PEOPLE

VISITING DISTINGUISHED CRITICS 2013 - FALL

  • JOHN HONG

    John Hong and Jinhee Park are founding principals of SsD, an architecture firm that approaches design as a convergent, interdisciplinary venture. By focusing on a broader vision of sustainability, they search for ways in which minimum form can take maximum effect. Along with being published in major media such as Metropolis Magazine, Dwell Magazine, Architectural Record, and The New Yorker, to name a few, SsD has received many design awards including the AIA Young Architects Award, the Emerging Voices Award by the Architectural League of NY, an Holcim Foundation for Sustainable Construction Award, the Metropolis Next Generation Prize, and ten AIA awards.

    John Hong is currently Adjunct Associate Professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. John Hong will be teaching as a distinguished Visiting Professor in the fall 2013 semester at the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture.

  • Joseph Tanney

    Joseph Tanney founded Resolution: 4 Architecture with Robert Luntz in New York in 1990. Since its inception, his ten-person office has been internationally published and highly acclaimed, completing projects in the residential, commercial, and public realms. Tanney has both studied under and worked for Peter Eisenman and Charles Gwathmey, prior to the formation of RES4. The firm's most recent preoccupation is THE MODERN MODULAR, a systematic methodology of design that leverages existing methods of prefabrication for residential construction. These efforts offer an option of 'Mass Customization' to the suburban housing market, thereby potentially transforming the suburban fabric of the American domestic landscape. In 2003, RES4 won an International Competition for a modern prefabricated home, The Dwell Home. It has been noted by the Washington Post as the "highest profile modern prefabricated home in America", and is considered the "Holy Grail" for modern prefab enthusiasts by the Wall Street Journal. Tanney's work has also received critical recognition within the profession. THE MODERN MODULAR has received a 2005 American Architecture Award, a 2006 National AIA Housing Award for Concepts in Innovative Housing, and a 2006 Honor Award for Housing Design Research from the Boston Society of Architects and the AIA New York Chapter. Joseph Tanney will be teaching as a distinguished Visiting Professor in the fall 2013 semester at the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture.

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Spring 2012

  • Sara Caples

    Master of Architecture, Yale University; A.B., Smith College, cum laude

  • Ann Beha

    Master if Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Loeb Fellow at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University

Fall 2011

  • Brian Healy

    B.A in Architecture, Pennsylvania State University; Masters in Architecture, Yale School of Architecture

  • Joseph Tanney

    B.S. in Architecture, Ohio State University; M. Architecture, Ohio State University

Spring 2011

  • Victoria Meyers

    Master of Architecture, Harvard University; A.B. Civil Engineering/Art History Lafayette College

  • Brian Healy

    B.A in Architecture, Pennsylvania State University; Masters in Architecture, Yale School of Architecture

Fall 2010

  • Kevin Bone

    Bachelor of Architecture Degree, Pratt Institute

  • Robert Marino

    M.Arch, Princeton

Spring 2010

  • Brian Healy

    B.A in Architecture, Pennsylvania State University; Masters in Architecture, Yale School of Architecture

  • Teddy Cruz

    B. Arch., California Polytechnic State University, CA; M. Des. S., Harvard University, Graduate School of Design

Fall 2009

  • Sara Caples

    Master of Architecture, Yale University; A.B., Smith College, cum laude

  • Jose Oubrerie

    Studies at Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts (Architecture), Paris

Spring 2009

  • Karen Bausman

    Bachelor of Architecture, School of Architecture, The Cooper Union School for the Advancement of Science and Art, NYC

  • Teddy Cruz

    B. Arch., California Polytechnic State University, CA; M. Des. S., Harvard University, Graduate School of Design

Fall 2008

  • Hillary Brown

    Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, mid-career Loeb Fellowship in advance Environmental Studies; Yale University School of Architecture , Masters of Architecture

  • Sarah Caples

    Master of Architecture, Yale University; A.B., Smith College, cum laude

Spring 2008

  • Kathryn Dean

    Master of Architecture, School of Architecture and Allied Arts, University of Oregon; Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies, North Dakota State University

  • Evan Douglis

    Bachelor of Architecture, The Cooper Union, The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture; Master of Architecture, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design

Fall 2007

  • Raimundo Abraham

    Masters of Science & Architecture, Technical University Graz, Austria

  • Teddy Cruz

    B. Arch., California Polytechnic State University, CA; M. Des. S., Harvard University, Graduate School of Design

Fall 2006

  • Merrill Elam

    Georgia Institute of Technology, Bachelor of Architecture, 1971

  • Phillip Smith

    Master of Architecture, Columbia University

Spring 2006

  • Craig Dykers

    Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University of TX at Austin

Fall 2005

  • Billie Tsien

    Bachelor of Architecture, Yale University; M.F.A. (Architecture) UCLA

  • Michael Webb

    Poly Diploma, Regent Street Polytechnic School of Architecture

Spring 2005

  • Kathryn Dean

    Bachelor of Arts in the Architectural Studies, North Dakota State University; Masters of Architecture, School of Architecture and Allied Arts, University of Oregon

  • William J. MacDonald

    Bachelor of Architecture, Syracuse University; Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design, Columbia University

Fall 2004

  • Victoria Meyers

    Master of Architecture, Harvard University; A.B. Civil Engineering/Art History Lafayette College

  • Peter Rolland

    Bachelor of Science, Delaware Valley College; Master of Landscape Architecture, Harvard University Graduate School of Design

Spring 2004

  • Malcolm Holzman

    Master of Architecture, Harvard University; A.B. Civil Engineering/Art History Lafayette College

  • Martha Schwartz

    Master of Landscape Architecture University of Michigan; Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, University of Michigan