001 | tricia stuth | curriculum vitae · foreign study | oxford, england | summer 1997 bachelor of...

001 | Tricia Stuth | Curriculum Vitae

education

Master of Architecture, University of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeForeign Study | Oxford, England | Summer 1997 Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Foreign Study | Paris, France; Florence, Italy | Spring 1994

1997

1995

academic appointments

Associate Professor with Tenure, College of Architecture + DesignUniversity of Tennessee, KnoxvilleAssistant Professor, Tenure-track, College of Architecture + DesignUniversity of Tennessee, KnoxvilleClasses taught: design studio, materials and construction, architectural programming, undergraduate terminal design project, special topics: design|build seminar Lecturer, Full-time, College of Architecture + Design University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleClasses taught: design studio, materials and construction, architectural programming, undergraduate terminal design project, graduate thesis, special topics: foreign studyAdjunct Assistant Professor, Tyler School of Art Temple UniversityClasses taught: design studioAdjunct Professor, School of Architecture & Urban Planning

2011 - present

2006 - 2011

2004 - 2006

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1998

teaching awards

NCARB Prize 11 Honorable Mention (with Robert French)Granted by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards in recognition of the creative integration of the practice of architecture with the education of future architects.

ACSA | AIAS New Faculty Teaching AwardGranted jointly by the Association for Collegiate Schools of Architecture and the American Institute of Architecture Students for demostrated excellence in teaching performance during the formative years of an architectural teaching career.

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professional experience

curb, Partner Knoxville, Tennessee Applied Research, Principal Knoxville, TennesseeKieran Timberlake Associates, Project Designer Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaEllis - Miller Architects, Project Designer Cambridge, England, U.K.The Miller|Hull Partnership, Intern Architect Seattle, WashingtonHammel Green Abramson (HGA), Intern ArchitectMilwaukee, Wisconsin University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Teaching AssistantMilwaukee, WisconsinPlunkett Raysich Architects, Intern ArchitectMilwaukee, Wisconsin

2005 - present

2006 - present

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1994

professional registration

Licensed Architect, No. 9119 State of Washington Certified, No. 100560 National Council of Architectural Registration BoardsMember,American Institute of Architects

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2006 - present

teaching awards continuedACSA | AIA Housing Design Education AwardGranted jointly by the Association for Collegiate Schools of Archi-tecture and the American Institute of Architects to recognize the importance of good education in housing design.

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academic and professional honor s and awards

Young Architect Award, American Institute of Architects (AIA)(one of nine in US)

as partner in the firm curb

Award of Excellence, AIA Tennessee (one of three awards in state)The Ghost Houses, Phase I

Award of Merit, AIA East TennesseeThe Ghost Houses - unbuilt

Award of Merit, AIA Gulf States RegionPoint|Counterpoint: a Conversation with Haviland

Award of Merit AIA East TennesseeKielder Observatory

Semifinalist, RIBA Competitions (17 selected from 228 submissions)Kielder Observatory Competition

Award of Merit, AIA Tennessee (16 awards from 70 submissions)Point|Counterpoint: a Conversation with Haviland

Award of Merit, AIA East TennesseePoint|Counterpoint: a Conversation with Haviland

Winner (25 winners from 440 international entries)Southeast Center for Contemporary Art HOME | House Competition

as principal in the firm Applied Research

Finalist, Jefferson Heights Tomorrow: Sustainable Housing CompetitionLyndhurst Foundation, Chattanooga Housing Partnership, and the RiverCity Co.

