Derek presented his Wash. U. New Orleans work on "Community Design" panel (with Craig Wilkins, Judith Kinnard, Micheal Hagge, Jimmie Tucker, Don Koster and Laura Lawson)
St. Louis, MO
November 7, 2009
Conference / Presentation: ACSA/NCAA Administrators Conference
Derek presented his Wash. U. New Orleans work on "Community Design" panel (with Craig Wilkins, Judith Kinnard, Micheal Hagge, Jimmie Tucker, Don Koster and Laura Lawson)
Competition: Wash. U./MIT Team Named Finalist in 2009 JP Morgan Chase Community Development Competition
Derek's Master of Architecture and Urban Design students Philip Burkhardt and Brendan Wittstruck, with MIT Master of City Planning students Jacquelyn Dadakis, Aditi Mehta advised by MIT faculty Karl Seidman, will present their grocery store and urban farm proposal for local non-profit partner Broad Community Connections in New Orleans on Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Article: "Contingency Plans for the Bay Area's Future: The Prospect of Rising Seas Results in a Flood of New Ideas"
Derek's winning Rising Tides competition entry, co-authored by Ian Caine and Michael Heller, featured in Fall 2009 Competitions magazine.
by Michael Dulin
pp. 28-29, 60
excerpt from piece:
"In what could be the boldest move of the entire competition, their proposal really doesn't suggest any spatial strategy, with the exception of expanding wetlands as a protective measure. What they do provide, however, is an incredible diagram showing the flow of water around the state...While the proposal only makes a swipe at the issue of rising tides, in exposing the convoluted world of water resource allocation they build a very compelling case for 'thinking locally and acting globally', which in many ways, is precisely what this competition is about."
Conference / Presentation: New Orleans Under Reconstruction
Derek presented at National Conference in New Orleans on panel titled "Cultural and Ecological Landscapes Under Reconstruction" (with Carol McMichael Reese, Carol Bebelle, Austin Allen, Dilip Da Cunha, Cindi Katz, Andrew Light, Elizabeth Mossop, Denise J. Reed and Jane Wolff)
October 23-24, 2009
Conference / Presentation: A Better World by Design
Derek presents on "Emergency Shelter" panel, moderated by Dietrich Neumann, at the "A Better World By Design Conference," co-hosted by Brown and RISD. Amazing conference, and run by students - extremely impressive.
Conference / Presentation: Imagining America
Derek leads panel titled "Reflecting on and Projecting from 4+ Years of Post-Katrina Community Engaged Design" at IA conference in New Orleans. His former Wash. U. students Jessica Garz and John Kleinschmidt participated on panel.
Terrain Magazine Article: "Designing for the Future"
Derek's winning entry for the Rising Tides competition featured in Fall 2009 issue of Terrain - Northern California's Environmental Magazine.
by Holly Lewis
excerpt from story:
"One team thought that sea level rise might have some redeeming qualities. Derek Hoeferlin, Ian Caine, and Michael Heller, part of the winning St. Louis, Missouri architectural team that submitted the 100 Year Plan, proposed that rising sea level can actually help solve California’s water shortage problems, if the appropriate tools are used to harness it as a way to replenish the state’s freshwater sources. Currently, too much water from Northern California watersheds is shunted to the southern half of the state. The group’s winning entry, which frankly states that it is 'political first and foremost,' advocates an end to 'watershed-hopping.'
above image courtesy Terrain magazine
Teaching/Travel: Los Angeles
Derek and graduate students' field trip to Los Angeles to study multi-family housing and other things LA.
above photo of Hancock Lofts, Koning Eizenberg Architects, West Hollywood.
Blog Article: "The Natural Order of Development"
Derek featured on AIA Archiblog
September 9, 2009
excerpt from story:
"Instead of working with the water, he (Hoeferlin) points out, Army engineers have tried to overpower it with levees. Keeping the water out is exacerbating subsidence, making things worse not better, he says. A better solution is to work with nature.
