David Rockwood

Associate Dean & Associate Professor

Office: SoA 201A

Phone: (808) 956-8656

Fax: (808) 956-7778

E-mail: rockwood@hawaii.edu

Area of Specialty: design, structural technology

Courses Teaching:

83 Princeton University, Master of Architecture degree.

78 University of Oregon, Bachelor of Architecture degree.

07-08 University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture. Interim Associate Dean.

06 University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture. Assistant Dean.

02-06 University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture. Coordinator: Structs/Materials Strand

99 Pratt Institute School of Architecture. Acting Chair, Graduate Architecture & Urban Design.

97-99 Pratt Institute School of Architecture. Graduate Thesis Coordinator.

95-96 Pratt Institute School of Architecture. Assistant to the Dean , Academic Affairs.

94-95 Pratt Institute School of Architecture. Coordinator of Student Advisement.

88-91 Oregon School of Architecture + Design. Director of Academic Affairs.

Teaching

02-08 University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture. Associate Professor.

08 Fall ARCH 523 Architecture Systems II: Wood & Steel

08 Spr ARCH 518 Advanced Systems

07 Fall ARCH 317 Structure/Material Systems A - Wood

07 Spr ARCH 518 Advanced Systems

06 Fall ARCH 301 Advanced Architecture Studio A

06 Fall ARCH 317 Structure/Material Systems A - Wood

06 Spr ARCH 418 Non-structural Materials

05 Fall ARCH 301 Advanced Architecture Studio A

05 Fall ARCH 317 Structure/Material Systems A - Wood

05 Spr ARCH 302 Asia Pacific Architecture Studio

05 Spr ARCH 418 Non-structural Materials

04 Fall ARCH 301 Advanced Architecture Studio A

04 Fall ARCH 320 Intro. to Building Systems

04 Spr ARCH 477 Research Seminar

04 Spr ARCH 418 Non-structural Materials

04 Spr ARCH 302 Asia Pacific Architecture Studio

03 Fall ARCH 317 Structure/Material Systems A - Wood

03 Fall ARCH 301 Advanced Architecture Studio A

03 Spr ARCH 418 Non-structural Materials

03 Spr ARCH 302 Advanced Architecture Studio B

02 Fall ARCH 301 Advanced Architecture Studio A

94-02 Pratt Institute School of Architecture. Adjunct Associate Professor.

02 Spr ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio

02 Spr ARCH 400 Advanced Design Studio.

01 Fall ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio

01 Fall ARCH 400 Advanced Design Studio.

01 Smr ARCH 521C CAD (form Z).

01 Spr ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio

01 Spr ARCH 485P Degree Project Design Studio

00 Fall ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio

00 Fall ARCH 484P Degree Project Research.

00 Spr ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio

00 Spr ARCH 610 Graduate Thesis Research

00 Spr ARCH 521C CAD (form Z)

99 Fall ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio

99 Fall ARCH 610 Graduate Thesis Research

99 Spr ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio

99 Spr ARCH 610 Graduate Thesis Research.

99 Spr ARCH 521C CAD (form Z).

98 Fall ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio.

98 Fall ARCH 610 Graduate Thesis Research.

98 Fall ARCH 213 Advanced Architectural Media.

98 Smr ARCH 521C CAD (form Z).

98 Spr ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio.

98 Spr ARCH 602 Graduate Architectural Design Studio.

97 Fall ARCH 603 Graduate Thesis Architectural Design Studio.

97 Fall ARCH 602 Graduate Architectural Design Studio.

97 Smr ARCH 521C CAD (form Z).

97 Spr ARCH 300 Undergraduate Thesis Advisor.

96 Spr ARCH 521C CAD (form Z).

96 Fall ARCH 603 Graduate Design Thesis Advisor.

96 Fall ARCH 212 Life Support Systems.

96 Fall ARCH 300 Advanced Design Studio.

96 Fall ARCH 300 Undergraduate Thesis Advisor.

96 Smr ARCH 565P Designing with Form Z

96 Spr ARCH 300 Advanced Design Studio.

96 Spr ARCH 300 Undergraduate Thesis Advisor.

95 Fall ARCH 301 Advanced Design Studio.

95 Spr ARCH 300 Advanced Design (vertical) Studio.

94 Fall ARCH 301 Advanced Design Studio.

94 Portland State University. Adjunct Professor of Architecture.

94 Smr ARCH 211 Architectural Media l & ll.

94 Wtr ARCH 461 Advanced Architecture Design Studio.

93 University of Washington. Visiting Lecturer in Architecture.

93 Fall ARCH 503 Graduate Architecture Design Studio.

92 Pacific Northwest College of Art. Instructor.

92 Fall Principal Critic/Advisor for Graduate Architectural Design Thesis.

92 Smr Architecture and Urban Design Studio.

91-92 University of Washington. Visiting Lecturer in Architecture.

