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NAME (and
other titles) |
William Rees Morrish |
Elwood R. Quesada Professor |
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TEACHING
AREA |
Urban
design, American urban history, infrastructure, and housing |
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EDUCATION |
1978,
M. Arch. in Urban Design 1971,
B. Arch., Degree with Honors |
Harvard
University, GSD University
of California, Berkeley |
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REGISTRATION |
Registered
Architect, State of California, 1974, and NCARB Certificate |
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TEACHING
AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE |
University
of Virginia School of Architecture University
of Minnesota College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture University
of Southern California School of Architecture University
of California Graduate School of Architecture and Planning University
of California College of Environmental Design Tulane
University School of Architecture Morgan
State University |
2001
– Present 1988-2001 1983-1988 1984-1985 1980 1979-1980 1978-1979 |
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PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE |
Partner,
CITYWEST INC., Urban Design Consulting firm Senior
Design Architect, Bobrow/Thomas Associates Senior Design Architect, Monacelli Associates
Senior
Urban Designer, Mandala International Senior
Design Architect, Robert Ostrow and Associates Architect
and Urban Designer, Hall, Goodhue and Haisley Architect,
Lawrence Halprin Associates Architect,
ELS/Architects Architectural Designer, MacKinlay/Winnacker/McNeil
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1980-1998 1982-1983 1978 1977-1978 1977 1976 1975-1976 1972-1975 1970-1972 |
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ACADEMIC
AND PROFESSIONAL HONORS (Recent) |
Regional
Leadership Award, Metropolitan Council, Minneapolis, MN Certificate
of Appreciation, University of Minnesota Faculty Ambassador Program, Minneapolis, MN |
2001 1998 |
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PUBLICATIONS (Recent) |
“Neighborhoods
by Design”, Monthly Editorial with Linda Picone. Southwest Journal, Minneapolis, MN “Infrastructure
for the New Social Covenant”, The Productive Park: New Waterworks as
Neighborhood Resources, co-author with Catherine R. Brown, The
Architectural League of New York and Princeton Architectural Press |
1998-2001 1998 |
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RESEARCH
& CREATIVE WORK (Selected) |
Green
by Addition:
Urban design and public policy strategies for renovating Post World War II
housing stock. Grants from McKnight
and SURDNA foundation. Future of First
Ring Suburbs: Urban design and public policy
strategies for repositioning aging suburban communities into the new economy
and ecological opportunities of metropolitan regions. Grants from McKnight and SURDNA foundation.
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1998
- Present 1997
- Present |
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MEMBERSHIP |
Urban
Land Institute, Scholars Fellowship Program Congress
for New Urbanism, San Francisco, CA National
Council of Registration Boards (NCARB) Association
of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) |
2002
– 2005 1997
- Present |
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SERVICE (Recent) |
Editorial
Board, Editorial
Advisory Board, PLACES Magazine Urban
Development and Environment Funding, program advisor, Bush Foundation, St. Paul, MN Regional
Advisory Board, Trust for Public Land in the Midwest, Minneapolis, MN |
1993/95
– Pres. 1999
- 2001 1998-2000 |
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