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academic and professional honor s and awards continuedas a project manager and team member in Ellis-Miller Architects

Award, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)Headquarters, Cambridge Federation of Women’s Institutes

Finalist, RIBA Sustainability Award, RIBA (4 finalists recognized in UK)Headquarters, Cambridge Federation of Women’s Institutes

as a project designer and team member in Kieran Timberlake Associates

Top Ten Green Award, Committee on the Environment, AIA NationalSidwell Friends Middle School

Award for Excellence, National Committee for Architecture on Education, AIA NationalSidwell Friends Middle School

Honorable Mention, Award for Sustainability and Humanity in the Built Environment, Zumtobel Group InternationalSidwell Friends Middle School

Honor Award, AIA PennsylvaniaSidwell Friends Middle School

Honor Award, AIA PhiladelphiaSidwell Friends Middle School

Honor Award, Sustainable Design Awards, Boston Society of Architects Sidwell Friends Middle School

Recognition Award, AIA PhiladelphiaSidwell Friends Middle School

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in collaboration with Ted Shelton

First Place, ARCADE: Journal of Architecture and Design in the Northwest, Plan Section Sentence CompetitionSainte Terre

as a graduate student

Henry Adams Certificate, AIA NationalSecond-ranking graduating graduate student in School of Architecture

Honorable Mention, Americas Regions, ACSA International Urban Housing Student Design Competition (12 awards, 2,343 entries)Streeterville Housing Development

First Place Thesis, School of Architecture & Urban Planning University of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeCity, Site, Building: Capitol Square, Madison, WI

Honorable Mention, School of Architecture & Urban Planning University of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeStreeterville Housing, Chicago, IL

Honorable Mention, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Columbus Circle, New York City, NY

Valedictorian, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Bachelor of Science is Architectural Studies graduates

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project grants + funding

UPLOAD: The New Norris House - A Sustainable Home for the 21st c.funds to construct a prototypical home and landscapeUS Environmental Protection Agency P3 Award | $74,999Principal Investigator; with co-investigators T. Ezzell, C. Wilt (ISSE)The University of Tennessee System | $50,000University of Tennessee Knoxville Office of Research | $68,600University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design | $42,800Science Alliance | $50,000Alliance of Women Philanthropists Giving Circle Grant | $14,400Clayton Homes Foundation | $10,000UTK Professional Development Award | $7,200UTK Office of the Provost Graduate Research Assistants | $5,000UTK Summer Graduate Research Assistant | $3,600Co-investigator with Professor R. Frenchprivate donors:Approximate total | $30,000

Subvention for Publication in the Journal of Architectural Education 63:2UT Exhibit Performance Publication Expense Grant | $500UT College of Architecture and Design | $2,500

Panther Creek State Park Design|build Project DevelopmentUniversity of Tennessee Faculty Development Award | $4,170 with Professors Robert French and Ted Shelton

UPLOAD: The New Norris House - A Sustainable Home for the 21st c.funds to research and exhibit a prototypical town, home and landscapeUS Environmental Protection Agency P3 Phase I Award | $9,889Co-investigator with Tim Ezzell, Catherine Wilt (ISSE)Tennessee Valley Authority | $5,000

Panther Creek State Park Design|build Project Development University of Tennessee Faculty Development Award | $3,200 with Professors Robert French and Ted Shelton

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project grants + funding continued

Travel to present paper at IASTE conference, Oxford, EnglandUniversity of Tennessee Office of Research Travel Grant | $1,50011th International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments

Production, exhibition - Jefferson Heights Tomorrow Competition IIChattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise, Lyndhurst Foundation, RiverCity Company | $6,000University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design | $2,000with Professors Brian Ambroziak, Katherine Ambroziak, and Ted Shelton

Photography of Panther Creek Overlook for The Power of Pro BonoUniversity of Tennessee Exhibit Performance Publication Expense Grant | $500with Professors Robert French, Ted Shelton, and Sarah Lowe

Applied Research: Re-Considering the Warehouse Project DevelopmentUniversity of Tennessee Faculty Development Award | $8,500with Professors Brian Ambroziak, Katherine Ambroziak and Ted Shelton

Research on Technology in Residential Construction University of Tennessee Undergraduate Research Internship | $2,000

Travel to present paper at IASTE conference, Bangkok, ThailandUniversity of Tennessee Foreign Travel Grant | $1,50010th International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments

Exhibit, curb: recent work, at Nashville Civic Design CenterUniversity of Tennessee Exhibit Performance Publication Expense | $500

Exhibit, Point |CounterpointEastern State Penitentiary National Historic Landmark Artist’s Grant | $2,500, University of Tennessee Exhibit Performance Publication Expense Grant | $1,000

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scholarly publications

peer reviewed ar ticles

“Ghost Houses and Trojan Horses” in Journal of Architectural Education, vol. 64, issue 1 (October 2010) Co-authored with Ted Shelton.

