Adjunct Associate Professor

Sonja Bijelic

• Website:http://www.archstudio2227.com
• Contact: sonja.bijelic@temple.edu

• Sonja Bijelic is a registered architect and co-principal of ArchSTUDIO2227, a Philadelphia architectural firm. She is an award winning architect with over 20 years of experience. Before founding ArchSTUDIO2227, she worked for Philip Johnson and John Burgee in New York and joined Hillier in 1992, later becoming an associate principal. Sonja gained international recognition for adapting a 1916 Chester power plant into a high-tech headquarters and received numerous awards for various projects throughout US combining high design with historic structures.

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Daryl Carrington

• Contact: daryl.carrington@temple.edu

• K. Daryl Carrington, PhD, RA, LEED AP, is an architect, educator and researcher.  Dr. Carrington has designed buildings on both coasts and in several foreign countries.  Recent high density, urban residential projects in the Washington DC/Baltimore area have received LEED Gold certification and local awards.  Dr. Carrington’s teaches a General Education course called the ‘Science of Sustainable Design’, and a course in the profession architecture curriculum entitled ‘Sustainable Architecture’.  Dr.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

Phillip M. Crosby

• Contact: crosbyp@temple.edu

• Phillip M. Crosby is a registered architect and the founding principal of DUAL:workshop, a research-based, multi-disciplinary design practice based in Philadelphia. He has received a Master of Science in Architectural History and Theory from the University of Pennsylvania, a Master of Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and a Bachelor of Design in Architecture from the University of Florida. Phillip’s research and teaching focuses on postwar urbanism and contemporary architectural theory.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

Ryan Drummond

• Contact: ryan.drummond@temple.edu
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Assistant Professor

Seher Erdogan Ford, AIA

• Website:www.effo.co
• Contact: seher.erdogan@temple.edu
• Room Number: Architecture Building 138

• Seher Erdoğan Ford is an architect and the co-founder of EFFO, a design and research practice based in Philadelphia and Istanbul. Seher received her BA in Architecture and MArch degrees at Yale University where she was the recipient of the Moulton Andrus Award and selected as the co-editor of Perspecta 43, entitled "Taboo." Her research focuses on the material history of architecture as seen through the lens of cultural heritage and expressed via the representational strategies using new media technologies.

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Assistant Professor

Clifton Fordham, RA, IFMA, LEED AP

• Website:www.cliftonfordham.com
• Contact: clifton.fordham@temple.edu
• Room Number: Architecture Building 133

• Clifton Fordham is a registered architect and principal of Clifton Fordham Architect based in Philadelphia.  He has led projects for internationally recognized architectural firms including KieranTimberlake Associates, Voith & MacTavish Architects, Rafael Vinoly Architects, and Gensler.  His project experience includes the Penn Law School Lecture Hall Renovation, the Smilow Research Center Tower at the University of Pennsylvania, and the D’Angelo University Center at St. John’s University.

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Professor Emeritus

J. Brooke Harrington

• Website:www.balkanarchitecture.org
• Contact: jharring@temple.edu

• J. Brooke Harrington combined architectural practice, research, and teaching for over thirty-five years. In his years of practice, he worked on a number of nationally and internationally recognized buildings and received a National Endowment for the Arts ‘Accomplished Professional’ fellowship that allowed him to further explore and evolve the importance of architectural details in the perception of buildings.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

Andrew Hart

• Website:http://instagram.com/inexarc
• Contact: andrew.hart@temple.edu

• Andrew Hart specializes in linking the various modes and methods of architectural practice and communication. He teaches courses in community instigated design in conjunction with history, drawing, and visualization. Andrew received his MArch II from Cornell University College of Architecture Art and Planning where he focused on innovative and unusual practices of architecture. His current work focuses on design opportunities in rust-belt communities in Philadelphia, Northeastern Pennsylvania, and Spain.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

Jason Jackson

• Contact: tug61174@temple.edu

• Jason Jackson is a Senior Designer at Interface Studio Architects, an award-winning design and research based firm in Philadelphia. He received his Bachelor of Environmental Design from the University of Colorado and his Masters in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. Throughout his career, his work and curricula have reflected his dedication to integrating digital tools with architecture and graphic representation. His teaching process focuses on experimental methods of deploying parametric systems to design.

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Assistant Professor

Gabriel Kaprielian

• Contact: gabriel.kaprielian@temple.edu

• Gabriel Kaprielian is a designer, urbanist, and artist. With degrees in both architecture and city planning, his creative work and research are multi-scalar in approach and explore the intersections between resilient cities, sustainable design, emergent technologies, and digital fabrication. His professional experience includes traditional architecture practice with award-winning firms, social focused architecture as a Design Fellow at Architecture for Humanity, urban design in the public sector, and as an Artist-in-Resident at Autodesk’s Pier 9 Workshop in San Francisco.

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Timothy Kerner

• Website:http://www.terra-studio.com
• Contact: tug33224@temple.edu

• Timothy Kerner, AIA is principal of Terra Studio LLC, an architecture and urban design firm in Center City Philadelphia. His design work includes residential, commercial and institutional projects for private and public clients, including the National Park Service, the Curtis Institute of Music and the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center. His research focuses on the relationship between architectural form, social history and the urban environment. He holds Master degrees in Architecture and City Planning from the University of Pennsylvania.

