HSA NEWS DRURY ARCHITECTURE 2015 ISSUE 02 I SUMMER 2015

ISSUE 02 I SUMMER 2015
HSANEWS
DR U RY ARC H ITECTU R E 2015
DEAN'S
GREETING
HIGHLIGHTS
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Greetings from HSA! This third edition of HSAnews
is, like the two that preceded it, intended to link
members of the widening HSA community through
a shared sense of excitement and pride about the
school and the work of its students and faculty.
The publication of the annual newsletter has been re-timed in order to
kick-off the fall semester by reflecting on the accomplishments of the past
year—and there are many. Drury HSA students have been recognized in
major design competitions, led our first ever Solar Decathlon team, won
prestigious internships, and completed studio projects that demonstrate
the unique identity of our program. The work illustrated here confirms the
abilities of our students to approach design problems through a singular
mix of formal and spatial power, representational clarity, critical inquiry, and
commitment to human and social values. This mix has been consistently
fostered by our liberal-arts context, and it binds the HSA community
together even as the specifics of client, technology, and economics assert
themselves and evolve.
This edition of HSAnews also coincides with big changes at Drury, as the
university has undertaken a major reorganization of its academic structure.
The HSA is now one of six new colleges and professional schools, and
as a result I am honored to be the first Dean of the HSA, following in the
LECTURE SERIES: “LOCATING DESIGN”
footsteps of the talented and committed Directors who have served the
The 2014-15 HSA Lecture Series
school over the past decades. In this role, I look forward to helping move
explored the practice of critically
us along a path traced by our unique identity and traditions, but leading to
engaging sites—physical, theoretical,
unimagined destinations and accomplishments.
cultural, technological, and socio-political sites and landscapes—through
the act of design. Series speakers
included HSA Visiting Professors of
Practice Héctor Mendoza and Mara
Partida (MX_SI Architectural Studio,
Barcelona, Spain), Lauren Crahan and
John Hartmann (Freecell Architecture,
New York NY), Joyce Hwang (Ants of the
SPRING BREAK INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Prairie, Buffalo NY), and Lola Sheppard
This popular HSA program completed
(Lateral Office, Toronto ON). The series
its 12th year this spring. Over the past
concluded with Librarium speakers
3 years, students selected for the pro-
Marcus Farr ‘99 (Marcus Farr Projects,
gram have worked at 24 different firms
Boulder) and Vincent James, FAIA (VJAA,
in 14 US and international cities.
Minneapolis).
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DRURY-CROWDER SOLAR DECATHLON
TEAM BEGINS CONSTRUCTION
The collaborative Solar Decathlon entry
involving Crowder College and over 100
Drury students—from architecture,
SYMPOSIUM: “DESIGN IN THE MIDDLE:
MAKING PLACE IN THE AMERICAN
SMALL TOWN”
In conjunction with the “Locating
Design” Lecture Series, HSA hosted a
symposium on April 10th devoted to
understanding the potential role of design in shaping small-town community
in the mid-American landscape. Speakers included the following award-winning design practitioners from five
different firms in the region: Marlon
Blackwell (Marlon Blackwell Architects,
Fayetteville AR), Jeffrey Day (Min Day,
Omaha NE and San Francisco CA),
David Dowell (el dorado, Kansas City
MO), Steve MacDowell (BNIM, Kansas
communications, economics, finance,
2014 VISITING PROFESSORS OF PRACTICE: MX_SI ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO
and other majors—is now under con-
Héctor Mendoza and Mara Partida,
struction. Ground-breaking took place
co-founders of Barcelona-based MX-SI
on February 19th, and the solar pow-
Architectural Studio, were HSA Visiting
ered, disaster resistant house has been
Professors of Practice during the fall
built and tested at the Crowder campus
2014 semester. The award-winning
during the spring and summer of 2015.
designers lectured, exhibited their
The house will be disassembled and
work, and served as critics for three
transported to the Irvine, California
fifth-year research-based studios.
competition site, where it will be re-as-
During their professorships, the pair
sembled in October. Students will build,
were nominated for the 2015 Mies van
test, live in, and offer tours of the house
der Rohe Award for their Serlachius
from October 7th until October 17th,
Museum Gösta Pavilion in Finland
when the competition winners will
(pictured), which also won the VIII NAN
be announced.