'Room for water, at multiple scales—from backyards to public rights-of-ways—must be laced into New Orleans' existing fabric and future construction techniques,' he writes."
above image courtesy of AIA Archiblog
Article: "Water Woes"
Derek featured on Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts website
September 3, 2009
Blog Article: "Dutch Dialogues & Hurricane Katrina Prove that Hindsight Is Only 20/20 for a Little While"
Derek featured on Structure Hub blog.
September 2, 2009
excerpt from the story:
"One of the group’s members, St. Louis architect Derek Hoeferlin, just wrote a spot-on critique about the ridiculously short-sighted creation of numerous “urban renewal” plans that ignore the New Orleans’ fundamental “location” problem. Appropriately, Hoeferlin & Dutch Dialogues don’t call for the total abandonment of the city (even though there is substantial wisdom in such a realistically-impossible proposition); instead, the emphasis is on coexistence with the water beyond the levees."
above image courtesy of Structure Hub
Article: "Four Years after the Hurricanes, New Orleans Still Needs a Water Plan"
Derek featured as Washington University in St. Louis News Tip
August 31, 2009
St. Louis Post Dispatch Article: "New Orleans Needs a Water Plan"
Commentary Derek authored timed with the four-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
Featured in St. Louis Post Dispatch, August 30, 2009
excerpt from story:
"...instead of keeping water out in order to maximize development — a model that in any case appears futile in our current economic climate — the city must develop a more nuanced balance between the built environment and what the delta really wants to be: a soggy, sediment-rich landscape."
above image courtesy of St. Louis Post Dispatch
Teaching: Hoeferlin Teaches in Graduate-level Multi-Family Housing Studio
Derek moves from first semester graduate core design studio to third semester graduate design studio with focus on multi-family housing.
Fall 2009
above photo of site visit to Marmol Radzinger pre-fab with presentation by Brent Bryan
Website: guttertogulf.com
First Place Award: Rising Tides Competition
Derek and colleagues Ian Caine and Michael Heller tie for first place in the Rising Tides Competition in San Francisco!
Our proposal is the second board. Click on it see it big.
http://www.risingtidescompetition.com/risingtides/Winners.html
Our proposal is the second board. Click on it see it big.
http://www.risingtidescompetition.com/risingtides/Winners.html
July 2009
And here's various press about it:
Competitions Magazine
excerpt from Structure Hub: "[The] 100 Year Plan - ignores some of the obvious issues involved with sea levels and urban areas and instead focuses on another future crisis: lack of fresh water. The clever proposal involves restoring marshland, ending long-distance transport of water, introducing sustainable desalination, and generally using the changing ecological makeup of the Bay Area to address one of the many elephants in California’s room of looming disasters."
Chicken Coop Update 2009
Derek Hoeferlin's Spring 2009 Wash. U. architecture and urban design studio of 10 students and Jane Wolff's and Elise Shelley's University of Toronto landscape architecture studio of 26 students visit God's Vineyard.
God's Vineyard co-directors Earl Antwine and Noel Jones present the mission of the garden and update the studios on the current state of the coops and garden. The chicken coop is appropriately dirty, fully functioning, fully resilient, and at full capacity. It is outputting dozens upon dozens of beautiful brown and green eggs for the community. The African Geese are happy in their separate goose coop too, despite damage the goose coop received from a wind-driven projectile.
At present, the garden has a new gang of volunteers, including John Kleinschmidt - former Hoeferlin student/RECIPE member and now New Orleans transplant/intern architect at Waggonner & Ball Architects.
GREAT NEWS INDEED!!!
Brazil 2009
Caron and Derek check out Trancoso (super-chill), Salvador (super-intense), Brazilia (super-freaky) and Sao Paolo (super-cool)
June/July 2009
Publication: "Dutch Dialogues: New Orleans - Netherlands: Common Challenges in Urbanized Deltas"
Check out recent publication, edited by Han Meyer, Dale Morris and David Waggonner, about the ongoing work titled Dutch Dialogues. Derek, along with former Washington Univ. students John Kleinschmidt and Jessica Garz, in addition to his Spring 2009 Washington Univ. studio taught with Univ. of Toronto, have been active participants in the important effort.
