Mark Hogan
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About
I have worked primarily in the design of multifamily housing, but have strong interests in urban planning and policy, and the history of American urbanization. I strive to accommodate these interests in my professional career by pursuing opportunities that will allow me to work on sustainable architectural projects sited in dense urban regions.
My recent experience has involved working as an in-house BIM consultant at several firms in the US and UK where I have assisted in staff training and creation of office BIM standards on the Autodesk Revit platform. -
Education
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M. Arch ArchitectureUniversity of California, Berkeley2003 - 2006
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BFA Fine ArtSUNY Buffalo1998 - 2000
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NA Fine ArtPratt Institute1996 - 1998
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Experience
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Associate - ArchitectSan Francisco, CAAug 2011 - Present (13 years 4 months)- Lakeside Senior Housing
- 401 Grove/ 300 Ivy Housing
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Mid-level DesignerSan Francisco, CAMar 2011 - Jul 2011 (4 months)Lead the implementation of BIM software at the DSDP office.
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Architect - Level DLondon, United KingdomMar 2010 - Mar 2011 (1 year)BIM Manager on the design of a corporate headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Architectural TechnicianLondon, United KingdomNov 2009 - Mar 2010 (4 months)Temporary position working on Stage D/ Design Development of a primary school.
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DesignerSan Francisco, CAJan 2007 - Aug 2009 (2 years 7 months)Participated in the Re:Vision Dallas sustainable architecture/urban design competition. Xero Project, our entry, was one of three first place winners out of 125+ entries.
Project manager of the Kinsell Commons development for Habitat for Humanity.
Member of a two to three person team on the 8-acre Tassafaronga Village housing development for the Oakland Housing Authority, one of the first LEED for Neighborhood Design projects in California. Winner of a national AIA housing award. -
DesignerPhilip Banta & AssociatesMay 2006 - Dec 2006 (7 months)
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Graduate Student ResearcherCenter for the Built EnvironmentFeb 2004 - May 2006 (2 years 3 months)Performed research on HVAC system design and installation as part of the UFAD Case Studies project.
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Awards
Winning entry with team in Re:Vision Dallas competition.
Chester Miller Fellowship, UC Berkeley Department of Architecture.
Graduated UC Berkeley with a 3.8 GPA. -
Affiliations
American Institute of Architects, LEED BD+C, NCARB
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Elsewhere on the Web
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On Coroflot@mkhogan, member since 2003
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