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Hermann Gruenwald, Ph.D., AIA 1901 Inglewood Drive - Norman, OK 73071 (405) 325-0142 (Work) - (405) 364-6338 (Home) http://www.ou.edu/class/hgruenwald Internet: HGRUENWALD@ou.edu ______________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION: Ph. D. Adult and Higher Education Administration OU, Fall 1995 Master of Education University of Oklahoma, Fall 1995 Master of Business Administration Southern Methodist University,May 1989 Master of Architecture University of Houston - University Park, August 1984 Dipl. Ing. Arch. (Architectural Engineering Degree) July 1983 Rudolph Diesel Politechnikum/Fachhochschule Augsburg, West Germany Thesis "Survey of Computer Applications in Architectural Firms" Dissertation "Learning and Change in the Marketing Approach of Architects" WORK EXPERIENCE: Director of Development, College of Architecture, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK; Fall 1995 - present Work closely with the Dean, Directors and Board of Visitors of the College of Architecture to develop and implement a fund-raising plan for the College. Director Design Research Center, College of Architecture University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK; Spring 1995 - present Direct and coordinate the research efforts of the College of Architecture and its divisions: Architecture, City and Regional Planning, Construction Science, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture. Nurture faculty and industry relationships, and outreach activities of the college. Visiting Associate Professor Architecture, College of Architecture Teach graduate and undergradutate courses in Architecture and Interior Design University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK; Spring 1995 - present Visiting Associate Professor Civil Engineering & Environmental Science College of Engineering, OU Norman, OK; Spring 1995 - present INDUSTRY POSITIONS: Vice President Tri-Steel Structures, Inc., Denton, Texas. Managing Director Hawk Advertisement, Director of Marketing Responsible for streamlining operations to strategically position Tri-Steel Structures within the residential and commercial market. P&L and management responsibility for the activities of the architecture, engineering, estimating manufacturing and construction departments to assure timely and quality projects. Increased productivity of the architecture and engineering department while maintaining highest design standards. Expanded manufacturing capabilities from single plant to multiple plant locations in Atlanta, Dallas and Los Angeles. Founding director of Tri-Steel's Advanced Framing Systems, division. Developed a new pre-engineered steel framing system with the infrastructure to support it on a nationwide basis. Liaison duties between technical services, marketing, sales, building officials, subcontractors and clients. Conduct seminars and training workshops. Work with the CEO on marketing strategy and corporate special projects. Tri-Steel Structures is the leading manufacturer of steel frame homes and commercial structures with over 1300 dealers nationwide and in 25 foreign countries, including Australia, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Taiwan, and Japan. Dec. 1988 - Jan. 1995. R&D Manager - Tri-Steel Structures, Denton, Texas. Implemented CADD system and trained/supervised architects and engineers. Developed numerous computer programs to automate architectural and structural design processes. Researched new building systems and products. Redesigned entire product line. Introduced new standard models for national and regional markets. Cultivated commercial projects. July 85 - December 88. Product Manager - WRT Batesville Arkansas/Dallas Texas. Guided products through development into production and assured integrity of market plans. Designed market specifications, set directions for product introduction and directed promotional programs for an intelligent real-time feed forward distributive process control and energy management system for electrostatic precipitators (air cleaning devices for the utility and cement industry). October 84-July 85. CADD Consultant - Blue Technologies (IBM MAP) Houston, Texas. Consultant for architectural and engineering firms to market, configure, install and customize CADD systems. June 84 - October 84. Teaching Assistant - College of Architecture - University of Houston - University Park. Assisted professors in instructing students in structural systems in wood, steel, concrete and masonry. 1983 - 1984. Assistant Construction Manager - Richard Hohener Architects, Goeggingen. Worked on hospital projects (including US Army hospitals in West Germany). 