| Anne Lawrason Marshall Associate Professor Department of Architecture University of Idaho Moscow, ID 83844-2451 phone: 208.885.6781 FAX: 208.885.9428 |
 |
||
 |
I am an Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Idaho and have been here since 1996. Prior to that I taught at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and as an instructor at University of California, Berkeley. I am a registered architect, and before teaching I practiced architecture for ten years. B Arch, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; M Arch, University of California, Berkeley. | ||
| Bouygues
Headquarters, Clamart, France, is one of several large projects that I worked on
while employed at the firm of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo. |
|||
|
|
Architectural design is the heart of our curriculum and the focus of my teaching. I work with students to provide design services to various Idaho communities. I also teach students how to design in larger urban environments and participate in national design competitions. In 2002 two teams of my students placed nationally. I also teach a graduate theory seminar, architectural graphics, and a seminar on traditional Native American and non-Western architecture. |
||
| Morgan
Barry, Stephanie Clarkson, Laila Kinnunen, and Jebrey Moyer won Second
Place in the national Leading Edge Student Design Competition for a
sustainable arts magnet school in Los Angeles. |
|||
 |
My primary research, on the siting of
prehispanic Pueblo great houses in the American Southwest, has been funded
by the Graham Foundation and the Idaho
Humanities Council. The McCune Charitable Foundation funded a digital
exhibition on Chacoan great houses for the Salmon Ruins Museum in New
Mexico. See my Anasazi great
houses web site.
|
||
| Chimney Rock Pueblo
was built on a precipitous ridge in southwestern Colorado. |
|||
 |
I
am also interested in Hindu temples. I researched the siting of temples in
Gaya and the Vindhyachal area
of northern India.
|
||
| Gadaghar Ghat, facing the Phalgu River, is part of the Vishnupad Temple complex in Gaya, India. |
|
||