Architecture Prize.
THROUGH
THE ACT OF
Study-abroad opportunities continue to be a centerpiece of a Drury Architecture education. Along
with the Drury Center in Greece, students took part in a Spain-Portugal summer trip, and attended
semester-long programs in Copenhagen and Barcelona. In addition, the HSA exchange agreement
with Barcelona-based architecture school ETSAB has been in effect for a year now. Two ETSAB
students spent the 2014-15 academic year at HSA. Drury’s first ETSAB-bound student will be in
Barcelona throughout the fall 2015 semester.
The 12th annual Librarium exhibition and awards competition was held on May 7 and 8, 2015,
culminating in a lecture by juror Vincent James, FAIA, principal of AIA 2013 Firm of the Year VJAA
in Minneapolis. Vincent James was joined on the jury by HSA alumnus Marcus Farr ’99, Principal
of Marcus Farr Projects and Instructor in the Environmental Design program at the University of
Colorado in Boulder. See pages 6 and 7 for the 2015 Librarium winning student work.
HSA collaborated with AIA Springfield in planning and hosting “Confluences,” the 2014 AIA Central
States Region Conference, which was held for the first time in Springfield. The highly successful
conference included lectures by HSA Visiting Professors of Practice Héctor Mendoza and Mara
Partida, Brian MacKay-Lyons, and David Lewis.
City, MO), and Andrew Wells (Dake Wells
Architecture, Springfield MO).
Pictured: Liberty United Methodist Church, Liberty,
MO, Dake Wells Architecture.
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CRITICALLY
ENGAGING SITES
GERARD NADEAU
The innovative research carried
out by Assistant Professor Gerard
Nadeau has been recognized through
issuance of U.S. Patent # 8,333,000,
"Continuous Tension, Discontinuous
Systems and Methods", by the U.S.
Patent and Trademark Office. Professor
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FACULTY
NEWS
Professor and former Director Michael Buono
has retired from the faculty after fifteen years of
distinguished service to the school and university..
David Beach and Keith Hedges have been promoted to
Associate Professors with tenure. Nancy Chikaraishi
and Traci Sooter have been promoted to Professors.
Professor Robert Weddle has been appointed the first
Dean of the HSA.
Assistant Professor David Beach ‘97 spoke at
Autodesk University 2014 in Las Vegas. Professor
PANOS LEVENTIS
Nadeau’s work focuses on form-finding
Associate Professor Panos Leventis
methodologies in design, and especially
conducts research on urban history and
on the development of a type of self-
culture that spans a broad geographic
supporting lattice structure known
and chronological range. His work on
as a “tensegrity” structure. These
medieval and renaissance Famagusta,
structures leverage the efficiencies
Cyprus was published last year in the
of tensile materials and specialized
Montreal Architectural Review. He has
arrangements of members so that the
also undertaken provocative research
compression elements appear to float
on the role of Athens’ street art in
within a spatial network of thin tensile
documenting and responding to urban-
elements. Tensegrity structures were
social conditions brought about by the
pioneered by the sculptor Kenneth
Greek economic crisis. This research
Snelson and the architect-inventor
has led to publications in Architectural
Buckminster Fuller. The patent awarded
Histories and On the Waterfront, as well
to Professor Nadeau recognizes the
as recent presentations at the School
unique method he has developed for
of Architecture of Frederick University
employing tensegrity principles with
in Nicosia and at the “Aesthetic Energy
increased material efficiency and
of the City” Conference in Lodz, Poland.
spatial potential.
