I find it a great honor to teach, to share knowledge and be inspired by students. I began teaching at the University of Oregon, as an Assistant Professor (Adjunct), in 2006, when I taught the two-term, Introduction to Architectural Design studio sequence. Summer term 2007, I taught an Intermediate Design studio, and have returned to teach the Introduction to Arch. studios again this year, Winter and Spring terms 2007.

"The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled."
-Plutarch, On Listening to Lectures

Here is an image of my students last year, grouped around their site model, and holding ceramic tiles each of them had made for their project:

I have posted much of the work from my students in flickr.com: Go Here.

2007		University of Oregon, Department of Architecture, School of Architecture and Allied Arts - Assistant Professor of Architecture (Adjunct): Winter/Spring Terms: Introduction to Architectural Design Studio I and II, ARCH 283, 284 (renumbered).
2006		University of Oregon, Department of Architecture, School of Architecture and Allied Arts - Assistant Professor of Architecture (Adjunct): Winter/Spring Terms: Introduction to Architectural Design Studio I and II, ARCH 181,182. Summer Term: Institute for Holistic Architecture, An Adaptive Reuse Project. ARCH 4/584 (Intermediate design studio).
1995-2005		University of Oregon, Department of Architecture, School of Architecture and Allied Arts: Guest Critic; Lecturer, Eco Design Conference (1999).
2002		University of California, Berkeley - School of Information Management and Systems: Guest Critic.
1994		Sonoma State University EXCEL Program: "The Wonders of Architecture" - 2 week course, ages 10-16.
1990-1997		University of Oregon, Craft Center: Instructor: Basic Woodshop/Furniture Making/Fused Glass/Stained Glass/Glass Etching/Clock Making.
2002-present		Argentine Tango: "Structure and Feeling in Close Embrace" - Group and Private lessons.

Writing

Sex, God and Architecture - A Guidebook for the Student - This project is in process, and I post it here in the hopes of getting some feedback. It is still quite rough, but I am happy with the way it is taking shape.

Christopher Alexander: A Holistic Theory of Architecture - Submitted to The Prince of Wales's Insitute of Architecture, London, England (now The Prince's Foundation) and validated by the University of Wales as fullfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy. Accepted and Ratified, 2004.