G. Harding Home in Marion (built 1891/restored to 1920), the Harriet Beecher Stowe House (built 1820) in Cincinnati, and the Free Labor Store / Benjamin Lundy House (built ca. 1814 in Mt. Pleasant. I also had a small design-build firm with Jim Connell.
Our work focused on small projects in a wide array of project types: adaptive re-use, medical and dental offices, education and childcare, restaurant and banquet, single-family houses, and industrial. I am currently serving a 10-year term on the AIA's Contact Documents Committee which edits and writes standard contracts and documents for the construction industry.
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I've hid in the basement from tornadoes, had my neighborhood flooded, escaped protests before they got violent, and survived minor earthquakes.
I grew up during the Cold War and lived in fear that the world I knew would be destroyed, probably by the Soviet Union.
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