Associate Professors Nancy Chikaraishi and Traci
Sabini also chaired a jury to select research projects
Sooter and Assistant Professor Keith Hedges have
for the PLAN Awards, which were given in May at the
continued their collaborative scholarship around
World Expo 2015 in Milan, Italy.
issues of resilience, disaster mitigation, design-build
pedagogy, and community engagement. This research
Associate Professor Traci Sooter was invited to
has produced presentations at a wide range of
participate in a workshop on community-based
national and international meetings in the past year,
practices of civic ecology and resilience, sponsored by
including conferences sponsored by the Association
the National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center in
of Collegiate Schools of Architecture; the Architectural
Annapolis, Maryland. She has also published "It's all
Institute of Korea; the Resilience Alliance Network
in the Details: Two Missouri Schools Team up to Design
in Montpellier, France; and the Center for Rebuilding
Tornado Resistant Home," in the online journal The
Communities After Disasters, at the University of
Nature of Cities.
Massachusetts Boston.
Associate Professor and Associate Director Karen
In July 2014 Professor and founding Director Jay
Cordes Spence was profiled by author Lee Waldrep in
curriculum, which integrates multiple processes to
Garrott presented on “Collaborative Visioning” at the
the third edition of his book Becoming an Architect.
inform architectural design methods.
annual Missouri Main Street Connection conference
Professor Spence also served as an external program
in St. Louis
reviewer for the University of Oklahoma Division of
Beach presented HSA’s introductory digital design
Emeritus Professor and former Director Michael J.
Architecture.
Buono chaired a NAAB Visiting Team as part of the re-
Professor and former Director Dr. Maurizio Sabini
accreditation of the University of Cincinnati architecture
presented on “Avant-garde, Efficient, and Socially
program. Professor Buono has now served on fifteen
Sustainable Contemporary International Architecture”
NAAB visiting teams and has chaired three of them.
at the AIA National Meeting in Atlanta. Professor
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YONG HUANG
Visiting Assistant Professor Yong
supervising students selected for the
Huang often conducts his own
SIPDRI-DRURY Internship during their
design research in collaboration
stay in Suzhou, China. Over the 2014-
with HSA students, allowing
15 Winter Term, he collaborated with
young designers to gain a better
students Miranda Middleton and Juan
understanding of critical design
Zorrilla Baquero on the design of a
methods and to build valuable
public plaza at SIPDRI’s office building
portfolio content. In the summer
in the Suzhou Industrial Park.
of 2014, Professor Huang began
TOPOGRAPHY,
SPATIAL
PRACTICES,
AND
ARCHITECTURE
SAUNDRA WEDDLE
Professor Saundra Weddle continues
to pursue research on the form and
function of Venetian convents, focusing
on relationships between topography,
spatial practices, and architecture. In
March 2015 she presented her work at
a conference on female monasticism
and the arts held at the Courtauld
Institute of Art in London. She is also
active as an editorial board member for
Architectural Histories, the open-access
journal of the European Architectural
History Network. In this role, also in
March, she organized and chaired two
EAHN-sponsored panels for the annual
meeting of the Renaissance Society of
America held in Berlin.
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Jurors Vincent James, FAIA and
Marcus Farr ‘99 selected three
STUDENT
WORK
winners from among the twenty
faculty-nominated projects in the
2014-15 end-of-year Librarium
Exhibition.
HSA was represented by two student teams at the AIA Central
States Region Student Design Charrette, in conjunction with the CSR
conference held in Springfield in October. Fifth-year students Jamie
Lu, Miranda Middleton, Juan Trejo, and Juan Zorrilla Baquero formed
one team, hosted by Springfield firm Butler Rosenbury and Partners.
The Drury team of Rich Conyers, Billy Miller, Beatriz Juan Miranzo,
and Pema Wangzome were hosted by Dake Wells Architecture; their
team took Second Place among the twelve teams and seven regional
schools of architecture competing.
