Curriculum Vitae JANE MURPHY Updated 1/2007

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1 EDUCATION MArch, 1981 Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Master of Architecture A.B., 1976 Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts Bachelor of Arts, cum laude with distinction in Art; First Group Scholar PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION 1989 State of New York, Licensed Architect 2006 NCARB certification LEED Accredited Professional 2007 State of Ohio, Licensed Architect TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1989-Present The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture Current rank: Associate Professor with tenure 1995-present Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design Courtesy adjunct appointment 2007 Arch 628, Construction II: Steel and glass, Arch 342, Junior Year Design Studio , Arch 241/2/3: Sophomore Year Design , Coordinator, Sophomore Year Design Studio 1989, 1990, 1999, 2000 Arch 271: Freehand Drawing 1990 Arch 272: 3-D Constructed Drawing Arch 271: Constructed and Freehand Drawing 1990 Arch 201: Introduction to the History of Architecture Arch 724: Structural Systems in Architecture 1991, 1993, 1996 Arch 700: Architecture and the Art of Building: Theory, Technology, and the Practice of Architecture 1992, 1993 Arch 700: Architecture and the Art of Building II: The Built Work of Louis I. Kahn 1996 OSU Travel/ Study Program in Italy: Vertical Studio, Drawing 2003 Arch 641: Accelerated Architectural Design I 2005 Arch 643: Accelerated Architectural Design III Yale University New Haven, Connecticut Department of Architecture Teaching Assistant: 1980 Structures I: Statics and Strengths of Materials 1981 UG: Introductory Architectural Design AWARDS 2006 AIA Honor Award: Mimring Road Houses (unbuilt) with Michael Cadwell 2004 Innovation Initiative: awarded commission (with Michael Cadwell) to design mixed use buildings as part of Westcott House Foundation site. One of three selected by Stanley Tigerman from among 20 submittals Technology Enhanced Learning Resources (TELR) Grant: $10,000 one-time and $45,000 on-going annual funding to establish digital image library for Knowlton School of Architecture 1998 AIA Honor Award: Hayton McCulloch House Addition: with Michael Cadwell 1996 UTS Small Grant: $525 Digitizing and cataloguing course materials NSF Gateway Coalition Grants: "Institutionalization of Multimodal Technologies": $34,974 (OSU portion) / $100,120 (total grant). Curriculum development and institutionalized use of materials and infrastructure developed in initial grant. 1/1

2 "Multimodal Product Refinement": $4,478/ $14,012. With Anthony Coates Webster at Columbia University, for presentation and distribution of one phase of previous project "Multimodal Technologies for Interschool Collaboration": $19, 952 / $182,807 Established collaborative relationships with NJIT, Drexel and Columbia Universities, building electronic infrastructure for collaborative development of educational engineering materials Academic Enrichment Fund Grant: "Interdisciplinary Studies in Architecture and Design Computing Technologies", with KB Jones, Wayne Carlson, Richard Parent. Grant provides $77,644 in one time funds, $50,820 in annual rate (FY 98), and matches from ACCAD, KSOA and the College of Engineering totaling $91,830. Establishes a collaborative relationship between the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD) and The Knowlton School of Architecture(KSOA) with the addition of a workstation computing lab in Architecture, and added seats at ACCAD's facility and a new faculty position in computing in the KSOA 1990 Architects Read and Write National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar Residency/participation grant 1981 AIA Scholastic Award, Yale University AIA Scholarship Award, Yale University 1980 Wendy Elizabeth Blanning Award, Yale University ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE 1989-Present The Ohio State University Department/Section Committees Undergraduate Studies Chair: Set up and met with Undergraduate student representative group; coordinated teaching assignments; worked with Undergraduate honors and curriculum committees; prepared material for NAAB accreditation review; handled individual student cases Undergraduate Advising Committee Undergraduate Admissions Committee Lefevre Search Committee: member, , ; chair, Undergraduate Committee (Now part of the UG Curriculum Committee) Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. Chair, Graduate Studies Committee. (Reviews applications to the graduate program; serves as graduate curriculum committee.) Design Committee (Now part of the UG Curriculum Committee) Honors Committee. Reviewed Honors petitions and projects , , Faculty Search Committee. Affirmative Action Advocate, , hired one new faculty member. Chair, During , there were no positions to fill; as chair, responded to questions about positions. During , a search was initiated late in the year, and postponed due to a hiring freeze. As chair, organized the search, placed advertisements, responded to applicants. Chair, : Section Head and Assistant professor searches Adhoc Computer Committee. Committee established by the department chair to review the computer needs of the department and to discuss the future directions of computer use within department. Section Tasks Au 2003 Coordinate final review schedules Coordinate academic schedules for section required courses Undergraduate recruitment: Honors and Scholars recruitment meals; phoning honors and minority students, high school presentations. School committees School Curriculum Committee, Chair (2002-3), member (2003-4) Chair, Digital Library Committee: Searched for visual resource librarian, worked to 2/2