June 2009
Lecture: "Alberti Talk Numero Quatro"
Derek delivers fourth talk to Gay Lorberbaum's Alberti program at Washington University. The program introduces local St. Louis grade and middle school young people to architecture, urbanism and sustainability. The talk centered on Derek's students' work constructing a chicken coop for a community garden in New Orleans.
June 11, 2009
June 11, 2009
Exhibition: "Post-Katrina NOLA, Episode IV: OPERATION GUTTER TO GULF"
Check out exhibition of Derek's students' New Orleans design work at Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, Washington University in St. Louis, Givens Hall
Summer 2009
Summer 2009
Conference/Presentation: Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA)
Derek, with colleagues Jodi Polzin and Don Koster, presented their methods of community-engaged teaching at Washington University in St. Louis.
May 30, 2009
Kansas City
ACSA/AIA Call for Action: Innovation in Design and Research
Derek's Spring '09 Wash. U. NOLA studio, conducted with Jane Wolff and Elise Shelley at U. Toronto, has been selected by the ACSA (Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture ) to team up innovative university work with AIA (American Institute of Architects) chapters as a viable project for Economic Recovery Act funding.
Check it out:
https://www.acsa-arch.org/faculty/innovation.aspx
Check it out:
https://www.acsa-arch.org/faculty/innovation.aspx
Blog Article: "The Story of St. Thomas 7 Hot Pepper Sauce As Told by the Chickens Who Made It Possible"
Check out Inspired Economist article written by Kelli Peterson about Derek's work in New Orleans:
Publication: Journal of Green Building
Derek's journal article "The Franz Building: A Strong Advocation for Adaptive Re-Use in Post-Katrina New Orleans" is featured in the Winter 2009 issue of the Journal of Green Building.
(with MIT Master of City Planning graduates Holly Jo Sparks, Lakshmi Sridaran (advised by MIT faculty Karl Seidman), and Derek's Spring 2009 Washington University in St. Louis College of Architecture "RECIPE" studio (Alla Agafonov, Nick Berube, Elizabeth Bochner, Claudia Bode, Eric Cesal, Johnny Chen, Leigh Heller, Kathleen Johnson, John Kleinschmidt, Andrew Stern, Aaron Williams)
Gephardt Institute for Public Service
Derek displays his post-Katrina NOLA architecture and urban design studios as part of Washington University's Gephardt Institute for Public Service annual event "Faces of Hope."
The event celebrates the tremendous amount of local, national and international community service learning in which the university actively particpates.
April 2, 2009
Conference/Presentation: Structures for Inclusion (SFI9)
Publication: Document 01 - Street
Derek's Mardi Gras documentation, originally conducted with Rose E. Martin, is re-presented and featured in innaugral issue of Document, co-edited by Aniket Shahane and Christopher Yost. Derek graduated Yale with Aniket and Chris and considers them hands down the two smartest cats to graduate Yale architecture that year.
DOCUMENT is a journal that promotes the discussion of architecture as a temporal and adaptive medium ever susceptible to ordinary and extraordinary use. DOCUMENT solicits original work from an international pool of contributors for themed issues that provide an alternative venue for contemporary topics in architecture and urbanism.
Click on this link to purchase:
http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/document-01-street/6093777
DOCUMENT is a journal that promotes the discussion of architecture as a temporal and adaptive medium ever susceptible to ordinary and extraordinary use. DOCUMENT solicits original work from an international pool of contributors for themed issues that provide an alternative venue for contemporary topics in architecture and urbanism.
Click on this link to purchase:
http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/document-01-street/6093777
Costa Rica 2009
Derek and Caron travel to Osa Penninsula and Manuel Antonio.
Above photo of tidal pools on Pacific coast.
March, 2009
Exhibition: Architecture Discovery Program
Check out exhibit at Sheldon Art Gallery in St. Louis curated by Liane Hancock.
On display is work for the Architecture Discovery Program, a summer workshop that introduces high school students to the field of architecture. Some of Derek's students' work is featured in Liane's great exhibit.