Selected for the summer 2014 SIPDRI-DRURY Internship in Suzhou,
China were Eric Baldwin, Jaime Lu, Miranda Middleton, and Juan
Zorrilla Baquero. 2013 intern Charles Jia also spent the summer
at SIPDRI in Suzhou. Summer 2015 SIPDRI-DRURY internship
participants were Jessica Caudill, Brandon Roellig, and Tony Tai-An
Yue. SIPDRI-DRURY interns conduct design research supervised by
HSA faculty member Yong Huang.
Fifth-year student Eric Baldwin served as a Product and Materials
Researcher as well as Content Fellow for the online database and
website Architizer.
Fifth-year student Tamara Cartwright was accepted into the highly
competitive UDREAM program at Carnegie Mellon University. UDREAM
(Urban Design Regional Employment Action for Minorities) seeks to
diversify the practice of urban design in the Pittsburgh area as well as
nationally. Tamara will do a five-week course of study followed by an
internship at the Design Center Pittsburgh.
Fifth-year student Alaa AlRadwan has been given a research
fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology SENSEable
City Lab. This MIT lab is at the forefront of research on how interactive
technologies can improve the experience and performance of cities.
JUNYE ZHOU
// Librarium Winner: Top Comprehensive Studio Project
“Buddhist Temple”
MARC 519
David Beach, Studio Instructor
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JUAN ZORRILLA BAQUERO
MIKHAIL DIGMAN
// Librarium Winner: Top Thesis Project
// Librarium Winner: Top At-Large Project
Thesis: "Prosthetic Reef: Lagos, Nigeria"
“Skyward Leisure Center”
MARC 557 / MARC 521
MARC 520
Saundra Weddle, Seminar Instructor
Gerard Nadeau, Studio Instructor
Marshall Arne, Studio Instructor
*ALSO SEE COVER
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DONG-HYUN KIM
“Springfield Boathouse”
ARCH 315
Nancy Chikaraishi, Studio Instructor
JAMIE LU
“Site Analysis: Mevaseret Zion School, Israel”
MARC 520
Jayon You, Studio Instructor
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ERIC BALDWIN
Thesis: "Reach of Atlas"
MARC 557 / MARC 521
Saundra Weddle, Seminar Instructor
Panos Leventis, Studio Instructor
NGOC BICH DO
MIRANDA MIDDLETON, SHAHAD SADEQ,
"Hagia Sophia"
JUAN ZORRILLA BAQUERO
ARCH 426
“Adaptive Urbanism: Mobile Capsule”
Panos Leventis, Course Instructor
MARC 520
Yong Huang, Studio Instructor
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GRACE LOUNSBURY
"A Hut of One's Own"
MARC 530
Gerard Nadeau, Course Instructor
PEMA WANGZOME
Thesis: "Finding Tempo Giusto"
MARC 557 / MARC 521
Saundra Weddle, Seminar Instructor
Marshall Arne, Studio Instructor
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BLAKE SOLBERG
"North Boonville Housing Study"
ARCH 417
Jay Garrott, Studio Instructor
MIKHAIL DIGMAN
Thesis: "The Mak-GOGO Line"
MARC 557 / MARC 521
Maurizio Sabini, Seminar and Studio Instructor
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ALUMNI
NEWS
Jennifer Swan ‘98 is now Registered Architect for the
Amanda Snelson ‘08 is a staff Architect at Ehrlich
City of Springfield.
Associates in Los Angeles, recipients of the 2015 AIA
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National Firm Award.
Christopher Kennedy ‘99 again opened his midcentury Palm Springs, California home as the 2015
Monica Stegall ‘08 joined Martinkovic Milford
Show House for Modernism Week Palm Springs,
Architects in San Francisco as a Job Captain.
inviting nationally prominent designers to create
signature rooms within the house. The event was co-
Leah (Landers) Trask ‘09 is owner of Leah Marie
sponsored by Traditional Home and California Homes
Landers Photography, based in Rogers, Arkansas.
magazines, and raised money for the preservation of
the mid-century Palm Springs architectural heritage.
