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 Biographical Sketch & Bibliography

Linda Krause, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Architecture

lrkrause@uwm.edu

 

 

Education
Yale University: Ph.D. in Art and Architectural History 1980
Yale University: M.Phil. in Art and Architectural History 1975
Western Reserve University: M.A. in Art and Architectural History 1970
Temple University: B.A. in Art History  

 

Teaching Area
19th and 20th Century Theory, History, and Criticism of Architecture

   

Memberships
Chicago Architectural Club; The Society of Architectural Historians; The Midwest Art History Society; Chicago Architectural Foundation; Historic Milwaukee

 

Academic and Professional Honors
Fellow, Center for Twentieth Century Studies, 1991-92  

 

Teaching Experience
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Associate Professor 1993-present
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Assistant Professor 1989-93
School of the Art Institute of Chicago: Department of Art History, Theory, and Criticism: Assistant Professor 1985-88 School of the Art Institute of Chicago: Department of Art History, Theory, and Criticism: Visiting Assistant Professor 1984-85
University of Illinois at Chicago: The History of Architecture and Art Department; Visiting Lecturer 1984-85
Dartmouth College: Dept. of Art History: Visiting Assistant Professor 1978-83
Yale University: Department of Art History: Instructor 1976-77   

 

Research Interests
Urban design and architecture in the global city; 19th century urban design; esthetic, cultural, and economic issues related to contemporary museum designs  

 

Publications (Selected)
Krause Linda and Patrice Petro, eds. Global Cities: Architecture, Film, Urbanism in the Digital Age. New Brunswick: Rutgers, 2003.
"Commercial Sites: Early Victorian Development of Cannon Street." In Debra Mancoff and D. J. Trela (Eds.), Victorian Urban Settings: Essay on the Nineteenth-Century City and Its Contexts. New York and London: Garland Publishing, 1996.
"The Image of the House of Images." In Socio-Environmental Metamorphoses: Builtscape, Landscape, Ethnoscape, Euroscape. Vol. IV: Landscape, Ethnoscape. Proceedings of the 12th International Association of People-Environment Studies Conference. Maramaras, Greece, 1992.
"Detours On the Roads Not Taken," Architecture Chicago, Chicago: The Chicago Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, November, 1990.
"The New Brutalism: Frampton Reconsidered," Circa, September/October, 1990.
Milwaukee: In Praise of the Commonplace," Inland Architect, July/August, 1990.

 

Research and Creative Activities
"High Victorian London Looks as Second Empire Paris," 1^st Annual Conference, London, In New Lights Project, Charlottesville, VA, 1998.
"Clearing the Path: Architects and the New Victorian Commercial Streetscape," Midwest Chapter Victorian Studies Assoc., Chicago, March, 1993.
"Architectural Pedagogy," Chicago Architectural Club, Chicago, March, 1993.
"Heterotopic Gothic," 2nd Annual Conference: London in New Lights Project, London, Eng., 1999.

Service (Selected)
Senate Committee for the Evaluation of Administrators, 2001-2004
Chair, Master of Architecture Program Committee, 2000-present
Advisory Board Member, Center for International Education,
2000-present
Executive Board Member, Monuments and Dust: 19^th Century London Archival Project, 1998-present.
Juror, Schiff Student Fellowship, Chicago, IL, 1998
Advisory Board Member, Center for Twentieth Century Studies, 1997-2000
Member, DAR M.Arch. Program Committee, 1995-present
Board of Directors, Chicago Architectural Club, 1987-88
Editorial Board Member of the Journal of Architectural Education, 1993-96
Referee for the Environmental Design Research Association, 1992
Senator, faculty Senate, UWM, 1990-93
Member, DAR Planning & Coordinating Committee, 1989-present
Member, Ph.D. Program Committee, 1990-present
Advisory Board Member, Center for 20th Century Studies, 1993-95