MORE ABOUT ED
In 1966, after graduating from Princeton University with a BArch. degree, he returned to Philadelphia for his MArch degree at Penn, subsequently working for both Louis Kahn and Robert Venturi for short times before heading off for military training in Missouri for the National Guard. He opened his first Architectural Office in 1974.
Appointed to the Philadelphia Art Commission in 1996, he was instrumental in organizing Design Advocacy Group (DAG). He began painting in 1969, and in 1989, American Artist published a six page illustrated article about his work, entitled “For Love of Brush and Paint”. He helped organize the first city-wide “Philadelphia Open Studio Tours”. Having visited Ireland a number of times, (he fell in love with it) a sizable chunk of his paintings were produced there.
CURRICULUM VITAE
TEACHING AFFILIATIONS
Adjunct Professor Drexel University – Architecture and Design Arts Department
Visiting Juror Temple University, Moore College of Art, University of the Arts, University of Pennsylvania
Mentor Moore College of Art
EDUCATION
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Fine Arts – Master of Architecture
Princeton University – Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
Fleisher Art Memorial
Main Line Art Center
RELATED PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Philadelphia Art Commission – Mayoral Appointee
Philadelphia Water Color Club
Foundation for Architecture – Board of Trustees
English Speaking Union – Travel/Study Grant Committee
Please Touch Museum – founding member Board of Trustees
American Institute of Architects, Member