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act ANDREW THURLOW, PARTNER > education 1998 Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, NY Masters of Science in Advanced Architectural Design Avery Library Archive, selected for permanent collection CAD Design Honor Award, awarded at graduation Full Teaching Assistant Award Scholarship 1995 Syracuse University, School of Architecture, NY Bachelor of Architecture James Britton Memorial Award for Outstanding Thesis Super Jury, Thesis Invitation in final year AIA Academic Scholarship, New York Frederick W. Revels Traveling Scholarship Slivers Design Award 1990 Greenfield Community College, MA Associate in Science, Art professional experience 2001 - Thurlow Small Architecture, Inc. Pawtucket, RI Partner 2000 UT Battelle Group Designer Oak Ridge National Laboratory Master Plan/Research Campus, DOE/UT-Battelle, Oak Ridge, TN. 1997 Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, www.vsba.com Designer Trenton Firehouse Headquarters, Trenton, NJ & Perelman Quadrangle, Irvine Auditorium Renovation, Philadelphia, PA 1994 - 97 Ballinger, www.ballinger-ae.com Intern Architect Comcast Communications Company, Headend and Hub Facilities Prototypes Cabrini College, Sports Recreation Center, Radnor, PA Rowan University, School of Engineering, Glassboro, NJ Highest Honor Award + Design Excellence, Philadelphia AIA 1994 Munley Brown Architects Intern Architect KOMA Competition, Los Angeles, CA. Honorable Mention
Andrew Thurlow is a Partner in TSA and a tenured Associate Professor in Architecture at Roger Williams University where he founded and runs the School of Art, Architecture and preservation Digital Manufacturing Laboratory. His previous professional work in Philadelphia at the office of Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates includes as a designer on the Trenton Firehouse and the Irvine Auditorium at the University of Pennsylvania. At Ballinger, he was a designer on Headend and Hub Facilities Prototypes for Comcast Communications Company, the Cabrini College, Sports Recreation Center in Radnor, Pennsylvania and Henry M. Rowan Hall, School of Engineering at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey. For Rowan, Ballinger received a 1999 Highest Honor Award and a 1996 Design Excellence Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia Chapter. In 2000, Andrew was one of four faculty at the University of Tennessee to develop a Master Plan for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory with Battelle under the leadership of Department of Energy Secretary Bill Richardson and ORNL Director Bill Medea. He has also taught architecture at Columbia University, the Roger Williams University School of Art, Architecture and Historic Preservation and the University of Tennessee College of Architecture + Design.