3 design, establish, and maintain visual resource library for KSA Chair Search Committee. Affirmative Action Advocate. This committee was formed to find, and recommend to the Director of the School, candidates for the position of chair of the Department of Architecture Professional Partnerships. This committee serves as an interface between the School and the local professional community present Computer Committee : Chair, Subcommittee on Policy and Planning. In addition to dealing with day to day policy issues regarding existing labs and networks, the subcommittee has taken on the long neglected task of developing a vision of the place of computing in the school and attempting to identify funding sources to make that vision a reality Director Search Committee; Affirmative Action Advocate. Special Assignments Philanthropy and Architecture. At the request of the director of the School, researched and reported on historical and contemporary relationships between philanthropy and architecture, and the potential for future research in this area Developed Summer reading list for incoming students 1991 Selected books for end of the year prizes 1992, 1993 Organized end of the year prizes Form-z Principal Investigator Life Sciences Building, Ohio State University: design consultant to University Architect Architectural Juries 1987, 88, 89 New Jersey Institute of Technology 1988 University of Cincinnatti 1988 The Ohio State University 1993 Miami University 1999 University of Oregon, Program in Rome Spring 2003 Syracuse University Superjury thesis reviews and competition judge Autumn 2003 Knowlton School of Architecture: competition judge, Gui Competiton Autumn 2003 University of Michigan Final Design Reviews: Three plus studio,. Craig Borum Spring 2004 University of Virginia, senior studio and graduate thesis reviews Interdisciplinary Reviews Sculpture, Painting, Drawing Master's Committees 1993, Sculpture 1995 Civil Engineering PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 1990-present Cadwell Murphy Architecture, Columbus, Ohio, Principal Mimring Road Houses: Master plan, design of three houses (unbuilt) Design Consultant: Ciesla House renovation, Norman/Drunsic House addition and renovation Case Study Cleveland: Selected for limited competition and exhibition, Spaces Gallery, Cleveland 2000 Green Houses for Chicago competition Barrett House, Columbus, Ohio. (unbuilt) McCulloch/Hayton House addition, Columbus, Ohio Norris House, Genoa, Ohio Brush Hill Village, East Middlebury, Vermont, Planning of residential/commercial village; Design of homes. (unbuilt) Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, P.C., New York, New York Selected Projects: 3/3

4 1989 International Square Renovation Project, Washington DC. Project Architect, sole team member. (unbuilt) DG Bank Tower, Frankfurt-Am-Main, Germany. Design development: Wintergarden 1988 Goldman Sachs Headquarters, London, England. Design development: Gallery Drexel Burnham Lambert, New York, New York. Job Captain, Schematic design. (unbuilt) Chifley Square Competition, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Architect/Developer Competition; Sole KPF representative to competiton; KPF/Travis Partners, Architects, Bond Corporation, Developer. Premiated entry. (scheme produced for competition: unbuilt) Lincoln Centre, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Schematic design: One of two design team members. Design development, construction documents: Pavilion, public interior spaces. Job Captain, : Completion of construction documents, Construction administration Seattle Art Museum Proposal, Seattle, Washington. One of two design team members. (unbuilt) 1984 Lincoln Center Competition, New York, New York. One of three design team members. (unbuilt) 1983 Peter L. Gluck & Associates, New York, New York Uris Hall Addition, Columbia University, New York, New York. Intermediate designer D Urso Design, Hong Kong and New York Projects: 1982 The I Club, Hong Kong. Design development 1983 The International Design Center, New York, New York. Schematic design, project management; One of two team members. (unbuilt) 1983 Esprit Store, Los Angeles, California. Schematic design 1982 Yuncken Freeman Hong Kong, Hong Kong YFHK office interior, Hong Kong. Design development and production. Summer 1981 Cesar Pelli and Associates, New Haven, Connecticut World Financial Center. New York, New York. Design team member, design development phase Prior to Professional degree Summer, 1980 Bassetti Norton Metler and Rothschild, Seattle, Washington Modelmaker Summer, 1979 Yale School of Architecture Building Project, West Haven, Connecticut Construction June-Dec.1977 Nacul Environmental Design Center, Amherst, Ma. Architectural Intern, non-profit design center Summer, 1976 VOLU, Accra and Agona Port, Ghana Construction Laborer, volunteer program LECTURES Spring, 1995 Ohio Society of Architectural Historians Columbus Chapter Frank Lloyd Wright and the Architecture of the Kitchen" Spring, 1994 The Ohio State University School of Architecture Norris House with Mike Cadwell Autumn 1993 Wexner Center for the Arts Louis I. Kahn: Life, Work, Legacy Three part lecture series in conjunction with the exhibition Louis I. Kahn: In the Realm of Architecture" 4/4