“Continuity, Criticality, and Change: The Barnes Foundation Controversy” in Journal of Architectural Education, vol. 63, issue 2 (March 2010): 112-127.

“Point|Counterpoint: a Conversation with Haviland” in Journal of Architectural Education, vol. 59, issue 4 (May 2006): 36-40. Co-authored with Ted Shelton.

professional journals | invited

“curb: Designing for the Unseen Site” in Forward (October 2010) Co-authored with Ted Shelton.

paper s published in refereed conference proceedings

“Regulating Change in the English Countryside” in Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Working Paper Series, Vol. 215, Rural Geographies: Preservation Practices, ed. Nezar AlSayyad (Center for Environmental Design Research, Berkeley, CA): 53-68.

“The Ghost Houses: Dimensions of an Urban Infill Project” in Seeking the City: Visionaries on the margins - Proceedings of the 96th Annual ACSA Conference, ed. Dietmar Froehlich and Michael Pride (Washington: ACSA Press, 2008): 802-08.

“What Becomes the Barnes? Exploring Cultural and Temporal Contexts When Recasting Existing Sites” in Fresh Air: Proceedings of the 95th Annual ACSA National Conference, ed. Judith Bing and Cathrine Veikos (Washington: ACSA Press, 2007): 697-706

“200:20:02:-(02) Context and Temporality” in Getting Real: Design Ethos Now - Proceedings of the 94th Annual ACSA Conference, ed. R. Cheng and P. Tripeny (Washington: ACSA Press, 2006): 217-225.

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paper s published in refereed conference proceedings continued

“Recognizing Change in the Replication of the Barnes Foundation”in Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Working Paper Series, Vol. 179 Mediated Spaces – Display of Traditions (Center for Environmental Design Research, Berkeley, CA): 108-133.

paper s published in conference proceedings

“RE: PLACE – contextual off-site fabrication and the infill of existing communities” in Without a Hitch – New Directions in Prefabricated Architecture: Proceedings of the ACSA Northeast Regional Conference, ed. Peggi Clouston, Ray Kinoshita Mann, Stephen Schreiber, (University of Massachusetts Amherst): 160-69. Co-authored with Andy Hutsell, Clayton Homes Inc.

“What Becomes the Barnes? Exploring Cultural and Temporal Contexts When Recasting Existing Sites” in Imag(in)ing Worlds to Come: Proceedings of the ACSA Northeast Regional Conference, Université Laval, Quebec City, Quebec.

“Adaptation” in Interventions and Experimentation: Proceedings of the ACSA Central Regional Conference, ed. Julie Kim (University of Detroit Mercy / Lawrence Technological University) 174-182.

“200:20:02:-(02) Context and Temporality” in Improvisation: Proceedings of the ACSA Southeast Regional Conference, ed. Corey Safft, with coeditors Michael McClure, Geoff Gjertson and Hector LaSala, University of Louisiana – Lafayette and Lulu.com.

