Gregory Marinic - The Interior Architecture Theory Reader

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Volkan Alkanoglu is the founding principal of Volkan Alkanoglu Design. He is a registered architect with the Architektenkammer in Germany and a LEED Accredited Professional in the United States. His work has been exhibited at international institutions and featured in international design publications. Alkanoglu taught at the Georgia Institute of Technology after having served as Director of Professional Studies. He previously served as the TVS Design Distinguished Critic at Georgia Tech and held a faculty position at the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles.

Jonathon R. Anderson is an assistant professor of interior design at Ryerson University in Toronto. His research explores how industrial manufacturing and CNC technologies influence the design and making processes. His work is characterized by innovative and explorative methods that result in interconnected design, fine art, and technology solutions. From this nontraditional process emerges a provocative, complex design language that visually communicates at various scales by emphasizing corporeal and phenomenological experiences. Anderson holds a Master of Fine Arts in Furniture Design from Savannah College of Art and Design and a BS in Architecture from Southern Illinois University.

Markus Berger is an associate professor and the graduate program director in the Department of Interior Architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design. He holds a Diplomingenieur fr Architektur from the Technische Universitt Wien, Austria, and is a registered architect (SBA) in the Netherlands. Prior to coming to the United States, he practiced as an artist and architect; taught in Austria, India, and Pakistan; and worked with UN Studio in the Netherlands. He co-founded and serves as co-editor of Int|AR Journal of Interventions and Adaptive Reuse, an interdisciplinary publication that encompasses issues of preservation, conservation, alteration, and intervention. The work in his research, writing, and InsideOut Design studio focuses on change and design interventions in the built environment.

Caryn Brause is an assistant professor and the graduate program director in the Department of Architecture at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. She is a registered architect, a member of the American Institute of Architects, and principal of SITELAB Architecture + Design. Her practice explores the reuse of abundant resources, including existing building stock, underutilized landscapes, and repurposed materials. Her design work for EcoBuilding Bargains, the largest material reuse store in New England, won a 2013 AIA New England Citation Award. Her teaching investigates critical skills for contemporary practice, both technological and interpersonal. Brause received a 2016 AIA/ACSA Practice + Leadership Award and a 2013 NCARB Award for her project Voices from the Field: From Design Concept to Reality, which spans design, materials, methods, and professional practice. She is author of The Designers Field Guide to Collaboration, published by Routledge in 2017.