Peter
C. O. Anderson
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| Education |
1984-1988 |
Harvard
University, Graduate School of Design Master of Architecture degree
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1987-1988 |
Massachussetts
Institute of Technology, Center for Advanced Visual Studies |
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1983 |
Collège
International de Cannes, Diplôme National de Langue Supérieur, Certificat
Pratique de Français Commercial et Économique |
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1979-1983
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Pacific
Lutheran University, B.A. in French Language and Literature and in
Foreign Area Studies, International Business Concentration |
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1980 |
University
of Washington, Intensive Chinese language program |
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| Employment |
1991-present |
Anderson
Anderson Architecture, Seattle, Washington Partner; critical practice
engaged in building design, experimental technologies, collaborative public
art projects; United States and Japan |
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1997-2001 |
School
of Architecture, University of Hawaii at Manoa Director, Construction
Process Innovation Laboratory |
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1984-1998 |
Bay
Pacific Construction, Inc., Seattle, Washington President, building
design and construction in Washington and Japan |
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1996-1998 |
Construction
Technology Transfer Program, Tokyo and Kobe, Japan Board of Directors;
Lecture Presenter. Federally funded program administered by the University
of Washington |
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1987 |
M.I.T.
/ Yeshiva University, New York, New York Construction technician for
interactive computer projection art exhibition |
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1984-1988
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Harvard
University, Communications Office, Cambridge, Massachusetts Editorial
assistant, writing, editing, preparation of publications |
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1984 |
ERABLE
/ Bernard Roy, architect, Paris, France Assistant to the architect,
construction management |
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1977-1984
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Construction
industry work with various employers Construction and design projects
in Washington, France, Italy |
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1981 |
Podere
della Fonte Ferrata, Castagnetto Carducci, Italy Builder and designer
of fixtures, furniture, structures |
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| Experience |
Peter
Anderson has worked in the construction industry in the U.S., France,
Italy and Japan, and has a particular interest in international trade
as it relates to construction technology and new communication technology.
He is President of Bay Pacific Construction as well as a Partner in Anderson
Anderson Architecture. From 1997-2001 he was a visiting faculty member
of the University of Hawaii School of Architecture, where he held the
position of Director of the Construction Process Innovation Laboratory,
conducting research and teaching in the area of international entrepreneurial
business opportunities in technology and urban development. He has frequently
been invited to speak at universities and at international architecture
and building construction conferences in the United States, Japan, and
Southeast Asia, and has been extensively involved in developing and presenting
construction technology courses and seminars for design and construction
professionals in Japan and America.
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His design
work has received numerous regional, national and international awards,
and has been widely published in books and journals in the U.S., Europe,
Australia and Asia as well as in numerous newspaper and magazine articles.
His design and construction technology work has been included in the PBS
television series Future Quest, and featured on CNN and on NHK TV in Japan.
His projects have been exhibited in numerous group and solo exhibitions,
are included in the permanent collection of the San Francisco Museum of
Modern Art, and are the subject of a current monograph from Princeton
Architectural Press, Anderson Anderson: Architecture and Construction. |
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| Academic
Experience |
University
of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Architecture. Visiting Assistant Professor,
1997-1998 Academic Year, Assistant Professor, non-tenure track part time
position, 1998-2000, Assistant Professor, non-tenure track full time position,
Fall 2000. Director of Construction Process Innovation Laboratory. |
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Technology
Transfer Seminars, (Program administered by the University of Washington
College of Forest Resources) Kobe and Tokyo, Japan February, March, July,
November 1996. |
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University
of Washington College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Seattle,
WA. Frequent guest critic for studio reviews. |
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University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Collaboration with Assistant Professor
Andrew Zago and team of graduate students on two-week design competition
charrette, December 1995. |
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University
of Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska. Art Department reviews, November 1995. |
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University
of Dallas, Dallas, Texas. Art Department reviews, March 1993. |
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| Academic
References |
Bruce
Lippke, Professor, Director Center for International Trade in Forest
Products University Of Washington 123 Anderson Hall, AR-10 Seattle, WA
98195 Tel: (206) 543-8684 blippke@u.washington.edu
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Otto
Piene, Professor, Director Emeritus Center for Advanced Visual Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 383 Old Ayer Road Groten, MA 01450
Tel: (978) 448-5240 piene@mit.edu
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Susan
Jones, Associate Professor University Of Washington School of Architecture
Principal, NBBJ, Seattle 124A Architecture Hall Box 355720 Seattle, WA
98195-5720 Work: (206) 616-9067 shjones@u.washington.edu
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Andrew
Zago, Principal, Andrew Zago Architects 1150 Griswald Suite 3500 Detroit,
MI 48226 Tel: (313) 961-2781 Zago@bignet.com |