University of Toronto
Undergraduate lecture course:
ARC 451 Advanced Topics in the History and Theory of Architecture. Animal Architecture Ecosystems: Design Toward Multi-Species Recognition
MArch. lecture course:
ARC1032 Historical Perspectives on Topics in Architecture II (required MArch. History survey)
MArch. seminars:
ARC 3300HF Architecture and Infrastructure in North American and Global Landscapes, 1800-2020: Industrialization, its Buildings, and Its People
ARC 3301HF Animal-Vegetable-Mineral: Architecture beyond Human Construction
PhD teaching:
ALD 4040 Research and Methods in Architecture
ALD 4050 Writing Practicum: Researching Writing: Architecture and Built Environments
TEACHING AT OTHER INSTITUTIONS
Graduate and Undergraduate Teaching at the University of Michigan
Freshman Seminar:
HA 194: Architectures of Incarceration
ARCH 209: On Site: Architecture in the Mobile Classroom
Undergraduate lecture course:
HA 215 Architecture in Capitalism (annual or semi-annual)
HA 213/ARCH 213 Architecture and Modernity (ongoing, annual or semi-annual)
ARCH 313 History of Architecture I (annual)
Travel courses, Graduate and undergraduate:
Summer 2014 The Path of Kahn (pathofkahn.com)
Combined Graduate/ Advanced Undergraduate Seminars:
ARCH 603/HA 474/689 or HA 474 Material Capital: Albert Kahn Associates in Detroit
ARCH 603/HA 489/689 or HA 474 Industrialization and Acceleration in Modern Building
ARCH 603/HA 489 Architecture and Image from 20th to 21st Centuries
ARCH 603/HA489 Transactions between Architecture and Photography
ARCH 603/HA 489 Close Analysis Workshop (Architecture in the Laboratory of History): James Stirling
HA 474/ARCH 503 Trajectories of British Modernism
Graduate Lecture Courses, Taubman College:
ARCH 413 History of Architecture: Then and Now
ARCH 572 Architectural Theory and Criticism (with A. Herscher)
ARCH 543/ HA 473 20th Century Architecture
Graduate Seminars:
HA 774 Topics in Modern Architecture: Sacrificial Subjects: Industrialization and its People, 1848-1945
HA 774 Topics in Modern Architecture: Modernism in Transition from Weimar to Cold War
HA 774 Topics in Modern Architecture: Ways of Writing about Architecture
ARCH 813 Research and Methods in Architecture (multiple iterations)
Independent Studies on topics in modern architecture:
Johnathan Puff, Morri Freeman, Sara Dean, Jonathan Hanna, Jayne Choi, Tyler Schaafsma, Timothy Do
Teaching and Supervision, UM
Faculty sponsor to visiting scholar Yin Zeng, Tianjin University (2010-11)
MFA Committees:
Melanie Manos School of Art and Design, outside reader (2008)
History of Art Honors Theses:
First Reader: Elizabeth Georgoff: (HA Honors Thesis, 2008-09)
Second Reader: Carly Goldman (HA Honors Thesis, 2006-07)
Other Honors Theses: Joyelle Fobbs, Department of Dance (2006-07)
Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP)
James Stirling Project: Cherri Buijk, Katherine Peirce-Ryan (2007-08)
Architecture and Urban Planning History: Abigail Colodner (2007-08)
Teaching, Yale University
History of Theories of Architecture, 2000-1750 (lecture)
Research Methods Colloquium (seminar)
Mies van der Rohe and International Modernism, 1927-1949 (seminar)
Photography, Vision, Architecture (seminar)
Contemporary Architectural Theory (assisting P. Deamer) (lecture)