92 Fall ARCH 500 Graduate Architecture and Urban Design Studio.

92 Wtr ARCH 501 Graduate Architecture Design Studio.

91 Fall ARCH 500 Graduate Architecture and Urban Design Studio.

85-89 Oregon School of Architecture + Design. Assistant Professor of Architecture

89 Smr ARC 340 History / Theory Seminar, Le Corbusier and Terragni.

89 Spr ARC 202 Architecture Design Studio.

88 Fall ARC 201 Architecture Design Studio.

88 Smr ARC 301 Architecture Design Studio.

88 Spr ARC 412 History / Theory Seminar, Modern Architecture ll.

88 Spr ARC 202 Architecture Design Studio.

87 Fall ARC 201 Architecture Design Studio.

86 Fall ARC 401 Architecture Design Studio.

86 Spr ARC 112 History / Theory Intro Survey ll.

86 Fall ARC 502 Architecture Thesis Design Studio.

86 Smr ARC 501 Architecture Thesis Design Studio.

85 Fall ARC 301 Architecture Design Studio.

85 Fall ARC 111 History / Theory Intro Survey 1.

83 Princeton University. Graduate Teaching Assistant. Critic for undergraduate studio.

81 University of Oregon. Assistant Instructor. Critic for Urban Summer Design Studio.

77 University of Oregon. Teaching Assistant. Critic for a spatial composition course.

Professional Experience

85-08 David Rockwood Architect, Honolulu, HI. Principal.

Projects include:

-Gragg Condominiums, Copsey Houses, Moriarty House, Folk House, Small House, Saunders Hall Café, Norwegian Wood Store, Katz House, Wattis House, “Jack-In-the-Box” House Prototype, Urban Row House Prototype, Energy House Prototype, In/Out House, United Carriage Building, Residential Tower Prototype, Alex Forma Menswear 2, Product Design for Swid Powell, Inc., Bucek House, Barnett House, Aspenwall Cabin, Choragic Monument to 20th C Architecture, Neilson House, Alex Forma Menswear, Taffs House, Gordon House, Burnside House, Rockwood House, Fiore House, Belfiglio House, Padon House, Arrien House, Starrett House, Anderson House and Studio, Gilfillian House.

- Consulting for Garfield Hacker Architects:

-The High Desert Museum, Bend OR, Project Architect. Coordinated design, consultants, government agencies, and contractor from concept through construction.

-Arizona Historical Society Museum, Tempe, AZ, Project Designer (a $7M project won in national competition). Developed key design/construction details.

82-84 Michael Graves Architect, Princeton, NJ

-Newark Museum, Newark, NJ (a $21M, 146,000 square foot addition and renovation project), Project Designer and Assistant Project Manager.

-The Humana Building, Louisville, KY (a $60M, 27 floor single-tenant office tower project won in invited competition). Designer (competition-phase).

-San Juan Capistrano Regional Library, San Juan Capistrano, CA (a 1.8M, 10,000 square foot project won in invited competition). Production Team Member.

-The Republic Building, San Antonio, Texas (A design/feasibility study for a 1 million square foot banking, office, and retail development). Design Team Member.

-Michael C. Carlos Hall, Emory University, Atlanta, GA (a 2.6 million dollar renovation of the university’s Museum of Art and Archaeology. Designer.

-Object and Exhibition Design. Sunar side chair (winner of Progressive Architecture International Furniture Design Competition Award). Project Designer. Allesi Tea Service (one of a collection of silver tea services commissioned for traveling exhibition). Project Designer, Alacantra Pavilion (an exhibition pavilion for the Italian manufacturer’s fabric collection). Design Team Member.