“Structured Improvisation: a System for the Creation of Affordable Infill Housing in the Southeastern United States” in Improvisation: Proceedings of the ACSA Southeast Regional Conference, ed. Corey Safft, with coeditors Michael McClure, Geoff Gjertson and Hector LaSala, University of Louisiana – Lafayette

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contributions to edited volumes

“Changing Horses” in The Survival Guide to Architectural Internship and Career Development by Grace H. Kim (New Jersey: Wiley & Sons): 219-22.

ar ticles published in popular press - electronic venue

“The Ghost Houses: an Urban Infill [Re]development”. AIA Small Project Practitioners Journal, no. 45 (Fall 2008), http://www.aia.org/nwsltr_spf.cfm?pagename=spf_a_200810_stuth (accessed July 16, 2010.) Co-authored with Ted Shelton

public exhibit ions

curb: recent workUniversity of North Carolina - Charlotte School of Architecture

Observation Platform at Panther Creek State Park (curb, UT SoA)SARUP40 Juried Exhibition – Top 40 Alumni Works, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

The Ghost Houses (unbuilt), Kielder Observatory, Point|Counterpoint (curb): Exhibition of Juried AIA East Tennessee Design Awards Recipients 2000 – 07Knoxville Museum of Art

The Ghost Houses - Unbuilt (curb)Juried AIA East Tennessee 2007 Design Awards Recipients Nashville Civic Design Center, andUniversity of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design

LatLong Houses (applied research): Exhibition of Juried Winners, Jefferson Heights Tomorrow Sustainable Housing CompetionLoose Cannon Gallery, Chattanooga, TN

Faculty Design Show: University of Tennessee KnoxvilleCollege of Architecture and DesignEwing Gallery of Art and Architecture

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public exhibit ions continued

curb: recent work, Invited ExhibitionNashville Civic Design Center, Nashville, TN

The Grand Tour: The Gulf of FinlandUniversity of Tennessee College of Architecture and DesignStudy Abroad Program Student Exhibit

Kodu Kodutule | Home Homeless Invited Exhibitionwith Laila Põdra, Marko JärvelaTallinn Architecture and Design Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia

Point|Counterpoint (curb)Juried AIA Tennessee Design Awards RecipientsCollege of Architecture and Design, andNashville Civic Design Center

Point|Counterpoint: a Conversation with Haviland (curb)Juried ExhibitionEastern State Penitentiary National Historic Landmark, Philadelphia, PA

The HOME/House Project (curb)International Competition Exhibition of Juried Award WinnersTraveling venues include: Southeastern Center for Contemporary Arts Winston-Salem, NC; University of North Texas Art Gallery, Denton, TX; Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach, VA; Neighborhood Housing Services of Ashville, Ashville, NC; Center for Visual Arts and Culture, Baltimore, MD; El Paso Museum of Art, El Paso, TX; Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, MN; Museum of Design; Atlanta, GA; Plains Art Museum, Fargo, ND

A Contemporary House and Landscape (with Ellis - Miller Architects)Royal Academy Juried Summer Exhibition, London, England Streeterville Housing DevelopmentACSA Urban Housing Student Design Competion Juried Award WinnersACSA International Conference, Berlin, Germany

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publication of design work, per sonal practice

Feature article on the Ghost Houses, Dwell

“Overlook at Panther Creek State Park” in The Power of Pro Bono: 40 Stories About Design for the Public Good by Architects and Their Clients, ed. John Cary, Public Architecture (New York: Metropolis Books, 2010). Overlook Project co-directors: Tricia Stuth, Ted Shelton and Robert C. French

“Ghost Houses on Gill Avenue” by Josh Flory Property Scope, knoxnews.com, April 14

“For the Single Unpretentious Person: Redefining Homelessness,” by Regina ViljasaarEhituskunst - Estonian Architectural Review 45/46.

“Adaptation” in The HOME/House Project: the Future of Affordable Housing, ed. David Brown (Cambridge: MIT Press): 80-81. Co-authored with Ted Shelton

“Kodu Kodutule” (transl. Home Homeless), by Karin PaulusEesti Ekspress

“Art/Artists Provide Good Reason to Go to Prison,” by Edward J. Sozanski, Philadelphia Enquirer

“Point|Counterpoint - A Conversation with Haviland”AIA Tennessee Design Awards Supplement, Nashville Business Journal

“Plan Section Sentence Competition”ARCADE: A Journal for Architecture and Design in the Northwest, Summer 2000, Vol. 18.4, pp 35-37.