5 EXHIBITIONS 2002 Case Study Cleveland invited competition and exhibition: Spaces Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio, 2001; University of Toronto Gallery, Spring 2000, 2003, 2005 Knowlton School of Architecture Faculty Work Equal Partners Exhibition/ catalogue: Smith College Museum of Art; University of Florida, Gainesville; University of California, Berkeley April, 1995 ACSA Annual Meeting Faculty Design Projects Case Study House Seattle, Washington Juried Exhibition Autumn 1994 House Rules Case Study House Wexner Center for the Arts Commission Autumn 1993 Ohio by Design Norris House Canton Art Institute Canton, Ohio Juried exhibition Autumn 1991 Items of Inspiration Hopkins Hall Gallery The Ohio State University Group exhibition: Photo/etching collages Autumn 1991 Faculty Work Department of Architecture The Ohio State University Informal Group Show: Brush Hill Village Summer 1989 New York Architecture Frankfurt, Germany Exhibition included DG Bank Tower Wintergarden Drawings Autumn 1980 Non architectural work Yale School of Art and Architecture Gallery Group exhibition: Photo etchings January 1976 Removal from Reality experimental prints Smith College Northampton, Massachusetts Solo Show PRESENTATIONS March 2007 (pending) 2007 ACSA Annual Meeting Insulation and Modernism January 1999 AIA Columbus: Invited lecture: Cadwell & Murphy September 1999 Wexner Center, Invited lecture: Frank Lloyd Wright March ACSA Annual Meeting "Multimodal Technologies for Interschool Collaboration" March ACSA Annual Meeting Design project presented: Case Study House: Comfort and Convenience March, ACSA Annual Meeting Moderator: History Session: Examining the Excluded Paper presented: Frank Lloyd Wright and the Architecture of the Kitchen, 5/5

6 PUBLICATIONS Publication of Creative and Professional Work done Since Case Study Cleveland, exhibition catalogue 1996 Architecture Criticism, Seoul, South Korea: Norris House 1994 "Case Study House: Convenience and Comfort": 83rd Annual ACSA Proceedings ACSA Press, 1995 Assemblage 24, MIT Press, Cambridge, 1994 Metropolis, October, 1994 L Arca, September, 1994 Space Design, Seoul, South Korea 1996 Citations and reviews: Architecture, October, 1994 House Beautiful, October, 1994 Progressive Architecture, November, 1994 Cleveland Plain Dealer, September 25, 1994 Columbus Dispatch, September 18, 1994 Ohio State Lantern, September 21, 1994 Ohio State Quest, Winter, 1995 JAE, Journal of Architectural Education, September, 1995 Editorship Perspecta 19, The Yale Architectural Journal MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1982 Brian Healy, Nate McBride, Editors, Jane Murphy, Assistant Editor Edited Books Transformations of the American Kitchen, in Kitchen and Cuisine: Contributions to the cultural history of cooking and eating from the 18th century until today, 1999 edited by Herbert Lachmayer, Elfie Miklautz, Reinhard Elsendie "Kuche als Object--Kuche als Raum" in DIE KUCHE Zur Geschichte eines architektonischen sozialen, und imaginativen Raumes, Bohlau, Vienna Essay "Reading", in bük, exhibition catalogue, Semantics Gallery, 1994 Papers in Proceedings 2007 Insulation and Modernism: Proceedings of the 95 th Annual Meeting of the ACSA ACSA Press, 2007 (forthcoming) "Frank Lloyd Wright and the Architecture of the Kitchen" A Community of Diverse Interests Proceedings of the 82nd Annual Meeting of the ACSA ACSA Press, 1994 "Multimodal Technologies for Interschool Collaboration" Architecture: Material and Imagined Proceedings of the 85th Annual Meeting of the ACSA ACSA Press, 1997 Publication of Professional work done in collaboration prior to 1989: 6/6

7 Projects done with Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, P.C General Sources: Process: Architecture #86, November 1989, Tokyo Kohn Pedersen Fox: Buildings and Projects , Rizzoli, New York, 1987 Kohn Pedersen Fox: Architecture and Urbanism , Rizzoli, New York, 1993 Selected Projects: DG Bank Tower, Frankfurt, Germany American Salute to a European City Progressive Architecture, September 1993 The New Downtown Architectural Record, June, 1992 Why Architects Draw, Edward Robbins, MIT Press, Cambridge, 1994 Goldman Sachs Headquarters, London, England (In) visible Giant Progressive Architecture, March, 1992 Lincoln Centre, Minneapolis, Minnesota Architecture: the AIA Journal, May, 1988 Architecture Minnesota, 1989 Project done with D Urso Design The I Club, Hong Kong Joe D Urso in Hong Kong Interior Design, May 1983 SIGNIFICANT TRAVEL 1974 Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa, Lesotho 1976 Ghana, Togo, Burkino Faso, Niger, Algeria 1980 The United States Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, China, Thailand, Indonesia 1986 Costa Rica 1987 Australia 1996, 1999 Italy, Ireland 2005 Paris, France 7/7