Chris Coonce ‘11 is an Intern Architect at PBA
Architects in Wichita, Kansas.
ByeongSoo Kim ‘99 is Principal at Heerim Architects
and Planners, based in Seoul, Korea. ByeongSoo
Drew Reap ‘11 and Drew Kemp-Baird ‘14 were
received his M.Arch. from the University of
featured in Tulsa People magazine for their work in
Pennsylvania in 2001.
reimagining an underused building in Tulsa’s Blue
Dome District. Both are on the staff of Tulsa-based
Josh Harrold ‘02 joined BNIM Architects in Kansas City,
Selser Schaefer Architects.
where he is a Project Architect.
Steven Busch ‘12 is a production artist and designer
Craig Stranathan ‘04 is now partner at PBA Architects
with COHN, a marketing agency in Denver, Colorado.
in Wichita, Kansas. Craig recently received a Graduate
Certificate in Educational Facility Planning from
Ben Hall ‘12 has joined the staff at Casey Architecture
San Diego State University, and is recognized as a
in Springfield.
Certified Educational Facility Planner by the Council of
Educational Facility Planners International.
Maria Cristina Bustamante ‘13 received her MS
in Architecture and Urban Design from Columbia
Aditei Puplampu ‘05 joined the staff at Nelligan White
University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning,
Architects in New York, where he is an Intermediate
and Preservation.
Architect. Aditei received his M.S.Arch. from the
University of Cincinnati in 2006.
Paden Chambers ‘14 was appointed by the Springfield
City Council to the city’s Landmarks Board. Paden is a
Stephanie Shadwick ‘05 was honored as one of 2015’s
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Project Associate at nForm Architecture in Springfield.
“40 Under 40” by the Springfield Business Journal.
Stephanie was also elected to the Board of Directors
of the Child Advocacy Center, where she will serve a
three-year term. Stephanie is a Project Manager at
nForm Architecture in Springfield.
Mandy (Pierce) Fiechtner ‘06 directs the Visual Art
Department at Seattle Christian High School, where
she has taught for the past six years.
Jason Hudspeth ‘07 is an Adjunct Professor at Parsons
the New School for Design, where he received his
M.Arch. in 2011.
Elyse Coulter ‘14 teaches English to kindergarten and
elementary-school students in Incheon, South Korea.
Brenda Varela López ‘14 joined the staff at Gyroscope,
Inc., in San Francisco, where she works on museum
design, graphic design, and exhibit design.
Brennan Scott ‘14 is a graduate student at Iowa
State University, working towards his Masters in
Environmental Graphic Design. Brennan has also
founded Bearded Bee Designs, a freelance graphic
design business.
Tim PIlla ‘07 joined TannerHecht Architecture in San
Francisco, where he is a Project Architect.
Anna Kangas ‘08 is a Plan Review Specialist for the
City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Anna is also Adjunct
Faculty Instructor at Southeast Missouri State
University, where she teaches courses on building
codes for interior design students.
S TAY I N T O U C H :
Send news, transitions, and accolades
to [email protected]
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ANNUAL GIFTS FROM ALUMNI, PARTNERS AND FRIENDS OFFER CRUCIAL
SUPPORT FOR OUR STUDENTS, FACULTY AND PROGRAMS.
Please give to the Hammons School of Architecture and help us grow your program!