publication of design work, practice with other s

“Island Residence,” The Miller|Hull Partnership (project manager)The New Asian Home (Leyton, UT: Gibbs Smith) by Kendra Tlangeteig

“Teaching Tools,” by Aric ChenSidwell Friends Middle School, Kieran Timberlake Associates (project design team) Metropolis, July Issue

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publication of design work, practice with other s continued

“Middle School, Sidwell Friends School,” Kieran Timberlake Associates (project design team)Architectural Record, July 2007

“Academic Achievement,” by Naday MalinSidwell Friends Middle School (project design team)GreenSource, July Issue

“Island Residence, “The Miller|Hull Partnership (project manager)The New Beach Houses, (Berlin: Feierabend) by Casey Mathewson.

“RIBA Awards 2005”Cambridge Federation of Women’s Institutes, Ellis - Miller Architects(project design team)The Architect’s Journal

“A Contemporary English Country House and Landscape” by Jez AbbottFenland Estate, Ellis-Miller Architects (project design team)The Architect’s Journal, June Issue

“The New Wimpole?”Fenland Estate, Ellis-Miller Architects (project design team)Cambridge Evening News

press “curb: interview” (working title) by Udo GreinacherCompetitions

“Young Architects Honored”Architectural Record, June

“AIA Names Nine for 2010 Young Architects Award” by Braulio AgneseArchitect, February

“Nine Architects Receive AIA’s 2010 Young Architect’s Award,” AIArchitect, Vol. 17, February 12

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press continued “What can we learn from comment?”by Josh FloryKnoxville News Sentinel, April 14

“Assistant prof at UT wins national architecture award,” by Josh Flory Property Scope, knoxnews.com, February 22

“Meet the New Faculty Teaching Award Winner,” by Courtney Craig in Everything Knoxville, February Vol. 4, No. 2.

“ACSA Announces 2009–10 Architectural Education Award Winners”by Bradford McKee, Architect, December

“In the Green: Not Taken for “Grant-ed”, Despite a tight economy, money for environmental projects is accessible,” by Alan Naditz in Sustainability: The Journal of Record, August, 2(4): 229-233.

“Students Rethink Sustainable Housing for Norris,”by Mike Gibson, Metro Pulse, June 17

“The New Norris House, 2009 Edition,” by Walt Sehnert, McCook Daily Gazette, Nebraska, May 18.

“UT Students Win Green Award for Norris Model Home Design”by Bob Fowler, Knoxville News Sentinel, April 23.

“UT Student Team Designs New ‘Norris House,” TVA Today - Newsletter for TVA Employes, April 24.

“Students’ Overlook Project Enhances Panther Creek State Park,” by Mitch Moore, Supplement to the Knoxville News Sentinel, January 18.

ar ticles published in in-house organs

Strategic Priorities: Cultivate Sustainability, “The New Norris House”2009 Chancellor’s Report, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

“College Kudos: Tricia Stuth, College of Architecture and Design” by Kristi Hintz, Tennessee Today

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ar ticles published in in-house organs continued

“UT Architecture Faculty Honored by National Architecture Organization” by Kristi Hintz, Tennessee Today

“The New Norris House,” by Kristi HintzQuest – Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, October 07.

“Norris House Redux”by Tim EzzellInstitute for Safe and Secure Environments (ISSE) Indicator, Spring/Summer Vol. 4 Issue 1.

“Design Camp Projects Displayed at Exhibition” by Samantha SuttonThe Daily Beacon, June 30.