83 Batey & Mack, San Francisco, CA. Designer, Kaffie Residence, Corpus Christi, TX .

81 Self Employed, Portland, OR. Designer and Contractor. Residential projects.

80 Selig/Henslee Architects, Portland, OR. Draftsperson / Designer. Institutional projects.

80-78 Gordon H. Hoops, Architect, Portland, OR. Draftsperson / Designer. Residential projects.

Registration

04-08 Registered Architect, State of Hawaii.

85-08 Registered Architect, State of Oregon.

Honors

06 University of Hawaii at Manoa – UHM Sustainability Council Certificate of Nomination

99-00 Pratt Institute Faculty Development Award.

92 Represented by Yokohama Design Library (a Japanese international design center).

92 Invited artist, A Mailbox Auction, The Smithsonian Institution Archives for American Art.

91 Work included in Architectural Digest, August 91 Special Issue, The AD 100: Architects

87 Progressive Architecture. Work included in the Special Issue, Young Architects.

87-88 Western Home Awards, Award of Merit, A.I.A./ Sunset Magazine.

86 OCAPA Award for Excellence in Concrete.

85 Fulbright Grant. Recommended by American and Italian Committees.

82-83 Princeton University. Full tuition merit scholarship.

Exhibitions

04 International Architecture Competition for the realization of the Olympic Landmark, Pavilion d’Arsenal, Paris, France.

00 Storefront for Art and Architecture (with Claudia Dias), New York.

98 Pratt Institute School of Architecture.

95 Buenos Aires International Biennial of Architecture.

95 Pratt Institute School of Architecture.

94 University of Washington School of Architecture.

93 Buenos Aires International Biennial of Architecture.

93 University of Washington School of Architecture.

92 ARS Nova Gallery, “Four Architects.”

88 American Institute of Architects , Portland Chapter. One-person exhibition.

87 Portland Architectural League, “Building and Landscape.”

86 Works Current. “Best of Show.”

83 Princeton University School of Architecture. Exhibition (best of student work).

81 Princeton University School of Architecture. Exhibition (best of student work).

Competitions

04 Designtope Competition: Wooden Small Chairs.

04 International Architecture Competition for the realization of the Olympic Landmark, Paris, France.

04 Living Smart: Big Ideas for Small Lots – A Competition for Narrow Lot House Designs of Excellence.

03 The World Trade Center Site Memorial Competition (with David Katz).

98 The Potus (international competition for Clinton Memorial Library), 1st place.

97 The Chair (international ideas competition for memorial facility), 2nd place.

96 The Idiot (international ideas competition for educational facility), 3rd place.

95 The Juice (international competition for crime victim’s memorial), Semi-Finalist.

Grants and Awards

04 University of Hawaii Office of Technology Transfer and Economic Development (with Gregor Fischer, Asst. Prof., UHM Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering). A $5,000.00 award was offered for prototyping and testing of the invention “Ventilating Roofing System”.

04 College of Engineering Research Council Seed Grant, UHM (with Gregor Fischer, Asst. Prof., UHM Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering). “Modular building technologies for green and cost-efficient housing structures using advanced composites and recycled materials.” Project Funded in amount of $20,000.

04 University Research Council Faculty Travel Fund. A $1,400.00 award was made to allow travel to Oakland, California to deliver a paper entitled “Emulating Natural Processes in Industrial Production: Considerations of Mass-Customization as an Influence in Ecological Design Pedagogy” at the Eco-Wave conference in Oakland, CA.

03 Research Relations Fund, UHM, Spring 2003, Research Grant Proposal (with Jin-Ho Park, Asst. Prof., UHM School of Architecture), “A Full-Scale Construction of Rudolph Schindler’s Panel Post Construction System, 1933-42.” The project is concerned with R.M. Schindler’s Post Panel Construction Method (PPCM) of 1933-42. Project Funded in amount of $3,200.00 for the period May 1, 2003 – April 30, 2004.

93 Oregon Council for the Humanities / National Endowment for the Humanities. The grant allowed research into models of contemporary architectural practice, and a public lecture given on the topic.

Patent Applications - Patents

07 “Heat and Moisture Dissipating Building Cladding” (with Gregor Fischer) – U. S. Patent.

05 “Heat and Moisture Dissipating Low-Slope Roof Assembly”.

04 “Modular Floor Assembly”.

04 “Reinforced Cast Structure and Method” (with Gregor Fischer).

04 “Variable Ratio Drive”.