February 20 - June 6, 2009
http://www.sheldonconcerthall.org/galleries_current.asp
On display is work for the Architecture Discovery Program, a summer workshop that introduces high school students to the field of architecture. Some of Derek's students' work is featured in Liane's great exhibit.
February 20 - June 6, 2009
http://www.sheldonconcerthall.org/galleries_current.asp
Lecture: StL - NYC - NOLA
Derek delivers talk to Gay Lorberbaum's Alberti program at Washington University. The program introduces local St. Louis grade and middle school young people to architecture, urbanism and sustainability. The talk centered on adaptively re-using infrastructural spaces in urban conditions in St. Louis (Downtown I-70 viaduct), New York City (High Line project) and New Orleans (canals)
February 21, 2009
February 21, 2009
Teaching: Post-Katrina New Orleans, Episode IV: "OPERATION GUTTER TO GULF (or how I learned to stop worrying and love the water)"
Derek's Spring 2009 Washington University Architecture and Urban Design Studio.
Episode IV is a Spring 2009 collaborative effort between architecture students of the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis and landscape architecture students of the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design at the University of Toronto. The studios' charge is to assist in an ongoing effort titled Dutch Dialogues, a multi-disciplinary trans-national group led by Waggonner & Ball Architects of New Orleans, the American Planning Association and the Royal Netherlands Embassy. The overall intentions of Dutch Dialogues are to examine, research and speculate on integrated water management and infrastructural strategies for New Orleans and the surrounding region. The studios will examine water as a means to rehabilitate the urban landscape of New Orleans, positioning water within our sights and within our minds. Multiple scales of architecture, landscape, infrastructure and urbanism will be researched and designed as inextricable parts of the same whole, tracking and integrating water from the gutter to the gulf [of Mexico].
Urban Planning & Water Safety Workshop: Dutch Dialogue II
Derek participated in second of an ongoing series of workshops focusing on water management as both safety and amenity, holistically integrated in the New Orleans region. The collaborative nature of the workshop was developed by the Royal Netherlands Embassy, the American Planning Association, Waggonner & Ball Architects, the Netherlands Water Partnership and the South East Louisiana Flood Protection Authority-East. It brought multi-disciplinary Dutch and American experts together. Three scales of study were studied by three workshop groups. Derek facilitated the "Uptown Crescent" group, which included Han Meyer (Chair, Urban Design-Theory and Methods, TU Delft), Daniel Goedbloed (Civil Engineer, City of Rotterdam), Stijn Koole (Landscape Architect, Bosch Slabbers), Roelof Stuurman (Hydro Geologist, Deltares [Institute for Delta Research ]), John Klingman (Architect/Professor, Tulane University), Ray Manning (Manning Architects, New Orleans), Jeff Soule (American Planning Association), among many others.
October 10-13, 2008
New Orleans, LA
Conference/Presentation: Imagining America
Derek presented his Wash. U. New Orleans design studios at IA conference in Los Angeles. He presented on panel with fellow CITYbuild members Dan Etheridge (Tulane) and Rob Corser (U. Washington) along with Mark Robbins (Dean of Syracuse Architecture School).
http://www.imaginingamerica.org/
October 2, 2008
http://www.imaginingamerica.org/
October 2, 2008
Metropolis Magazine Article: "Experimenting with Disaster"
Derek's Spring '08 design studio's chicken coop featured in article about CITYbuild Consortium of Schools.
September '08
Excerpt from Stephen Zach's nice piece:
"[The chickens have] adapted but are displaying no new forms of evolution. 'They still chickens,' he [Noel Jones] says. 'They're still doing their thing. But I think they're a lot more comfortable because they have a lot more space. So I think they are happier birds.'"
above image courtesy of Metropolis Magazine
Professional: Ranch Rehab, Phase 1
Completed renovation (left) with details (right)
Phase 1: Kitchen and Family Room Renovation Knock out walls; make open plan, tying existing kitchen, family room, living room, dining room and ceiling/wall planes together; paint everything white; hardwood floors throughout; black granite counters, mantle and hearth, black glass tile backsplashes.
