CURRICULUM VITAE

Craig Evan Barton

TEACHING AREA

Design Studio, Urbanism

Architectural Theory, Cultural Studies

Education

1982-85 Master of Architecture (1985) Columbia University, New York, NY

Grad. Sch. of Architecture, Pres. & Planning

1973-78 A.B., Semiotics (1978) Brown University, Providence, RI

1975-77 B.F.A., Photography (1978) School of Visual Arts, New York, NY

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

6/1/00-Present Associate Professor of Architecture, Director American Urbanism Program

University of Virginia

9/1/95- 6/1/00 Assistant Professor of Architecture,

University of Virginia, School of Architecture

6/1/90 - 6/1/93 Director, The Shape of Two Cities: New York/Paris Program,

Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Columbia University, NY

6/1/90-9/1/92 Director, Columbia College Undergraduate Architecture Program

Columbia University, New York, NY

MEMBERSHIPS

1995-Present Society of Architectural Historians

1993-Present National Association of Minority Architects

ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL HONORS

2002 Faculty Fellow Univ. of Virginia Center for the Study of Local Knowledge

2001 Bruner Foundation Urban Design Award Juror

2000 White House Task Force for Liveable Communities

1998-2000 University Teaching Fellow, University of Virignia

1994 - 1995 Loeb Fellow, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

1996-1999 Board of Directors, Society of Architectural Historians

1992 - 1995 Editorial Board, Journal of Architectural Education

PUBLICATIONS/EXHIBITONS (Selected)

2003 “If the Walls Could Talk What Would They say?”, essay in forthcoming anthology, Shotguns, David Brown and William Williams, Eds. Rice University Press.

2002 “Urban Memories”, essay in forthcoming National Endowment of the Arts anthology, Shelley Mastran, ed., published by Princeton Architectural Press (Fall 2002)

2001 “The Memory House”, Project Rowhouse Galleries, Houston,TX

2000 Sites of Memory: Perspectives on Architecture and Race

1996 “A Marriage of Partnerships”, Practices 5/6

RESEARCH (Selected)

1998-2000 National Endowment for the Arts, Mayors Institute for City Design

1997 Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in Fine Arts

1996 Associate Fellowship; Institute for Advanced Technologies in the Humanities, UVa

1996 University Seminar Research Grant: The Mnemonic City: Urbanism and Cultural Narrative in the American South.

SERVICE (Selected)

2001 ACSA Topaz Medal Juror

1997-98 National Meeting Chair, 1998 ACSA Annual Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio

1995-Present Graduate Admissions Committee, School of Architecture, Univ. of Virginia.

REGISTRATION

New York State Architectural Registration Pending

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1995-Present Principal; RBGC Associates, Charlottesville, VA

Selected Projects: National voting Rights Museum, Selma, AL

1989-1995 Principal; Rowen + Barton, Associates, New York, NY

Selected Projects: Caplan/Wagner Residence, New York, NY 2,500 sq. ft. loft renovation.

1987-1989 Designer, Project Architect; Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York, NY

Selected Projects: Zeckendorf Realty; 145 East 87th St. New York, NY Residential Tower