Braasch. Cathy Michelle Braasch RA NCARB LEED BD+C November, 2017 EDUCATION

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1 Cathy Michelle Braasch RA NCARB LEED BD+C November, 2017 EDUCATION 2006 Master in Architecture Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts Graduate School of Design Advisor: Preston Scott Cohen 1999 Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut School of Art 1995 Jordan High School, Durham, North Carolina, Valedictorian ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2016 present Assistant Professor The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania Department of Architecture College of Arts and Architecture Instructor The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania Department of Architecture College of Arts and Architecture Instructor Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts School of Architecture College of Arts, Media, and Design 2011 Instructor Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, Massachusetts Department of Architecture College of Architecture, Design, and Construction Management 2005 Instructor Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts Career Discovery Program Graduate School of Design PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS 2006 present Braasch Architecture Principal, State College, Pennsylvania Robin Road, 2200 SF renovation and addition of mid-century single family home Trapeze Net, NY State Pavilion Competition, proposal for re-use Flex Studio, 300 SF residential interior renovation Recipe, 2,100 SF multi-story retail interior renovation (as William O Brien Jr. LLC)

2 Loop Loft, 2,000 SF residential renovation including new construction for terrace U Loft, 1,600 SF residential interior renovation Park Residence, 1200 SF residential duplex in a landmarked building Martin Vinik Planning for the Arts, Inc. Theater Consultant, New York, New York Phillips Exeter Academy Performing Arts Center, architect Tod Williams Billie Tsien and Associates, new multi-theater complex Garde Arts Center, consultant to city of New London, CT, renovation and addition to existing multi-theater and educational complex Stoss Landscape Urbanism Associate, Boston, Massachusetts The Plaza at Harvard University, 1.8 acres exterior common space CityDeck Green Bay, 2.5 acres waterfront park and dock network Stephen Yablon Architect Project Architect, New York, New York Columbia University Center for Student Advising, 14,000 SF interior renovation Columbia University Division of Student Affairs, 10,000 SF interior renovation Chelsea Health Center, 24,000 SF interior and exterior renovation Della Valle Bernheimer Project Architect, New York, New York 459 West 18th Street, 30,000 SF luxury condominium building 1 Hotel Soho, 18 story, 80,000 SF luxury hotel 80 Dekalb Amenity Space, 4,000 SF multi-purpose lounge and gym space Maine State Pier, 3.5 acres waterfront park and pier revitalization Hudson Yards I, 450,000 SF mixed use towers Chicago Residence, 2,500 SF apartment renovation 2004 Koetter Kim & Associates Designer, Boston, Massachusetts 2004 Fox & Fowle Architects Designer, New York, New York 2003 Gerner Kronick & Valcarcel Architects Designer, New York, New York Theatrical Design Set, Projections, and Lighting Designer, New York, New York LICENSES, CERTIFICATIONS, & PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 2012 Pennsylvania Architecture License, Pennsylvania State Architects Licensure Board, #RA American Institute of Architects, Member 2010 NCARB Certificate, National Council of Architecture Registration Boards, # New York Architecture License, New York State Board of Regents, # LEED Accredited Professional Building Design & Construction, United States Green Building Council, #

3 PROFESSIONAL CITATIONS 2013 Uncommon Space. Harvard Magazine, Sept.-Oct., (Stoss) 2013 Lee, Bey. On the Waterfront. Architectural Record, Aug. 16, (Stoss) 2011 Zeiger, Mimi. In the Loop. Dwell, March, Zamora Mola, Francesca. 150 Best New Apartment Ideas. New York: Harper Collins, Bernheimer, Andrew, and Jared Della Valle. Think / Make: Della Valle Bernheimer. New York: Princeton Architectural Press, (Della Valle Bernheimer) 2008 Braasch, Cathy. Dimensional Montage: Found Space & Theater Design. In Studio Works 12, ed. Paula Meijerink, Laura Miller, and Martin Zogran. Cambridge: Harvard Graduate School of Design, EXHIBITIONS 2017 Daily Drawings: Accumulation of Memory and Form. Borland Project Space. State College, PA % is an exasperated reply... The Project Space at WUHo. Los Angeles, CA Recent Work. Syracuse School of Architecture. Syracuse, NY. (Della Valle Bernheimer) 2007 New New York. Architectural League of New York. New York, NY. (Della Valle Bernheimer) 2005 Museum Insel Expansion. Pergamon Museum. Berlin, Germany. (Student work while at Harvard University, Graduate School of Design) AWARDS & HONORS 2013 Boston Society of Landscape Architects Honor Award, CityDeck (Stoss) Excellence on the Waterfront Top Honor Award, CityDeck (Stoss) Annual Design Review Award, Multi-Family Housing from Architect Magazine for 459 W. 18th St. (Della Valle Bernheimer) Studioworks 11 Nomination, Croatian Courtyard Villas & Urban Street. (Student work while at Harvard University, Graduate School of Design) RESEARCH INTERESTS Duration and creative production in built environment related to spaces for performance and adaptive reuse; the relationship between memory, ideation, and drawing; intersections of architectural design and urban landscape