Project Design Team: Derek Hoeferlin
Kirkwood, Missouri
2009
Before View of Family Room Fireplace
Under Construction View of Family Room Fireplace/Entertainment Hearth as central floating feature with new flanking openings towards Foyer/Dining Room/Kitchen
Before View of Family Room Fireplace
Under Construction View of Family Room Fireplace/Entertainment Hearth as central floating feature with new flanking openings towards Foyer/Dining Room/Kitchen
Before (blocked) View from Kitchen towards Family Room
Under Construction (open) View from Kitchen towards Family Room
Documentary: "Architecture School"
Derek appears on a "webisode" clip for Sundance Channel's current documentary "Architectue School," co-created by Michael Selditch and Stan Bertheaud. (He also has a silent cameo on TV version of first episode). The documentary follows Derek's alma mater, the Tulane School of Architecture. It features Tulane's URBANbuild studio led by Byron Mouton. The studio constructs an affordable house in Central City, New Orleans. Derek was invited by friend and colleague Byron in fall '07 to guest critique the selected student design to be subsequently built. Check it out:
http://www.sundancechannel.com/videos/230325666
(image courtesy of Sundance Channel)
http://www.sundancechannel.com/videos/230325666
(image courtesy of Sundance Channel)
Professional/Competition: Affordable House
Project Design Team: Derek Hoeferlin, John Kleinschmidt
Competition sponsored by Beyond Housing
http://67.199.65.200/JanetBeckerDesignCompetition/tabid/80/Default.aspx
August, 2008
NOLA Chicken + Goose Coops Online
Derek loads Chicken + Goose Coops to two websites for review and comment:
1) Open Architectue Network
"The Open Architecture Network is an online, open source community dedicated to improving living conditions through innovative and sustainable design."
2) Transforma Projects New Orleans
"Transforma Projects New Orleans seeks to unite creative thinking with the physical and social needs of our city. Our goal is to highlight and imbed the arts into the decision-making processes that affect all neighborhoods and communities."
Alabama, Florida, New Jersey, New York 2008
Derek's Dad's Airstream deployed at Jersey City, New Jersey.
Derek and his Dad really dig deployable streamlined architecture
June 2008
Photo taken at Perry Lakes Park, Alabama. Project is one of three restroom pavilions constructed by the Auburn Rural Studio.
July 2008
Teaching: Architecture Discovery Program
Derek teaches in 2-week summer workshop at Washington University. The short course introduces high school students to architectural design.
July 2008
Professional/Competition: London Adaptable Gallery
Project Design Team: Derek Hoeferlin, Patty Heyda, John Kleinschmidt, Jennifer Ramirez, Pearson Smith, Andy Sternad
July 2008
Lecture: "Flip the World Upside Down"
Publication: "Layered Urbanisms"
Derek's graduate work at Yale that he produced in design studio taught by Mario Gooden is featured in publication edited by Nina Rappaport.
Publication: "Franz Building: From Recovery to Rebirth"
Click here to purchase hard copy or for free download of 2008 JP Morgan Chase Community Development Competition First Place Entry
Article: "COOP DE GRACE: Students Give Facelift to God's Vineyard"
Derek's spring '08 studio featured in New Orleans local newspaper.
