NAME	Phoebe Crisman	Assistant Professor of Architecture
TEACHING AREA	Architecture Design Studio, Architectural Theory, Urban Design, Urban Theory
EDUCATION	1991, Master of Architecture in Urban Design, degree with distinction 1984, Bachelor of Architecture		Harvard University Carnegie Mellon
REGISTRATION	Registered Architect, Illinois 1989 – present
TEACHING EXPERIENCE	University of Virginia, Assistant Professor of Architecture University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, Assistant Professor			2000 – present 1998 – 2000
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE	Crisman+Petrus Architects, Charlottesville, VA Bruner Cott & Associates, Cambridge, MA Anthony Ng Architects, Hong Kong Chan Krieger & Associates, Cambridge, MA Gelick Foran Associates, Chicago, IL Larocca Architects, Chicago, IL Berkus Group, Washington, DC			1998 – present 1995 – 1997 1994 – 1995 1991 – 1993 1988 – 1989 1986 – 1987 1984 – 1985
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS	AIA Density Competition: Mass Turnpike Air Rights,1^stPlace Summer Research Fellowship, University of Virginia University Teaching Fellowship, University of Virginia MASS MoCA awards, project architect/designer, Bruner Cott; National Honor Award, American Institute of Architects National Preservation Honor Award National Trust for Historic Preservation Award for Design Excellence, Boston Society of Architects Research & Practice Awards, University of Wisconsin Teaching Award, University of Wisconsin Netherlands–America Fellowship (through Fulbright program) Discovery Museum awards, project architect, Chan Krieger: AIA National Award for Innovative Design in Steel National Brick in Architecture Award, AIA & Brick Institute			2003 2002 2001 – 2002 2000 2000 2000 2000 1999 1998 1997 – 1998 1997 1995
PUBLICATIONS (Recent/selected)	Site Out of Mind: forthcoming book + symposium “The Street Intersection as a Public Space of Action,” ACSA “Transcultural Hybrid: Emergence of a Hong Kong Housing Typology,” ACSA Proceedings “Form,” “Style,” and “Materials” sections of Whole Building Design Guide Website, Natl. Institute of Building Sciences “MASS MoCA: Landscape of Labor / Site of Culture,” ACSA “A Case for Pedagogical Praxis,” ACSA Proceedings Calibrations: the Wisconsin Journal of Architecture “Images of the Urban Condition,” ACSA Proceedings “Interstices: Appropriation of Transportation Infrastructure in the Post-Industrial City,” ACSA Proceedings			2004 2002 2002 2002 2001 2001 2000 2000 2000
RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK (Recent/selected)	AIA Density Competition: Mass Turnpike Air Rights project “Interstices” project, UVA Faculty Fellowship Marsupial Bridge project, Milwaukee, WI. Crisman+Petrus and LaDallman Architects MASS MoCA, Project Architect & Designer with Bruner Cott			2003 2002 2000 1998
MEMBERSHIP	Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) American Studies Association			1998 – present 2001 – present
SERVICE (selected)	Blind Reader, ACSA International paper submissions ACSA Paper Session Moderator, National Meeting Architecture Instructor, Milwaukee Elementary School students “Young Architects Club” Carnegie Mellon Admissions Council member ACSA Paper Session Moderator, International Meeting			2002 2001 1999 – 2000 1999 – present 1999