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Marshall Brown MARSHALL BROWN Contact Information PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 3 College Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 T (646) 342-1559 E [email protected] www.marshallbrownprojects.com EDUCATION 2000 Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA Master of Architecture 2000 Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA Master of Architecture in Urban Design 1995 Washington University, St. Louis Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, Cum Laude ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION, LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE 2018 - present Director, Princeton University Center for Architecture, Urbanism, and Infrastructure The Center supports collective research, symposia, conferences, publications, working sessions, public dialogues and curricular initiatives. The Director carries full responsibility for setting the agenda and managing resources. Year one accomplishments include expansion of the executive committee, outreach to new external partners, website rehabilitation,and initiation of transdisciplinary Urban Agent Boot Camp workshops for students and faculty. 2016 Co-Chair, ACSA Administrators’ Conference, Chicago Illinois Hosted annual conference of architecture school heads on behalf of IIT College of Architecture in collaboration with J. Meejin Yoon. Responsibilities were developing the theme, selecting speakers, managing the speaker budget, organizing and moderating panels for annual conference of architecture school heads. 2013-14 Director, IIT Master of Landscape Architecture Program Initiated Master of Landscape Architecture + Urbanism program; Recruited and hired faculty, recruited students, and worked with the Dean on fundraising initiatives; Represented program at national ASLA meeting; Developed and taught new first semester core studio and initiated program wide workshops for students on public presentation ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS 2018 - present Princeton University School of Architecture, Princeton, NJ Associate Professor 2008-18 Illinois Institute of Technology College of Architecture, Chicago, IL Associate Professor 2014-2018, Assistant Professor 2008-14 2005-08 University of Cincinnati School of Architecture and Interior Design Assistant Professor 2006-08, Visiting Assistant Professor 2005-06 GUEST TEACHING 2010-11 Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, MI Saarinen Visiting Critic 2009,10 University of Toronto Daniels Faculty, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Cities Centre Urban Design Workshop PAGE 1 OF 9 MARSHALL BROWN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE SELECTED HONORS + AWARDS 2016 Selected Exhibitor U.S. Pavilion, Venice Architecture Biennale 2014 Service Award Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Service Award 2011 Finalist Navy Pier Centennial Vision Competition with Martha Schwartz Partners and Davis Brody Bond 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award Washington University Department of Architecture, St. Louis, MO 2010 NEA Fellow MacDowell Colony, New Hampshire Eight week residency fellowship at America’s oldest artist colony 2010 University Excellence in Teaching Award Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL 2010 New Faculty Teaching Award Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and American Institute of Architecture Students 2008 Rotch Traveling Studio Grant Boston Society of Architects 2000 Ronald M. Druker Traveling Fellowship, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 2011-present Professional Registrations: Licensed Architect, Illinois 2011-present MARSHALL BROWN PROJECTS, Inc. Internationally recognized architecture and urban design practice based in Chicago. Projects include Smooth Growth Plan for Washington Park Chicago; Finalist proposal for Navy Pier redevelopment; Dequindre Civic Academy project for U.S. Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale; Ziggurat Pavilion for the Arts Club of Chicago; Borock Residence, Brooklyn New York www.marshallbrownprojects.com 2012-18 NEW PROJECTS, Founder and Co-Director Urbanism studio and exhibition space in Chicago. Collaboration with curator Stephanie Smith 2009 Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture Competition Design consultant to J. Max Bond Jr. for winning design competition team, Freelon / Adjaye / Bond 2003-05 Pentagram Architecture, New York: Project Designer Harvard Place House: 3500 sf Retreat, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Levy/Church Residence, New York 2001-03 Davis Brody Bond LLP, Architects and Planners, New York: Project Designer Police Emergency Garage at LaGuardia Airport, NY; Whitney Museum expansion, NY, joint venture with Rem Koolhaas & OMA; Valeo Technical Center expansion, Auburn Hills, MI PAGE 2 OF 9 MARSHALL BROWN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE PROFESSIONAL AND CIVIC SERVICE 2014-18 Executive Committee Member and Vice President 2017-18 The Arts Club of Chicago 2015-18 Member Mayor’s Cultural Advisory Council, Chicago, IL 2014 Member Cultural Plan Stewardship Committee, Chicago, IL 2012-14 Member Stateway Community Partners Board of Advisors, Chicago, IL 2005-10 Member Develop Don’t Destroy Brooklyn Advisory Board, New York 2004-09 Founder and Director Atlantic Yards Development WorkShop, New York In collaboration with New York City Council Member Letitia James . ACADEMIC SERVICE 2016-17 IIT National Organization of Minority Architecture Students Advisor 2015-18 IIT College of Architecture University Faculty Council Representative 2009-18 IIT College of Architecture Library Committee Chair 2015-18 2011-14 Editorial Board Member, Journal of Architectural Education 2010-11 IIT University Diversity Committee 2010-18 IIT College of Architecture Faculty Appointment and Retention Committee 2011 Speaker at IIT TedX conference 2010 IIT College of Architecture Graduate Admissions Review Committee 2009-10 IIT University Minority Recruitment Committee 2009 IIT College of Architecture Graduate Curriculum Committee 2008-18 IIT College of Architecture Undergraduate Advising 2009-10 IIT College of Architecture Faculty Secretary 2007 University of Cincinnati DAAP College Lecture Series Committee 2006 University of Cincinnati Aronoff Center for Design and Art Tenth Anniversary Celebration Committee Co-chair PAGE 3 OF 9 MARSHALL BROWN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE INSTITUTIONAL COLLECTIONS Art Institute of Chicago San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Crystal Bridges Museum, Bentonville, Arkansas Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago University Club of Chicago SELECTED EXHIBITIONS 2019 Solo Exhibition Western Exhibitions, Chicago 2019 Solo Exhibition Princeton School of Architecture 2017 Group Exhibition Chicago Architecture Biennial: Making New History 2016 Group Exhibition Venice Architecture Biennale U.S. Pavilion : The Architectural Imagination (traveled to Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit and A+D Museum, Los Angeles in 2017) 2016 Solo Exhibition Arts Club of Chicago: Ziggurat 2016 Solo Exhibition Western Exhibitions, Chicago: Chimera 2016 Group Exhibition Chicago Architecture Foundation: 50 Designers, 50 Ideas, 50 Wards 2013 Solo Exhibition Western Exhibitions, Chicago: The Center of the World 2012 Solo Exhibition Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit: A Concept for Future Development 2009 Group Exhibition AIA Descours, New Orleans: Xtraterrestrialcarpetobscura Collaboration with artist Dana Carter 2009 Group Exhibition 4th International Architecture Biennale, Rotterdam: The Arsenal of Exclusion/Inclusion 2007 Exhibition Advisor Municipal Arts Society of New York: Jane Jacobs and the Future of New York 2007 Solo Exhibition Soapbox Gallery Brooklyn, New York: UNITY, Alternative Development Strategies for the Atlantic Yards Collaboration with Anna Dietzsch and Alex Felson PAGE 4 OF 9 MARSHALL BROWN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Book Chapter Brown, Marshall, “Planned Unit Developments.” The Arsenal of Exclusion and Inclusion. Tobias Armborst, Daniel D’Oca, Georgeen Theodore, and Riley Gold. New York: Actar, 2017. 252-254. Essay and Work in Exhibition Catalog Brown, Marshall. “The Architecture of Creative Miscegenation.” Make New History: 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial, edited by Mark Lee and Sharon Johnston, Lars Muller, 2017. p. 120 Essay and Work in Exhibition Catalog Brown, Marshall. “Dequindre Civic Academy.” Log 37 (2016): 138-47. Published Essay Brown, Marshall. “Chimera: The Architecture of Creative Miscegenation.” Journal of Architectural Education, v. 70, i. 22-27. Project in Book Chapter Mileaf, Janine. “A Hurried Breath of Modernity.” The Arts Club at 100 Art and Culture in Chicago, 1916-2016. Ed. Janine Mileaf and Susan F. Rossen. Chicago: Arts Club of Chicago, 2016. 100-123. Marshall Brown’s Ziggurat project featured on page 123 Published Essay (online) Brown, Marshall. “Endgame: An Open Letter to the Guggenheim Helsinki Finalists.” The Architect’s Newspaper. The Architect’s Newspaper, LLC, 30 June 2015. Web. 20 Nov. 2016. Published Essay Brown, Marshall. “20th Century Urban Revitalization : 10 American Projects.” Shi dai jian zhu = Time + Architecture.6146 (2015): 68-9. Published Essay Brown, Marshall, “Difficult Territory.” Journal of Architectural Education, v. 68, i. 2, October 2014. 155. Published Essay Brown, Marshall. “Possibilities Over Prescriptions: Pundits Speculating about the Design Commission for the Obama Library Need to Broaden their Perspectives.” Metropolis 33.10 (2014): 64,64,66,68,70. Published Essay Brown, Marshall “Kick the Architectural Competition Habit.” The Architect’s Newspaper. 19 Feb. 2014. 14. Published Interview Brown, Marshall and
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