04 “Weather Protecting Cladding System” (with Gregor Fischer).

03 “Deployable Braced Structure”.

03 “Expandable Braced Structure”.

03 “Modular Panel Assembly”.

03 “Ventilating Roofing System” (with Gregor Fischer).

03 “Accelerating Moving Walkway”.

Selected Design and Research

05 Heat and Moisture Dissipating Low-Slope Roof Assembly

05 Permanent Fabric formwork for FRC Shell Structures

04 Energy-Efficient Portable Classroom Design.

04 Post-tensioned Floor Assembly Modules

04 Workstation Design, Dept. of Civil Engineering, UHM.

04 Molded Modular Panel System and Structural Components of Fiber-Reinforced Concrete applied to Low-Cost Housing (with Asst. Prof. Gregor Fischer, Dept of Civil Engineering, UHM).

04 LCD Panel Information Display Enclosures for SoA

03 FRC Cantilever Chair

03 Shell-structure Table of Fiber Reinforced Concrete

03 Modular Shelving of Fiber Reinforced Concrete

03 Post-tensioned Modular Block-wall System of Recycled Glass.

03 Testing Apparatus for Engineered Cementitious Composites (with Asst. Prof. Gregor Fischer, Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering, UHM).

02 Aluminum and Steel Table using moment-joint clamping

02 Stainless Steel and Wood Couch

02 Tropical House Prototype. Project served to explore Fabric Tension Roof and Post-tensioned concrete girder floor systems.

01 PDA Adapters.

01 Mini Electric Composite Car.

01 Folding Commuter Bike.

01 Modular Electric Violin.

99 Ejecting CD Case.

99 Fine Tuning Viol Peg.

99 Robotic Track Lighting System.

99 Hell’s Kitchen, NYC, Urban Design. For the Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Association and the Design Trust for Urban Space.

95 ThinkCap. A wearable multimedia computing/communication device.

94 Dinnerware for Swid Powell, Inc.

Publications

-Bartle, Andrew and Kirchenfeld, Jonathan, “The Big Country,” Ottagono, September, 1988, pp.20-41.

-Boles, Daralice D., “P/A Technics – Precast Concrete,” Progressive Architecture, March 1987.

-Bremen, Karl, “Lightweight concrete breakthrough, “ Portland- The Magazine of Oregon Life and

-Brenneman, Kristina, “Oregon School of Design plots aggressive growth,” Daily Journal of Commerce, Monday, June 17, 1992, p.1, p.28.

-Carmichael, John, “Rockwood Residence,” The Architect – The Journal of the Royal Institute of British Architects, August, 1987, p.57-60

-Campillo, Linda M., “Architect David Rockwood designs for today, “ Daily Journal of Commerce – Portland Business Today, Friday, July 17, 1987, p.5

-Editors, “Open-and-shut laundry sewing room,” Sunset, February, 1988, p.134.

-Editors, “Loom rooms with a view,” Sunset, November, 1987, p.24.

-Editors, “Western Home Awards 1987-1988 Award of Merit,” Sunset, October 1987-Editors,

-Editors, WTC Site Memorial Competition, Downtown Development Corporation, www.wtcsitememorial.org/ent/entI=634202.html, 2004

-Finemore, Barry, “Architect takes part in Mailbox Auction,” Daily Journal of Commerce, Monday, June 17, 1992, p.1, p.40.

-Fisher, Thomas, “Special Issue – Young Architects, David Rockwood”, Progressive Architecture, June 1987, p.67-69.

-Frampton, Kenneth, American Masterworks: The 20th Century House, Rizzoli,.1995, pp. 90-96.

-Gantenbein, Douglas, “Towers of Babble,” Northwest Magazine, October, 1988, pp.6-9.

-Gantenbein, Douglas, Architecture: David Rockwood – Cemento, vetro e acciaio per una struttura modulare, Architectural Digest – Le Piu’ Belle Case del Mondo, June, 1990, pp.11

-Gantenbein, Douglas, “David Rockwood, A steel and Glass Bay-front House in Portland,” Archiectural Digest, August, 1989, pp.72-77

-Gantenbein, Douglas, Architecture: David Rockwood – Une maison de verre et d’acier en bordure de la baie de Portland, Architectural Digest – Les Plus Belles Maisons du Monde, February, 1991, pp.74-79.