For more information about supporting the HSA and specific ways to donate, please contact:
Dianne S. Johnson, J.D., Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations
at [email protected] or (417) 873-7303
JOHN WHITAKER ‘07
Merit Award: Design-Team Leader category
Kissick Creek Farmhouse, Dent County, MO
IAN FORD ‘01
Merit Award: Design-Team Member category
Field Elementary School, Weston, MA
Jonathan Levi Architects
*IAN FORD IS NOW A SENIOR ASSOCIATE AT AT ANN BEHA
ARCHITECTS, BOSTON, MA"
HSA ALUMNI DESIGN AWARDS
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
A record twenty-three projects were submitted for the 2015 HSA Alumni
Design Awards. For the first time projects were judged by an outside
jury—led this year by Jeffrey Day, AIA, of San Francisco/Omahabased Min Day, and Architecture Program Director at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
ANDREW WELLS ‘91
Merit Award: Design-Team Leader category
Liberty United Methodist Church, Liberty, MO
Dake Wells Architecture
*ALSO SEE IMAGE ON PP. 2 AND 3
MATT THORNTON ‘04, BETHANY HENRY ‘08, AMY
EHLERS ‘09, SHANE ALGIERE ‘10, KIRK DILLON ‘10
Honor Award: Design-Team Member category
Reeds Spring Middle School, Reeds Spring, MO
Dake Wells Architecture
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WELCOME
NEW
ALUMNI
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GOULD WORKS ON KANSAS
STATEHOUSE PRESERVATION AND
RESTORATION
HSA alumna Dana Gould ‘94 was
project manager for the copper roof
2014-15 HSA GRADUATES:
replacement at the Kansas Statehouse
Alaa Al-Radwan
(pictured)—part of a comprehensive
Bader Al Shawaf
preservation and restoration project
Eric Baldwin
undertaken by Treanor Architects in
Travis Bond
Kansas City. The ambitious project
was recognized by the AIA Central
Anthony Bruno
States 2014 Design Awards jurors, who
Juan Fernando Calderon-Castrillon
awarded it an Architecture Preservation
Tamara Cartwright
Honor Award. The roof replacement
George Clements
PANTOJA DIRECTS TEC DE
MONTERREY ARCHITECTURE
PROGRAM
Richard Conyers
Kalvin Cundiff
Zachary Davisson
Julia Dicus
Since graduating from Drury in 2004,
Mikhail Digman
Rodrigo Pantoja Calderón interned with
Shigeru Ban in Tokyo and Wiel Arets
Rachel Horner
in the Netherlands, studied at the
Tiara Hughes
Berlage Institute in Rotterdam, and, in
Zehua Jia
2005, founded his firm “evO(a)_lAb” in
Trae Johnson
Beatriz Juan Miranzo
Danny Loza
Morelia, Mexico. He earned a Masters
degree in Landscape Architecture
in 2011 from the Universidad
Yajing Lu
Iberoamericana and, that same
Alan Macejewski
year, was appointed Director of the
Zachary Mette
Miranda Middleton
William Miller
Andrew Montasser
Architecture Program at the Querétaro
campus of the prestigious Tecnológico
de Monterrey. Rodrigo has published
articles on architecture, urbanism, and
Jonathan Nuessle
landscape in various newspapers, and
John Pennekamp
the magazine Obras named him one of
Melyssa Prenger
the “10 Future Promises of Architecture
Shahad Sadeq
in Mexico.” Pictured is the evO(a)_lAb
Victor Schmick
installation for the exhibition Ailovyu
Juan Trejo
Ailovyu, designed and built in 2007 at
Cesar Valdez Jimenez
the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de
Pema Wangzome
Morelia.
Joshua Warren
Maggie Wilmes
Juan Zorilla Baquero
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recreated the historic character of
the copper work, while addressing the
deficiencies in the original design and
detailing that contributed to failures
necessitating the replacement. Dana
has been on the staff at Treanor since
2010, and previously worked at other
offices in Kansas City, Chicago, and
Ann Arbor, Michigan. She is currently
serving as project manager for the
Jesse Hall Interior Renovation at the
University of Missouri-Columbia; the
Historic Buildings Renovation project at
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, a National
Historic Landmark; and the Waldo
Water Tower Restoration for the City of
Kansas City, Missouri.
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A GLOBAL ARCHITECT
During her years as a Drury student,
Kelsey Stein ‘08 took full advantage
of HSA’s international opportunities,
studying in Volos, Greece as well as
teaching for a summer at the Tsinghua
University English Immersion Program
in Beijing, China—an opportunity
made possible through Professor Jay
Garrott’s connections at Tsinghua.
