| D. Bitz, Ph. D. (Emory University), Associate Professor, School of Architecture. Areas of Interest: History of architecture, architectural theory, Italian humanism.
| | | M. H. Carr, M. L. A. (North Carolina State University), Associate Dean, College of Design, Construction and Planning, Professor, Landscape Architecture. Areas of Interest: Regional Conservation Strategies, Greenway/Corridor Design,Land Use Planning at the Urban/Rural Interface, Land Use Planning and Reserve Design in Central America, Ecotourism, Recreational Carrying Capacity, Environmental Policy | | | A. Chini, Ph. D. (University of Maryland at College Park), Director and Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: Quality assurance/quality control in construction, residential framing systems, temporary structures, recycled materials for pavement, highway bridges. | | | | I. Flood, Ph.D. (University of Manchester), Associate Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: | | | M. A. Gold, M. Arch. (University of Florida), Associate Professor, School of Architecture. Areas of Interest: Infrastructural, multifamily and residential projects responsive to the climate and character of the Florida landscape. | | | M. J. Hasell, D. Arch. (University of Michigan), Graduate Coordinator and Professor, Interior Design. Areas of Interest: Reciprocal interactions between people and space within an Action Research Framework.
| | | J. W. Hinze, Ph.D. (Stanford University), Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: Safety on the construction site.
| | | R. Issa, Ph. D. (Mississippi State University), Graduate Coordinator and Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: Construction process modeling, legal, and contractual issues; analysis and design of structural systems and components, AI/Expert systems, and virtual reality, multimedia. | | | C. J. Kibert, Ph. D. (University of South Florida), Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: Environmental impacts of construction, construction data control technology, expert systems applications, combustion toxicology, and statistical quality control (SQC). | | | L. C. Muszynski, Ph.D. (Purdue University), Associate Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: | |
| | P. Oppenheim, Ph. D. (University of Maryland), Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: Heating ventilation and air conditioning, energy management, and wood structures. | | | M. Portillo, Ph. D. (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Chair and Associate Professor, Interior Design. Areas of Interest: Color Theory and Application,
Domain-specific Creativity within Design and across Disciplines,
Narrative Inquiry | | | R. T. Schnadelbach, M. L. A. (Harvard University), Professor, Landscape Architecture. Areas of Interest: Basic design with specialization in urban form and historic landscapes. | | | R. H. Schneider, Ph.D. (University of Florida), Graduate Coordinator and Professor, Urban and Regional Planning. Areas of Interest: Urban planning policy and analysis, planning and design conflict resolution, substandard housing research, planning methods, history and theory of urban and regional planning. | | | G. W. Siebein, M. Arch. (University of Florida), Professor, School of Architecture. Areas of Interest: Architectural acoustics, energy conservation, lighting, daylighting, life safety. | | | C. Silver, Ph.D. (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill), Dean, College of Design, Construction and Planning, Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning. Areas of Interest: Planning history and international planning development. | | J. M. Stein, Ph. D. (University of Michigan), Professor, Urban and Regional Planning. Areas of Interest: Economic development, infrastructure, educational finance, real estate development and growth management planning.
| | | R. L. Steiner, Ph. D. (University of California at Berkeley), Associate Professor, Urban and Regional Planning. Areas of Interest: Patterns of use and mode choice in traditional neighborhood shopping districts, bicycle and pedestrian environments, and transportation concurrency and the Florida Growth Management Act. | | | R. C. Stroh, Sr., Ph. D. (Pennsylvania State University), Research Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Building Construction. Areas of Interest: Affordable housing, statistical methods, cost saving construction.
| | | K. M. Tanzer, M. Arch. (North Carolina State University), Graduate Coordinator and Professor, School of Architecture. Areas of Interest: Invisible aspects of architecture such as architectural notation and the presence of the human body in the architectural project.
| | | W. L. Tilson, M. Arch. (Virginia Polytechnic Institute), Assistant Dean, College of Design, Construction and Planning, Professor, School of Architecture. Areas of Interest: Architectural and urban preservation in Caribbean and Latin America, interactive media applications in architectural research, early 20th century architecture in the Americas. | |
| P. D. Zwick, Ph.D. (University of Florida), Associate Dean & Director of Ph. D. Program, College of Design, Construction and Planning, Professor, Urban and Regional Planning. Areas of Interest: Environmental and geographic information systems. |
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