4 ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS & WORKING PAPERS 2014 Braasch, Cathy. Spaces For Creative Production: Experimental Theatre, Adaptive Re-use, and Institutional Identity. Persona, vol. 4, expected 2017, pp. tbd. CONFERENCES & INVITED PRESENTATIONS 2017 Roundtable: Memory & Architecture, Borland Project Space, University Park, PA Roundtable: Daily Drawing, Borland Project Space, University Park, PA Axonometric Space, Borland Project Space, University Park, PA Monoprint Workshop, Borland Project Space, University Park, PA Spaces For Creative Production: Experimental Theatre, Adaptive Re-use, and Institutional Identity, Dramatic Architectures Conference, Centro de Estudos Arnaldo Araújo, Porto, Portugal. Acceptance rate 58% (36 out of 62 submissions) Spaces for Change, Spaces for Creative Production, Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Lecture Series, University Park, PA. GRANTS 2016 Daily Drawings: Accumulation of Memory and Form, Borland Project Space Residency, $1000. Funded Daily Drawings & Print Iterations, Container Residency, $3000 & expenses. Not funded Research and Making: The story of Columbus, IN and the other Modernism in Architecture, Indiana University Global Midwest Seed Grant, unknown amount internal to IU. Funded Research and Making: The story of Columbus, IN and the other Modernism in Architecture, Humanities without Walls Global Midwest Grant, $100,000. Not funded. RESEARCH 2014 present Daily Drawings, Ongoing drawing series of memory translated through the exercise of drawing, exploration of complex space generated through the accumulation of simple geometries and the characteristics of axonometric space present Spaces For Creative Production: Experimental Theatre, Adaptive Re-use, and Institutional Identity, Ongoing research about the relationship between spaces for experimental theatrical production and adaptive reuse 2014 present Malvern House: Modernist Domestic Rationalism and Generational Memory, Ongoing research about an early Modern home in Richmond, Virginia as viewed through the memories of multiple generations of residents Stroke Pathways, Project led by Marco Steinberg Smart Materials, Project led by Michelle Addington and Dan Schodek.

5 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Summer Camp Director. The Pennsylvania State University: (Summer) 0 credits, 5 days. High school students interested in Architecture and Landscape Architecture students students. Visual Communication I/II. The Pennsylvania State University: Arch 521/522 (Fall/Spring) 2 credits, 2.5 contact hours. Masters in Architecture core course Spring, 3 students Fall, 3 students Spring, 4 students. Basic Design Studio. The Pennsylvania State University: Arch 131/132 (Fall/Spring) 4 credits, 6 contact hours Spring, 26 students Fall, 35 students Spring, 11 students Fall, 17 students. Visual Communication II. The Pennsylvania State University: Arch 122 (Graduate Section) 2 credits, 6 contact hours. Masters in Architecture core course Spring, 8 students. Collaborative Master Planning. The Pennsylvania State University: Arch 497d 3 credits, 3 contact hours Fall, 8 students. Basic Design Studio. The Pennsylvania State University: Arch 131s/132 (Fall/Spring) 4 credits, 9 contact hours Spring, 12 students Fall, 17 students Spring, 9 students Fall, 14 students. Urban Institutions. Northeastern University: Arch credits, 8 contact hours Spring, 12 students. Fundamental Architectural Representation. Northeastern University: Arch credits, 8 contact hours Fall, 14 students.

6 Studio 06. Wentworth Institute of Technology: Arch credits, 12 contact hours Spring, 14 students. Studio. Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Career Discovery 20 contact hours Summer, 12 students. STUDENT SUPERVISION 2011 Ashley Cunha, Master in Architecture. Second Advisor. Thesis Title: Experimental Spaces on Weathering. ACADEMIC JURIES 2015 Carnegie Mellon University, School of Architecture, J. Bard, M. Arscott, J. Lucchino present The Pennsylvania State University, Department of Architecture, D. Lindberg, S. Wing, R. Henn, S. Nazarian, J. Ruescas, A. Abalos, D. Llach, J. La Coe, S. O Neil, N. Rehman, M. Philak, F. Davis, L. Iulo, C. Gorby, U. Poerschke, A. Staub, E. Sutherland present The Pennsylvania State University, Corbelletti Design Competition Jury The Pennsylvania State University, John Stewardson Memorial Scholarship Jury present The Pennsylvania State University, Department of Landscape Architecture, C. Counts, K. Lasky, T. Baird, A. Tarantino, M. Miller, G. Kessler The Pennsylvania State University, National Concrete Masonry Association Competition Jury Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Architecture, W. O Brien Jr., S. Tibbits Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Department of Architecture, F. Idenberg, M. Ibanez, J. Levi Northeastern University, Department of Architecture, A. Piermarini, S. Choi, D. Adams Wentworth Institute of Technology, Department of Architecture, M. Pasnik, S. Hoffman, A. Marcus, M. MacPhail Pratt Institute, Department of Architecture, E. Stoel Rhode Island School of Design, Department of Architecture, H. Better Barraza, J. Hartmann.