The Times Picayune
by Nina Wolgelenter
Thursday, May 22, 2008
http://www.nola.com/timespic/stories/index.ssf?/base/news-6/1211434466144930.xml&coll=1
by Nina Wolgelenter
Thursday, May 22, 2008
http://www.nola.com/timespic/stories/index.ssf?/base/news-6/1211434466144930.xml&coll=1
above image courtesy of The Times Picayune
Teaching: Chicken + Goose Coops Final Assemblies
Project Team: Derek Hoeferlin (Faculty Instructor), Alla Agafonov, Nick Berube, Lizzy Bochner, Claudia Bode, Eric Cesal (Teaching Assistant), Johnny Chen, Leigh Heller, Kathleen Johnson, John Kleinschmidt, Andrew Stern, Aaron Williams
Articles: Wash. U./MIT Win 2008 JP Morgan Chase Community Development Competition
"Central City Project Wins Student Contest"
"Architecture Students Win JP Morgan Chase Community Development Competition" http://record.wustl.edu/news/page/normal/11801.html
"College Students’ Plan to Restore Historic New Orleans Building and Revive O.C. Haley Boulevard Earns $25,000 in Chase Competition "
"Central City Incubator Moving Forward"
above image courtesy of The Times Picayune
Award: Hoeferlin's Wash. U. Studio Wins 2008 JP Morgan Chase Community Development Competition
Derek's studio in collaboration with students from MIT, made a final presentation in New Orleans on May 6. The team was one of five finalists. Other teams were The New School at Parsons (second place), Tulane (third place), Loyola New Orleans and Harvard.
The $25,000 prize is awarded to the non-profit partner, the Good Work Network, as seed money to implement the design.
Download the full competition submission pdf titled
"The Franz Building: From Recovery to Rebirth"
at:
Student rendering of renovated Franz Building
Teaching: Chicken + Goose Coop Fabrications
Derek's Wash. U. Studio returns to chicken and goose coop constructions of pre-fab components to be driven to New Orleans on May 2 for assembly.
Above photograph of chicken coop materials.
(left to right: galvanized fasteners, sliding door hardward, wood for roosting bars, perforated steel angle structure, wood for chicken ramp and nesting boxes, mini-rib pre-painted corrugated metal for roof and sliding doors, transparent and translucent 'polygal' polycarbonate for wall panels and operable louvers)
Morocco 2008
Caron and Derek visit Marrakech, Jbel Toubkal (High Atlas Mountains), Ait Benhaddao, Quarzazate, Dadas and Todra Gorges, Draa Valley, Zagora, Mhamid, Erg Chigaga (sand dunes in the Sahara)
Caron and Derek riding camels on the Erg Chigaga sand dunes of the Sahara desert, near the border of Algeria
March 12, 2008
Carpets drying in the Draa Valley
March 11, 2008
Sheep going for a ride in the High Atlas Mountains
March 10, 2008
Caron and Derek riding camels on the Erg Chigaga sand dunes of the Sahara desert, near the border of Algeria
March 12, 2008
Carpets drying in the Draa Valley
March 11, 2008
Sheep going for a ride in the High Atlas Mountains
March 10, 2008
Grant Submissions
This semester's Derek Hoeferlin Wash. U. design studio has teamed up with M.I.T. to assist a New Orleans small business non-profit organization, the Good Work Network, in aquiring multiple grants:
2008 JP Morgan Chase Community Development Competition (first place awarded $25,000)
Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF) Plan Into Action Grant (awarded $40,000)
National Trust for Historic Preservation Grant (one of nine finalists)
The project submitted is for a renovation to the Franz Building, a historic structure on Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard in Central City, New Orleans.
2008 JP Morgan Chase Community Development Competition (first place awarded $25,000)
Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF) Plan Into Action Grant (awarded $40,000)
National Trust for Historic Preservation Grant (one of nine finalists)
The project submitted is for a renovation to the Franz Building, a historic structure on Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard in Central City, New Orleans.
Teaching/Travel: Spring 2008 Studio Field Trip to New Orleans
Derek leads third student field trip to New Orleans
(photo taken on Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard in Central City neighborhood at Franz Building project site)
February, 2008
Lecture: "NOLA: New Orleans Louisiana"
Derek delivers talk "NOLA, New Orleans, Louisiana" to Dean Bruce Lindsey's and Professor Gay Lorberbaum's "Introduction to Architecture" Freshman seminar at Wash. U.
January 29, 2008
Teaching: "Post-Katrina NOLA, Episode III: 'RECIPE'"
Derek leads third in a sequence of Post-Katrina New Orleans Design Studios at Washington University. This version will collaborate directly with community clients.
One is a community garden in the Lower Garden District known as God's Vineyard. Students will design and fabricate a new chicken coop for the urban agriculture portion of the garden (see existing coop above).