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Professor Emeritus

Brigitte Knowles

• Contact: bknowles@temple.edu

• Professor Knowles’ research focuses on the study of urbanism, architectural history and most recently on the sensual and haptic aspects of architecture. She has been exploring and documenting the theoretical underpinnings of a concept that seems to have disappeared from the world of architecture, namely comfort in architecture and the notion that architecture can potentially be a curative power through the embodiment of all the senses.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

Sophia Lee

• Contact: sophia.lee@temple.edu

• Sophia Lee works professionally at SCHRADERGROUP architecture in Philadelphia, a full-service firm that specializes in K-12 schools and public safety facility design. She has taught second and third year undergraduates at Philadelphia University, and she regularly reviews for design studios at U Penn and PhilaU. Sophia is involved in the local design community through Philly Girls Do Good! - a platform created by Locus Partners that celebrates women designers shaping Philadelphia.

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Snežana Litvinović

• Contact: slitvinovic@temple.edu

• Snežana Litvinović is a licensed architect, currently practicing in Philadelphia with focus on residential development projects in the city. In the past, her work has mostly related to the typologies of healthcare and education. She graduated from the University of Belgrade with a professional degree in architecture and has taught on occasion at the University of Belgrade, Penn State and Temple. Snežana’s core interest through her work has been human experience as a defining factor in the formulation of the built environment.

   

   

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Pablo Meninato, PhD

• Website:http://www.pm-arch.net
• Contact: pablo.meninato@temple.edu

• Pablo Meninato received in 2015 his Ph.D. in Theory of Architecture at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul in Porto Alegre. He previously obtained a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Diploma of Architect from the Universidad de Belgrano at Buenos Aires. Meninato has taught and lectured at various universities, such as the Universidad of Buenos Aires, the Universidad de Monterrey, the University of Pennsylvania, and he is currently teaching at Philadelphia University and Temple University.

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

Taryn Mudge

• Contact: taryn.mudge@temple.edu
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Associate Professor of Instruction

Eric Oskey, RA

• Contact: eoskey@temple.edu
• Room Number: Architecture Building 132

• Eric Oskey is a Philadelphia based registered architect and a partner of the award-winning firm Moto Designshop, he is also an Associate Professor of Instruction in the Architecture Department at The Tyler School of Art, Temple University. He received his Masters in Architecture from Cornell University and undergraduate from Drexel University. He has over twenty years of professional experience. His teaching and research involves foundations in beginning design, the observation of the urban condition and its temporal transition and ecology and sustainability.

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Ellen Prantl

• Contact: ellen.prantl@temple.edu

• Ellen S. Prantl, architect has extensive exposure in all aspects of architecture, interior design, and building construction, from programming, and design through construction administration. Projects have included exterior and interior architecture, and have covered the extent of small to large projects, which have included, research laboratories, healthcare, offices, residential, manufacturing and garages.

  Ellen’s clients include, but are not limited to University of Pennsylvania Hospital and University; Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Merck; BMW; Aramco, US Army.

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Professor Emeritus

John James Pron

• Website:www.johnjamespron.com
• Contact: jpron@temple.edu

• John James Pron retired from his teaching position in spring 2013, having taught in the Architecture Program for 37 years.    His longstanding lecture course specialization was architectural history- both Western and Non-Western traditions.  John also taught studio, mainly at the second year level, and advised thesis students, with a preferred focus on the adaptive reuse of historic buildings and contexts.  He is the recipient of his college’s Distinguished Faculty Award (1981), a Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching (1986) and the Temple University Great Teacher Award (1996)- its high

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Associate Professor of Instruction

Vojislav Ristic

• Website:www.archstudio2227.com
• Contact: vristic@temple.edu
• Room Number: Architecture Building 139

• Vojislav Ristic is an educator and co-principal of ArchSTUDIO2227, located in Philadelphia. The office is dedicated to a creative multidisciplinary practice that includes building design and research, product design and an industrial process of prefabrication and assembly. His research is focused on the correlation between structures & space and exploration of the parallels between building and automobile design & construction.

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Fauzia Sadiq Garcia, AIA LEED AP

• Fauzia Sadiq Garcia is a registered architect and an associate at Voith & Mactavish Architects. As an architect Fauzia has focused on bringing a high level of design knowledge and critique
  

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Adjunct Assistant Professor

Zac Stevenson

• Contact: zachary.stevenson@temple.edu

• Zac developed an interest in architecture after extensive experience in retail customer service and product development. He holds Bachelor of Arts (Architecture) from the University of Washington and a Master of Architecture degree from Temple University where his thesis explored the role of a University Library in the developing digital campus. While at Temple, Zac interned for the University Architect. He is currently an adjunct faculty in the Architecture department.

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Brian Szymanik

• Contact: szymanik@temple.edu
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Adjunct Associate Professor

Ximena Valle, AIA, LEED AP

• Contact: ximena.valle@temple.edu

• Ximena Valle is a Philadelphia based registered architect with a diverse portfolio of work and over 10 years of professional experience. As Project Architect and Project Manager at KlingStubbins, KSS Architects, and Granum A/I, she has led a number of complex, multidisciplinary projects. Ximena received a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Florida and a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania.

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Jeremy Vorhees

• Contact: jeremy.vorhees@temple.edu
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Assistant Professor

Andrew John Wit

• Website:andrewjohnwit.com
• Contact: andrew.wit@temple.edu
• Room Number: Architecture Building 137

• Professor Wit is a designer and researcher operating on the fringe of design, technology and robotics. His projects and research on environmentally adaptive/intelligent building design processes and systems has been widely disseminated in both academic conferences and professional magazines and galleries. In addition, Andrew has practiced internationally at offices such as Tsushima Design Studio, Atelier Bow Wow and Toyo Ito Associates in Tokyo, Japan.

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