1982. Designer - Speidel and Partner Architects, Augsburg. Worked on the design of a school and dormitory for mentally handicapped children. Designed single family detached and attached homes 1981. SELECTED PROJECTS: Seventy-five standard models for Tri-Steel Structures Hundreds of custom homes ranging from 975 sq. ft. to over 12,000 sq. ft. Commercial projects for Tri-Steel Structures including: SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: Gruenwald, H. (1996). Teaching Structural Creativity Theory and Practice. Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture - Summer Technology Conference, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, August 2-4, 1996. Gruenwald, H. (1996). The Bombing of the A.P. Murrah Federal Building, Oklahoma City and its Lessons for Disaster Planning and Recovery within Facility Management. International Facility Management Association Foundation. Houston, TX accepted for publication in Fall 1996. Gruenwald, H. (1995). Professional Experience for Graduate Students through Community Outreach Projects, 5th National Conference on the Education and Employment of Graduate Teaching Assistants, Bolder, Colorado Gruenwald, H. (1995). Innovative teaching methods for technical courses: problem based learning applied to concrete structures. 1995 Construction Material & Technology Institute Proceedings. Roger William's University, Bristol, RI. Gruenwald, H. & Gruenwald, L. (1994). Creativity techniques in engineering education. ASEE/GSW Conference Proceedings. Baton Rouge, LA. Gruenwald, H. & Gruenwald, L. (1992). Marketing responding to change in continuing professional education in engineering. AAACE Conference Proceedings CPE and the Learning Organization. Anaheim, CA. SELECTED GUEST LECTURES: "Residential Steel Framing in the USA" Rudolph Diesel Polytechnikum -Fachhochschule Augsburg, Augsburg, West Germany, June 8, 1995 "The Marketing Approach to Fund-Raising" Blanchard Lions Club, April 1, 1996 "Art and Architecture" Academia di Belle Arti L'Aquila, June 14, 1996 "Alternative Sustainable Construction Methods in the USA" Rudolph Diesel Polytechnikum -Fachhochschule Augsburg, Augsburg, West Germany, June 24, 1996 "Light Gage Construction Methods in the USA" University Erlangen, June 25, 1996 "Constructive Design" Technische Universitaet Berlin, June 27, 1996 SELECTED FUNDED RESEARCH: Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture - Grant $ 540 International Facility Management Association - Grant $ 1,000 Vice President of Research Travel Award -Washington, DC $ 550 Vice President of Research Travel Award - California $ 550 Oklahoma State Department of Health 3-D Graphic Analysis of Physical Injuries associated with the Water Resources Board & Journal Record Building $ 1,500 Oklahoma State Department of Health Blast Injury Study Phase I $43,500 SELECTED CONTINUING EDUCATION: ADA & Beyond: Commercial Design for Accessibility, Workshop at University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, April 7, 1995 Residential Design - The new frontier in healthcare,American Society of Interior Designers Workshop at University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, April 8, 1995 Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade I, Certification, accredited by the American Concrete Institute, sponsored by the OK Ready Mix Concrete Association, May 9, 1996 Oklahoma's Eight Annual Statewide Preservation Conference Duncan - Preserve Community, sponsored by Oklahoma Historical Society, Oklahoma Main Street Program, Preservation Oklahoma, Inc.,Oklahoma May 16-18, 1996 SELECTED AWARDS: Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) Full Fellowship to attend the 1995 Construction Materials & Technology Institute Roger Williams University, Bristol, Rhode Island, July 15-19, 1995 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture - Summer Technology Conference, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, August 2-4, 1996. Stipend Vital Signs Training Session - University of California, Berkely Center for Environmenta Design Research and PG&E Energy Center, August 7-11, 1996 - Full Fellowship SELECTED REGISTRATIONS: Registered Architect Registered Building Designer Registered Interior Designer ACI Certified Concrete Technician SELECTED ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS: Member of (AIA) American Institute of Architects Member of (AIBD) American Institute of Building Designers Member of (AERA) American Educational Research Association Member of (ARC) Architectural Research Council Member of (BDB) Bund Deutscher Baumeister und Architekten Member of (CSI) Construction Specification Institute Member of (IFMA) International Facility Management Association Member of (ICBO) International Conference of Building Officials Member of Texas Association for Interior Design
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