“Faculty Focus: Tricia Stuth, AIA”Tennessee Family - the magazine for the UT Parents Association Vol. 7, no. 2.2006): 220-22.

paper s presented at professional meetings

“The Ghost Houses: Dimensions of an Urban Infill Project”96th Annual ACSA Conference, University of HoustonSession: The Politics of Space

“Regulating Change in the English Countryside”11th Conference of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, Oxford Brooks University, England and College of Environmental Design, University of California, BerkeleySession: The Politics of Knowledge and the Regulation of Tradition

“RE: PLACE – contextual off-site fabrication and the infill of existing communities” (with Andy Hutsell, Clayton Homes)UMass Wood Structures Symposium and 2008 ACSA Northeast Fall Conference, University of Massachusetts, AmherstSession: Teaching in Collaboration with Industry

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paper s presented at professional meetings continued

“What Becomes the Barnes? Exploring Cultural and Temporal Contexts When Recasting Existing Sites” 95th Annual ACSA Conference, University of Pennsylvania | Drexel UniversitySession: Preservation and Design: Symbiotic Relationship or Schism?

“Recognizing Change in the Replication of the Barnes Foundation”10th Conference of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand and College of Environmental Design, University of California, BerkeleySession: Re-Placing Tradition

“What Becomes the Barnes? Exploring Cultural and TemporalContexts When Recasting Existing Sites” ACSA Northeast Regional Conference, Laval University, QuébecSession: Giving a Future to the Past

“200:20:02:-(02) Context and Temporality”94th Annual ACSA Conference, University of Utah, Salt Lake CitySession: Input: Technology, Output: Architecture – Technology and Society in Architecture of the Past and Present

“Integrated Scholarship: Bringing Together Research, Pedagogyand Service” (with D. Hanlon, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee)ACSA Midwest Regional Conference - Preparing Future Faculty

invited lectures

“curb: recent work”Invited Lecturer (with Ted Shelton)University of North Carolina - Charlotte School of Architecture

“curb: Architect as Agent”Invited Lecturer (with Ted Shelton)University of Louisiana - Lafayette School of Architecture and Design

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invited lectures continued

“curb: Designing for the Unseen Site”Invited Lecturer (with Ted Shelton)University of Cincinnati College of Design Architecture Art and Planning

“curb: recent work”Invited Lecturer (with Ted Shelton), Manship Lecture SeriesLouisiana State University College of Art & Design, Baton Rouge, LA

“Context is More Than Site”Invited Lecturer (with Ted Shelton)AIA North Carolina State Convention, Asheville, NC

“curb: Designing for the Unseen Site”Invited Lecturer (with Ted Shelton)AIA Tennessee State Convention, Murfreesburoo, TN

“2+2: College of Fellows and Young Architects Explore Design for the Next Decade”Invited Speaker (with Joseph Valerio, FAIA, Sarah Susanka, FAIA, Matthew Krehlich, AIA)AIA National Convention, Miami, FL

“During Their First Decade of Success: Young Architects Making a Difference in Our Firms, Our Communities, and Our Profession”(AIA Young Architect Award Recipients and Invited Speakers)AIA National Convention, Miami, FL

“Design and Context” Invited Lecturer, School of Architecture Lecture SeriesThe University of Notre Dame School of Architecture, South Bend, IN

“Context and Temporality: Recent Work”Invited LecturerSchool of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

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invited lectures continued

“Homelessnes and Housing in the US”Invited Lecturer, Kodu Kodutule Workshop and CharetteUnion of Estonian Architects National Conference

other presentations

“A New Norris House”Alliance of Women Philanthropists Spring Board Meeting, Knoxville, TN

“A New Norris House”McCallie School Science Night, Chattanooga, TN

“The Ghost Houses and Social Landscapes” AIAS Regional Quad Conference, Knoxville , TN

“Knoxville LEED Projects: Sustainability and Historic Preservation – Environmental Solutions in Residential Design”Invited Speaker (with R. French and New Norris House students)AIA East Tennessee Chapter Meeting Continuing Ed Seminar

“UPLOAD: The New Norris House”UT College of Architecture and Design Board of Advisors

“UPLOAD | The New Norris House”Clayton Homes Corporate Headquarters

“SEED: Projects for Panther Creek State Park”UT College of Architecture and Design Board of Advisors