The second client is with the Good Work Network. The students will design a renovation and speculate on additions to the existing structure Good Work has purchased on Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard in the Central City neighborhood (see existing building above).
Award: CITYbuild Honored with ACSA Award
The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) has recognized CITYbuild Consortium of Schools with the 2007-2008 ACSA Collaborative Practice Award
Lecture: "China Is Gigantic"
CITYbuild Annual Meeting
Derek participated in the CITYbuild annual meeting held at Tulane University. In addition to Derek representing Washington Univ., other members present were Rob Corser (Univ. of Kansas), Kathy McCabe (Boston Architectural College), Clemson Univ., John Dwyer (Univ. of Minnesota), Lora Kim (Wentworth Institute of Technology), Bryan Bell (Design Corps), Patrick Rhodes (interim CITYbuild Director), Dan Ethridge (Tulane City Center), Jared Hueter (CITYbuild Coordinator), Scott Bernhard (Tulane), and Sarah Gamble (former CITYbuild Coordinator)
11-30-07 to 12-2-07
11-30-07 to 12-2-07
Exhibition: "Post-Katrina NOLA, Episodes I & II"
Exhibition of Derek's students' New Orleans design work at Washington University School of Architecture in St. Louis
11-5-07 to 11-17-07
Exhibition: "Groundwork"
Derek's Wash. U. New Orleans studios featured as part of CITYbuild Consortium of Schools exhibit at the Designery in Boston.
October, 2007
October, 2007
Professional/Competition: Multi-Family Housing, Portland, Oregon
Project Design Team: Derek Hoeferlin, Liane Hancock, Jessica Garz
2007
Article: "Wong Works to Rebuild New Orleans Neighborhood'
Derek's Spring 2007 NOLA studio and student Carolyn Wong featured in Washington University News:
http://record.wustl.edu/news/page/normal/9508.html
http://record.wustl.edu/news/page/normal/9508.html
China and Thailand 2007
Caron and Derek visit Beijing, Shanghai, Anhui and Yunnan Provinces in China and South Thailand (photo taken in Xinjie, Yunnan Province)
http://caronderekdotheprc.blogspot.com/
Summer 2007
Teaching/Travel: Spring 2007 Studio Field Trip to New Orleans
Derek leads second student field trip to New Orleans
(photo taken at Taylor Park in the Hoffman Triangle area of the Central City neighborhood)
February, 2007
Teaching: "Post Katrina NOLA, Episode II: 'FLOOD...FEMA...FOOTPRINT...The New New Orleanian 'F#$!' Words'"
Derek teaches second in a series of design studios focusing on architecture & urban design strategies for Post-Katrina New Orleans
Work primarily focuses on District 2
Spring, 2007
Work primarily focuses on District 2
Spring, 2007
Professional: Hoeferlin Project Manager for Unified New Orleans Plan (UNOP)
Derek collaborated with H3 Studio, Inc. of St. Louis and Waggonner & Ball Architects of New Orleans on the Unified New Orleans Plan (UNOP), a community-engaged recovery planning process which was the first plan Post-Katrina to be formally adopted by the City of New Orleans and acts as guidelines for key projects to be funded publicly and privately. Key recommendations of the plan have been incorporated in the current Office of Recovery Managment and serve as potential recovery and planning initiatives for New Orleans' future.
Derek's key role was Project Manager for Planning District 2 (Central City/Garden District) & Planning District 13 (Lower Coast/English Turn). In addition to managing the complex execution of the project and its deliverables, Derek was lead for the design, writing and production of the final reports, "A Framework for Sustainable Urban Resilience in Planning District 2" and "A Framework for Ecological Resilience in Planning District 13."
Derek's key role was Project Manager for Planning District 2 (Central City/Garden District) & Planning District 13 (Lower Coast/English Turn). In addition to managing the complex execution of the project and its deliverables, Derek was lead for the design, writing and production of the final reports, "A Framework for Sustainable Urban Resilience in Planning District 2" and "A Framework for Ecological Resilience in Planning District 13."
