education
1981
BArch, Rhode Island School of Design
1980
BFA, Rhode Island School of Design
professional experience
1990-present
Wheeler Kearns Architects, Chicago, Principal
1987-1990
Daniel Wheeler Architects, Chicago, Principal
1985-1987
SOM, Chicago, Associate, Studio Head
1984-1985
Himmel Bonner Architects, Chicago, Project Architect
1981-1985
SOM, ChicagoProject Architect
1977-1981
Machado Silvetti Architects, Boston, Intern Architect
academic exerience
2008-present
University of Illinois at Chicago, Professor
2005-2006
University of Illinois at Chicago, Interim Director, SofA
2001-2008
University of Illinois at Chicago, Asssociate Professor
1992-2001
University of Illinois at Chicago, Adjunct Associate
1988-1989
University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, Chicago Chair
professional registration
Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, North Dakota
professional affiliations
1998-present
American Institute of Architects, Fellow
2002-present
The Rural Studio, Auburn University, Visiting Critic
2004-present
Chicago Architectural Club, Advisory Committe Member
2000-present
Marwen Foundation, Architecture Program Advisor
2000-present
Graham Foundation, Trustee
2005-2006
Graham Foundation, Interim Director
2002-2005
Architecture and Design Society, Board Member
1995-1998
Architecture Alliance, Trustee, Director
lectures and panels
2009
Chair of the 2010 AIA National Interior Honor Awards jury Washington DC
2009
Universidad Di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina
"Evolution and Assemblage"
2009
Universidad Abierta Interamericana, Rosario, Argentina
"Evolution and Assemblage"
2008
North Dakota State University
"Wheeler Kearns, Recent Work"
2007
BRAC University, Bangledesh
"Design/ Build at the University of Illinois at Chicago"
2007
Northeastern University
"Making: The Struggle for the Appropriate"
2007
AIAS Alabama
"Defining the Citizen Architect"
2006
Oklahoma State University
"Wheeler Kearns, Recent Work"
2006
Auburn University, Rural Studio
"Wheeler Kearns, Recent Work"
2005
Chicago Architecture Foundation
"Wheeler Kearns, Recent Work"
2005
AIA San Antonio
"The Difficulty and Importance of Making Places"
2004
Auburn University, Rural Studio
"Wheeler Kearns, Recent Work"
2001
AIA, Chicago Chapter
"Going Green, Winners of the Green Home Competition"
2001
Kent State University
"Need/ Want, A Search for the Appropriate"
2001
NEA/ Driehaus Foundation
"Mixed Income Community Design"
2001
City of Chicago
"Really Bad Buildings", Great Spaces, Great Places Tour
2000
AIA, Chicago Chapter
"Mentoring Young Design Talent"
1999
AIA Convention, Iowa
"Wheeler Kearns, The Need for Invention"
1999
Toronto Society of Architects,
"Inventions, Some Big, Some Small, Some Never Seen"
individual honors
1990
Ten Graduates, 1980-1990, RISD
1985
Young Architect Award, AIA Chicago Chapter
1983
Steedman Fellowship, Washington University
1980
Traveling Fellowship, National Endowment for the Arts
1980
Mention, “The House at the Juncture of History and Now”