-Garrison, Cate, “Arthins,” Willamette Week, September 19-25, 1991, p.19

-Goodall, Rosan, “Precast Panels Use Pumice,” Concrete Products, July, 1986, p.44.

-Gordon, Britta, “State architecture school stalled in blueprint stage,” The Business Journal, August, 31, 1992, p.18

-Gragg, Randy, “Retail’s well-tailored moment”, The Oregonian, Thursday, April 11, 1996., p. D4.

-Gragg, Randy, “AIA April exhibition,” The Oregonian, April 17, 1993, p. C8.

-Gragg, Randy, “Bold architectural statements in exhibit speak of possible,” The Oregonian, Thursday, October 3, 1991., p. C8.

-Gragg, Randy, “Rockwood takes his place with blueprint heavyweights,” The Oregonian, August 11, 1992, p. G1.

-Halliday, Jan, “The View from the Top,” Pacific Northwest, April 1989, pp

-Hughes, Linda, “Architect Turns Mailbox into Art,” Portland Downtowner, June 8, 1992, p. 16.

-Hurd, M.K., Pumice and scoria concrete panels for Oregon home, Concrete Construction, December, 1987, p.47-48.

-Lorin, Charles, “Architect Experiments with Pumice Concrete,” Civil Engineering, July 1986, p.14-15.

-Mershon, Helen, “Form and Substance,” Northwest, March 29, 1987, p.18-19.

-Rense, Paige (Editor), “David Rockwood,” Architectural Digest – The AD 100 Architects: An Exclusive Guide to the World’s Foremost Architects, August 1991, pp.204-205.

-Rockwood, David (Fujii, Wayne, Ed.), David Rockwood, GA Houses – Project #55

-Design + Urbanism, Hell’s Kitchen South: Developing Strategies, Design Trust for Urban Space, 2002.

-Rockwood, David (Fujii, Wayne, Ed.), David Rockwood, Jack-in-the-Box House, GA Houses – Project #52, 1997, pp.130-131.

-Rockwood, David (Fujii, Wayne, Ed.), “David Rockwood, Residential Tower Prototype, GA Houses – Project #48, 1996, pp.170-173.

-Rockwood, David (Fujii, Wayne, Ed.), “David Rockwood, In/Out House,” GA Houses – Project #45, 1995.

-Rockwood, David (Fujii, Wayne, Ed.), “David Rockwood, Sky Vault House,” GA Houses – Project #41, 1994, pp.128-130.

-Rockwood, David (Fujii, Wayne, Ed.), David Rockwood, GA Houses – Project #37

-Rockwood, David, “Intimate Architecture Machines: The Speed of Architecture in the Age of Digital Simulacra,” Proceedings, Fifth International Symposium on Asia Pacific Architecture, School of Architecture, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2003, pp.149-156

-Rockwood, David et al, “Cretan’s Paradox in Fictionland, OR My House Dreams, Therefore I am Not,” Column 5, 1992, pp.18-25.

-Ross, Terry, “Gone But Not Forgotten,” Willamette Week, January 24 -30,1991, p.19-20.

-Ross, Terry, “Diary of a Culture Junkie,” Willamette Week, September 6-12,1990, p.18-2-117.

-Ross, Terry, “Housing Authorities – Two talented local architects have very different ideas of what a home is,” Willamette Week, October 25 –November 1, 1989, p.1,14.

-Ryll, Thomas, “Island home turns concrete into abstract,” The Columbian, Sunday, July 6, 1987, p. G1

-Schneider, Romana, “David Rockwood: Casa per I Genitori,” Domus, June, 1988, pp.14-15.

-Shaw, Larry, “Builders cast lot with homes of precast concrete,” The Oregonian, Thursday, June 8, 1986., p. D8.

-Stone, Janet, “A Special Place,” The Islander, September, 1986, p.1,4,6.

-Woll, Allison, L., Archives of American Art, Mailbox Auction, Smithsonian Institution, 1992, p.30.

-Woods, Joe, “New Construction Technique,” Contractor’s Weekly, January 25, 1986, 5---Carmichael, John, “Pumice Concrete Panels,” Concrete International: Design and Construction, November, 1986, pp.31-32.

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-Yee, Rendow, Architectural Drawing: A Visual Compendium, John Wiley & Sons, 2003, p.51.

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