“Design Matters: A Summer Design Camp for High School Students”UT College of Architecture and Design Board of Advisors

“A New Norris House Planning Charette”Town of Norris

“Tools of Engagement - Prefabrication for a Post-war Neighborhood”Clayton Homes Corporate Headquarters

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inter views

“2010 Young Architects Award Recipient Tricia Stuth - Broadening Context of Architecture’s Boundaries” by Sara Fernández CendónAIArchitect, http://www.aia.org/practicing/AIAB085550 (last accessed August 18, 2010)

“Recipients of the 2010 Young Architects Award on Smart-growth, Urban Advocacy, and Contemporary Housing,“ AIA PodNet, http://info.aia.org/aia/AIAPodnet.cfm (last accessed July 16, 2010)

“Overlook at Panther Creek State Park,” WUOT Knoxville Public Radio

“Design Matters: a summer high school design camp” WBIR television station, East Tennessee

“Tricia Stuth & Ted Shelton: Point|Counterpoint: A Conversation with Haviland” Eastern State Penitentiary, “audio: meet the artist” at www.easternstate.org/exhibits/ted-tricia.php (last accessed July 16, 2010)

manuscript and paper reviewer

Beyond PrecedentJournal of Architectural Education Issue 64:2

RE: BuildingACSA 2010 National Meeting, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Chang[e]ing Identities; Design, Culture + Technology ACSA 2009 Southwest Fall Conference

Seeking the City: Visionaries on the margin ACSA 2008 National Meeting, University of Houston

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invited guest crit ic and juror

Undergraduate Final Design JuryLouisiana State University

AIA Baton Rouge Design Awards Juror

East Tennessee Chapter, US Green Building Council Natural Talent Design Competition, Juror

Undergraduate and Graduate Final Design JuriesUniversity of Cincinnati College of Design, Architecture and Planning Undergraduate Final Design Jury University of North Carolina - Charlotte, College of Arts and Architecture

Graduate Final JuryUniversity of Pennsylvania School of Design, Department of Architecture

Undergraduate Final Jury Temple University, Tyler School of Art, Department of Architecture Graduate Thesis Review University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee School of Architecture &Urban Planning

institutional ser vice, univer sity of tennessee

Faculty Search Committee MemberLandscape Program, College of Agricultural Science and Natural ResourcesLife of the Mind ProgramUniversity Club Pro Bono Dining Hall Design Consultation and Screen Construction

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institutional ser vice, college of architecture + design

Dean Search Committee MemberCollege By-Laws Committee MemberDean’s Advisory CommitteeFounding Director and Instructor Design Matters – a Summer Design Camp for High School StudentsCollege Curriculum Committee MemberAdHoc Graduate Architecture Curriculum - Design Sub-committeeCollege By-laws Administrative Structure Sub-committee MemberCollege Master of Landscape Architecture Faculty Search CommitteeCollege Lectures and Exhibits Committee, Member, Chair of Exhibitions Ad-hoc Materials Resource Library, ChairCollege Library Committee Member

institutional ser vice, school of architecture

Director’s Advisory Committee - Scott Wall- Mark Schimmenti - Max Robinson Director Search Committee, MemberCo -coordinator, Programming and Self Directed Projects Arc 480/482 5th Year Sequence (with Scott Wall)

professional ser vice

Knox County Public Schools Carter Elementary RFP Committee ACSA Faculty CounselorUniversity of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Member, American Institute of Architects (AIA)AIA National Convention Continuing Education Session MonitorAIA National Voting Delegate, AIA East TennesseeProgram Director and Program Instructor, Architecture in Education in Partnership with Seattle Public Schools, the University of Washington College of Architecture and the architecture profession

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Panther Creek State Park, Tennessee State Park System - Observation Platform and Interpretive Display, Full-service design and construction coordination with fundraising support, (with UT faculty and students)- Visitor Center and Comfort Station Extension and Renovation Full-service design, construction documents and pre-construction coordination, and fund-raising support (with UT faculty and students)

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