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PROFILE
Jeanine
Centuori is an architect in the States of California and
New York. She did her architectural internship with Toshiko Mori
Architect, current Head of the GSD at Harvard University. Her educational
background include degrees from The Cooper Union and Cranbrook Academy
of Art, where architecture is pursued as an art form. She holds
a teaching position in Woodbury University’s Department of
Architecture where she is the Director of the Hollywood Center for
Community Research and Design. She has been very involved in community
outreach projects in practice and academia. Her projects and articles
have been published and awarded by peers.
jeanine@urbanrockdesign.com
Russell
Rock works as an artist and urban designer. He attended
Alma College as an undergraduate, studying Art and English, did
coursework at College for Creative Studies, and holds an M.F.A.
in Painting from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI.
During his time
with the Urban Design Center of Northeast Ohio at Kent State University
(UDC), he collaborated on the City of Kent/Kent State University
Framework Plan, a cooperative redevelopment urban design between
a city and its university, and the Ohio & Erie Canal National
Historic Corridor, an regional analysis that successfully obtained
National Cultural Historic Corridor designation for a 75 mile long
collection of towns, villages, and municipalities surrounding the
route of the old Canal. Russell did design work, research, grantswriting,
and project management while at the UDC.
In LA he has
worked on public projects with various community groups in Hollywood
and San Pedro. Russell has taught architecture and urban design
at Kent State University, where he has Visiting Critic in Urban
Design, and currently teaches architecture at Pasadena City College.
russell@urbanrockdesign.com
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