NAAB Faculty Resumes, 2013 - Tulane School of Architecture

Kenneth Schwartz, FAIA
Favrot Professor of Architecture and Dean
Courses Taught:
APFC 4100/6161 Professional Concerns – Professional Practice and Ethics – Fall 2012
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Cornell University, 1979
M.Arch., Urban Design, Cornell University, 1983
Teaching Experience:
Professor, Tulane University 2008-present
Assistant, Associate, Full Professor, University of Virginia 1984-2008
Visiting Assistant Professor, Princeton University 1986-1987
Assistant Professor, Syracuse University 1981-1984
Visiting Assistant Professor, Cornell University Spring 1982
Professional Experience:
Community Planning + Design LLC 2005-2008
Renaissance Planning Group 2001-2005
Schwartz-Kinnard, Architects 1983-2008
Macon-Chaintreuil & Associates 1979-1980
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Vermont (former licenses)
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Various publications for Tulane School of Architecture 2008-present
“Landscape as Mentor: Repositioning Urbanism in the Suburban Setting”, 2004
Eastern Planning Initiative Report (with others) 2002
West Main Street Economic Development and Urban Infill 1998
“In the Shadow of the University”, APA National Convention (with M. Cox and W. Harris) 1998
Fifeville Community Design: A Public, Private, University Collaboration (with M. Cox) 1998
The Case for Technology Integration in Community Design 1997
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
American Institute of Certified Planners (through 2008)
Service
Southeast Regional Director, ACSA 2006-2008
Member, APELSCIDA Board, Virginia (licensing) 2004-2008
President-Elect, President, NAAB 1999-2001
Chair, AIA Educators Practitioners Network 1999-2001
AIA Case Studies Working Group member 2000-2002
Planning Commissioner, City of Charlottesville 1997-2001
Chair, Art and Architectural Review Board, State of Virginia 1995-1997