H3 Studio was one of 4 District Planners for the UNOP process. H3 Studio was also District Planner for District 8 (Lower Ninth Ward and Holy Cross) and Neighborhood Planner for District 12 (Algiers). Derek also served as Project Manager for their role in District 12.
http://unifiedneworleansplan.com/home3/
http://unifiedneworleansplan.com/home3/
September, 2006 to January, 2007
Exhibition: "Project New Orleans"
Student work from Derek's Spring 2006 New Orleans studio featured in exhibit
New Orleans African American Museum
10-28-06 to 12-8-06
and on-line:
http://www.project-neworleans.org/
http://www.project-neworleans.org/transportationinfrastructure/taxfree1.html
http://www.project-neworleans.org/floodinfrastructure/newcanalsneeded1.html
http://www.project-neworleans.org/urbananalysis/nolagame1.html
http://www.project-neworleans.org/urbananalysis/intoxicatedurbanism1.html
Professional: Wall-View House 1, Orcas Island, Washington
Project Design Team: Derek Hoeferlin
Construction: exposed steel structure, glass, black zinc cladding, concrete floors with radiant heating, sod roof, perforated galvanized decking
2006
Professional: Wall-View Houses 2+3, Palm Springs, California
Project Design Team: Derek Hoeferlin
2006
Lecture: "Rebuilding New Orleans"
Derek delivered a presentation to "Hurricane Katrina, A Case Study in Disaster and Relief," an American Studies course at Washington University focusing on Post-Katrina Rebuilding
(photo taken in St. Bernard Parish)
April, 2006
Publication: "Groundwork 2006 Review - CITYbuild Consortium of Schools"
Derek's Spring 2006 students' work featured in first annual report.
Other contibuting schools and organizations:
Univ. of Kansas
Boston Architectural College
Kansas State Univ. with Project Locus
Univ. of Montana
Tulane
Wentworth Institute of Technology
MIT
Univ. of Kentucky
Univ. of Montana
Univ. of Southern California
Design Corps
http://www.citybuild.org/resources/Cb_AR06_501x%2002.pdf
Vietnam 2006
Derek & Caron visit Hanoi, Halong Bay, Ho Chi Minh City and Mui Ne
(photo taken on bus from Mui Ne to Ho Chi Minh City)
http://caronderekdovietnam.blogspot.com/
March, 2006
Exhibition: "New New Orleans"
Exhibit of Derek's students' proposals for housing prototypes
Washington University School of Architecture
February, 2006
Washington University Joins CITYbuild Consortium of Schools
CITYbuild Consortium of Schools was formed in response to Hurricane Katrina. The group of schools intend to work collaboratively and be engaged directly with the community.
Derek is the member council representative for Washington University
Teaching/Travel: Spring 2006 Studio Field Trip to New Orleans
Derek leads first student field trip to New Orleans
(photo taken in Lakeview neighborhood)
March, 2006
Teaching: "Post-Katrina NOLA, Episode I: 'Funky New Orleanian Specifications'"
Derek teaches first in series of design studios focusing on architecture & urban design strategies for Post-Katrina New Orleans
Work primarily focuses on Central City neighborhood
Spring, 2006
Professional: St. Bernard Parish Recovery Plan
Derek collaborated with Waggonner & Ball Architects & Tulane Regional Urban Design Center on the Recovery Plan for St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana
http://www.stbpcrc.com/PDFs/St-Bernard-Parish-Planning-eBook.pdf
2006
Spain 2006
Caron & Derek Visit Madrid, Bilbao & San Sebastian
(photo taken in Bilbao)
http://caronderekdospain.blogspot.com/
January, 2006
Teaching: Hoeferlin Begins Teaching at Washington University in St. Louis
Derek Hoeferlin begins teaching as Lecturer in the Graduate School of Architecture & Urban Design in St. Louis. He teaches with Sung Ho Kim and Catalina Freixas in the 317 design studio, the first semester design studio for incoming Graduate Architecture students.
Fall 2005
Fall 2005
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