NAME (and other titles)	Robin Dripps	T. David FitzGibbon Professor of Architecture
TEACHING AREA	Architectural Design, Theory and Urbanism
EDUCATION	1966, M. Arch. 1964, B. Arch.	University of Pennsylvania Princeton University
TEACHING AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE	T.David FitzGibbon Chair of Architecture Prof. of Architecture, Prince of Wales's Summer School in Civil Arch. Visiting Professor of Architecture, Princeton University Chair, Department of Architecture, University of Virginia Director, Program in American Urbanism, Univ. of Virginia Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia Co-Chair, Department of Architecture, University of Virginia Visiting Professor of Architecture, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh Associate Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia Visiting Professor of Architecture, Polytechnic of Central London Assistant Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia Senior Lecturer in Architecture, University of Capetown, South Africa		1996 1991 1988 1987-88 1985-99 1985- 1978-85 1980 1976-85 1976 1970-76 1968-1970
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE	Architecture and Urbanism: Lucia Phinney & Robin Dripps Abbey-Dripps, Architects, Urban Design Consultant, Capetown, South Africa Roelof Uytenbogaardt, Architect, Capetown, South Africa David A. Crane: Architecture and Urban Design, Philadelphia, PA		1984- 1976-83 1968-70 1968-70 1966-1968
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS	Harrison Award for Teaching Excellence Phi Beta Kappa Book award for The First House ACSA Distinguished Professorship Award Sesquicentennial Fellowship, University of Virginia Shinkenchenku Residential Design Competition, Japan, Third Prize		1999 1999 1992 1992 1983
PUBLICATIONS (Recent/selected)	“Groundwork” in Sites and Settlement, Eds. Carol Burns, Andrea Kahn. “Constructing the World” in The Humanities and Technology Review The First House: Myth, Paradigm and the Task of Architecture, MIT Press “Reinventing Palmyra”, Colonnade Magazine “Building the City”, w/C.W. Westfall, Prince of Wales's Institute of Architecture "Saving the Idea: A Typological Approach to Conserving the City" w/Lucia Phinney, Modulus 19 "Ritual and the Library", Journal of Architecture, Princeton University		Forthcoming Fall 2001 1997 1997 1992 1989 1987
RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK (Recent/selected)	Aesthetics and Ethics: The Difficult Dialogue. Boundary Layers: Design & Development of Double skin, Skeletal frame Groundwork: A reevaluation of the ground in architecture and urbanism Earthworks and Water Bodies: Design and construction of local eco system Diagram & Detail: Conceptual Links between Ideas and Artifacts		2002 2002 2001- 2000 1999-
SERVICE (selected)	Faculty, Mayor’s Institute on City Design, NEA Co-chair: ACSA Teacher's Seminar, Cranbrook Visiting Juror on regular basis throughout United States		1989 1988