2009-2010 FACULTY
Giles A. Jacknain
Mr. Jacknain has helped numerous design firms improve firm management through his work as a Consulting Associate for ZweigWhite. With a background that includes work with The American Institute of Architects and the nonprofit consulting firm Winning Workplaces, Mr. Jacknain has specialized in the areas of strategic planning, business planning, strategic marketing and organizational structure, as well as giving training on project management. Giles has served on the Archeworks faculty since 2003.
Kees Lokman
Originally from Wageningen, the Netherlands, Kees is a landscape architectural designer with Terry Guen Design Associates. He has experience as a designer of landscapes and streetscapes for mixed-use development in urban and rural settings. He specializes in innovative and environmentally sensitive solutions for multiple uses for densely populated land in a complex hydrological delta landscape. Lokman's project experience at TGDA includes ecological landscape master plans for the City of Chicago's Ford Calumet Environmental Center, the award-winning Aurora's River Edge Park, the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Project, and Chicago Public Schools' Urban Model High Schools. Additionally, Lokman has managed and installed multiple landscape exhibits; at the 2006 Chicago's Garden in the City garden show and at McCormick Place.
Mason Pritchett
Mason's design and construction experience includes employment with Jonathan Foote Architects, Bitnar Architects, and Medicine Hat Design, Inc. in Montana and with Charles Rose Architects in Boston. Projects at Charles Rose include the Port of Entry in Del Rio, Texas, the Student Union Center and Business School at the University of South Dakota, and numerous residences and design competitons. From 2004 to 2007 he taught undergraduate and graduate design studios at the Boston Architectural College and founded the school's Design/Build Workshop. As the 2007 recipient of the Rotch Traveling Scholarship, Mason traveled internationally for nine months studying architecture and urbanism. He recently relocated to Chicago, where he is a designer and project manager with Casimir Kujawa Architecture.
Andrew Vesselinovitch
Andrew is Director of the Chicago Urban Parks Program for the Trust for Public Land. He is currently managing the Bloomingdale Trail project, aimed at converting the abandoned three-mile Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way above Bloomingdale Avenue into an elevated “rail trail” for runners, hikers, cyclists, and inline skaters. The first stage of this project was the creation of a half-acre “pocket park,” which serves 4,300 children and acts as a main access point to the Trail. Prior to moving to Chicago, Andrew held numerous planning, conservation, and transportation-related positions in San Francisco and New York City, and has consulted internationally. He holds five degrees, including a J.D., M Arch, and M.U.D.
Jesse Vogler
Jesse has work experience in architectural design and project management, construction, and land surveying. In 2004, he and a partner founded theNorthroom, a nonprofit design, research, installation, and media collective for which he creates and teaches. In addition to running theNorthroom, Jesse is currently a Graduate Studio I instructor at IIT’s College of Architecture. He has previously held teaching positions at Texas Tech University and UC Berkeley. Jesse received the Malcolm Reynolds Prize for Design Excellence at Berkeley, has presented his work at conferences and exhibitions throughout the country, and has been an invited reviewer at MIT, Texas Tech, UC Berkeley, and California College of Arts and Crafts. Jesse has extensive research experience; his most recent project, Postal Space, is an investigation into the architecture and geography of the U.S. Postal System.
PAST FACULTY MEMBERS
Cornelia Ann Bailey, Web Director, Designer 2007-2008
Mark Buchalter, Industrial Designer 2007-2008
Monica Bueno, Creative Director 2007-2008
Samar Hechaime, Designer, Project Manager 2005-06, 2007-08
Nance Klehm, Ecological Designer 2007-2008
Elva Rubio, Architect, Designer 2007-2008
David Woodhouse, Architect 2006-2008
Lee Bey, Architecture Critic, BA 2006-2007
Sarah Dunn, Architect, M Arch 2006-2007
Martin Felsen, AIA Architect, M Arch 2006-2007
César Nuñez, Community Organizer 2006-2007
Ellen Grimes, MBA, M Arch 2005-2006
Edward Keegan, B Arch 2005-2006
Randy Kober, Architect, M Arch 2004 - 2007
Pat Saldana Natke, Architect, M Arch 2003 – 2006
Daniel Towler Weese, M Arch 2005-2006
Lisa Kulisek, Architect, M Arch 2004 - 2005
Clare Lyster, Architect, M Arch 2003 - 2004
Ammar Eloueini, Architect, M Arch 2000 - 2004
Kerl LaJeune, Architect, B Arch 2002 - 2004
Jeanne Gang, Architect, M Arch 2002 - 2004
Jason Pickleman, Graphic Designer, 2002 - 2005
Brad Lynch, Architect, B Arch 2002 - 2005
Douglas Garofalo, Architect, M Arch 1994 - 2002
Michael Newman, Architect, M Arch 1995 - 2002
Ben Nicholson, Architect, M Arch 1995 - 1996 2001 - 2002
Charles Smith, Architect, B Arch 2001 - 2002
Anna Kania, Architect, B Arch 2001 - 2002
Maura Crisham, Architect, M Arch 2000 - 2001
Monica Chadha, Architect, B Arch 1999 - 2001
Kent Lawson, Architect, BA 1999 - 2000
Richard Walthers, Architect, MA 1999 - 2000
Frances Whitehead, Artist, MFA 1999 - 2000
Dian Love, Architect, MFA, M Arch 1995 - 1997
Sue Ryder, Industrial Designer, BFA 1996 - 1999
Eileen Jones, Interior Designer, BFA 1998 - 1999
Andrea (Arsenault) Reynders, Artist, BFA 1996 - 1998
Lily Zand, Architect, B Arch 1994 - 1995
Robert Somol, Educator, JD, PhD 1994 - 1997 |
