Iver Wahl
Professor
- Education
- Kansas State University: Master of Landscape Architecture, 1976
- University of Colorado at Denver: Master of Architecture, 1975
- University of Edinburgh: 4th Year B.Arch., plus selected M.L.A. and M.U.R.P. program classes.
- University of Colorado at Boulder: Bachelor of Architecture, 1973
- Teaching Area
- Fundamentals, Architectural Design, Landscape Design, Specialized Electives, Related Design, Technical Courses, Theory and Methods, History of Architecture
- Memberships
- AIA, Earthquake Engineering Research Institute
- Academic and Professional Honors
- Award for Design Excellence, American Institute of Architects, Colorado Chapter, 1969.
- Award of Merit, American Society of Landscape Architects, Prairie Chapter, 1980.
- Distinguished Lectureship, University of Oklahoma Associates, 1985.
- Faculty Fellowship, University of Oklahoma Associates, 1986, 1988.
- Registration
- Licensed Architect, Colorado and Georgia
- Licensed Landscape Architect, Kansas
- National Certification, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
- Teaching Experience
- University of Oklahoma: Professor of Architecture, 2003-present
- University of Oklahoma: Associate Professor of Architecture, 1981-2003
- Institut Tecknologi Mara, Shah Alam, Malaysia (Representing Texas A&M): Associate Professor of Architecture, Jan. 1987-Jan. 1988.
- University of Georgia: Assistant Professor, 1976-1981.
- Professional Experience
- Consultant, Media Five Ltd. Honolulu, Hawaii, Summer 1989.
- Assistant City Planner, City of Greenwood Village, Englewood, CO, 1975.
- Production (some design), Muchow Associates, Architects, Denver, CO, 1973-1975.
- Publications (selected)
- Design Presentations for Architects. Book published by Van Nostrand Reinhold, NY, 1987.
- Advisory Editor, Project Profile Magazine, Thermaplan Inc., Lincoln, NE, 1985.
- Research and Creative Activities
- Tropical architecture, Research at selected sites in three Southeast Asian countries, 1987.
- Technical issues in Anasazi architecture, Research at selected sites in three Southwestern states of the U.S.A., 1988.
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