Upon graduation, her interest in living
abroad resulted in a move to New
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Zealand and then Australia, where she
is still based. She has worked for firms
in Kerikeri, New Zealand and Brisbane,
Australia—including Brisbane-based
Populous, for whom she assisted on the
Taipei Dome project (pictured). Kelsey’s
global orientation continues as she
works remotely for BDG Architects in
Tampa, Florida, and pursues a Master’s
degree in International Construction
Management from the University of
Florida.
CONTAINERS, SCULPTURAL
OBJECTS, AND LIGHTING FIXTURES
NEW EXHIBITIONS FEATURE DOUG JOHNSTON’S WORK
Drury Art and HSA grad Doug Johnston ‘02 has followed a complex and multidisciplinary path from Springfield through Tulsa and Michigan’s Cranbrook
Academy to Brooklyn, where he now crafts diverse containers, sculptural objects,
and lighting fixtures out of stitched cotton rope. These works have been widely
exhibited and sold on Doug’s own web-shop, building a following across the
country. This spring Doug exhibited in the group show Pretty Eyes, Electric Bills at
Fordham University in New York, and in the fall the Patrick Parrish gallery will host
his solo exhibition Parlour, containing new work including lighting and sculpture.
In August he will teach the workshop Spatial Improvisational at the Haystack
Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, Maine, and since March his 175 Bag has
been available for purchase at the MoMA Design Store.
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PROFESSIONAL
ADVISORY COUNCIL
FULL-TIME FACULTY
STAFF
Marshall Arne
Emma Clardy
Kristi Beattie ‘04
SAPP Design Associates Architects, Springfield MO
David Beach
Jeff Hoener
Michael Buono
Galina Meyle
Nancy Chikaraishi
Joseph Ryan Osborne
Vincent Ebersoldt ‘93
Ebersoldt + Associates, Saint Louis MO
Jason Hainline ‘97
Dake Wells Architecture, Springfield MO
Charles Hill
Gaskin Hill Norcross, Springfield MO
Matthew Hufft
Hufft Projects, Kansas City MO
Christopher Johnson ‘02
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York NY
Christopher Kennedy ‘99
Christopher Kennedy Design, Palm Springs CA
Billy Kimmons ‘99
Hood-Rich Architecture, Springfield MO
John Oke-Thomas ‘90
Oke-Thomas + Associates, Springfield MO
Jay Garrott
Keith Hedges
Yong Huang
Panos Leventis
Bruce Moore
Gerard Nadeau
Maurizio Sabini
Traci Sooter
Karen Spence
Robert Weddle
Saundra Weddle
Jayon You
Jason Dale Pierce ‘00
HOK, Saint Louis MO
Fred Powers
Powers Bowersox Associates, Saint Louis MO
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Steven Seibert ‘88
The Williams Companies, Pittsburgh, PA
Stephanie Shadwick ‘05
nFORM Architecture, Springfield MO
Amy Slattery
Burns & McDonnell, Kansas City MO
Tracy Steinhauser ‘06
Shubin + Donaldson Architects, Santa Barbara CA
Matthew Thornton ‘04
Dake Wells Architecture, Springfield MO
Andrew Wells ‘91
Dake Wells Architecture, Springfield MO
Gwynn Zivic ‘99
Mackey Mitchell Associates, Saint Louis MO
IMAGE CREDITS
01, 05: Gayle Babcock, Architectural Imageworks. 02: Pedro Pegenaute. 03: “Untitled,” 2011,
Tsakonas, Kretsis / photo Panos Leventis. 04: David Lena. 06: Architectural Fotographics/
Treanor Architects. 07: Anna Soler Cepriá. 08: Populous. 09: Michael Popp. 10: courtesy Drury
University Marketing and Communications.
DESIGNER: Frank Norton