Biography
Lynnette Widder (BA Barnard College, 1985; March Columbia
University, 1990; PhD, University of Zurich, in progress) is Associate
Professor in the Department of Architecture at the Rhode Island School of
Design. She has also taught at Columbia University, Cornell University, the ETH
Zurich, Parsons School of Design, Cranbrook Academy, City College of New York
and the University of British Columbia.
Her professional work with
aardvarchitecture has been widely published. From 1994-98, she was editor of
the bilingual architecture quarterly Daidalos, and recently authored Ira Rakatansky: As Modern as Tomorrow (William
Stout, 2010), funded by a Graham Foundation institutional grant. She was
co-curator of Berlin-New York Dialogues at the AIA Center for Architecture in
New York and DAZ in Berlin. She is currently pursuing research on
German-American architectural relations 1949-59 funded by the Graham Foundation;
and on the use of bio-based composites in energy-efficient systems integrated
building envelope, which has been presented at conferences in Greece, Belgium,
Switzerland and Finland.
Lynnette Widder
Associate Professor
lwidder@risd.edu
401-454-6281
- BA, Barnard College, Columbia University
- MARCH, Columbia University
- BA, Columbia University
Courses
- ARCH-2156
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN I
- ARCH-2178
INTEGRATED BUILDING SYSTEMS
- ARCH-H401
POSITIONS AND PRACTICE: THE THEORY AND FIELDWORK OF HUMANTARIAN DESIGN IN A GLOBAL WORLD