Professor Van Oudenallen passed away in June 2011.
Bio
Harry Van Oudenallen is a principal in architectural firm with award winning designs. He maintains an eclectic practice from small scale to large scale architecture, including work in disaster relief and cross cultural settings.
Professor Van Oudenallen most recent research interests are in housing and society, self-help housing, and the application of research on aging in the design studio. He is also interested in public involvement in planning and design, research on children's play and learning environments, the effects of the designed environment on children's play behavior, planning and design for the handicapped, pattern language and marketplaces.
Education
University of Oregon: Master of Architecture Equiv., 1971
University of Oregon: Bachelor of Architecture, 1971
Harvard College: Bachelor of Arts, 1966
Research Focus
Housing and society
Research on aging in the design studio
Pattern Language
Courses
Arch 301 Arch Structures / Construction
Arch 516 Building Construction
Arch 535 Pattern Language
Arch 645 Puerto Rico Studio
Arch 645 New Orleans Studio
Arch 825 New Orleans Studio
Selected Work
"Aguablanca, Cali, Colombia", Journal of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments 1992
"Urban Forms for Political Programs", Proceedings-ACSA 75th Annual Meeting.
"The Great Lake Terrace-A Civic Keystone", Proceedings-ACSA 75th Annual Meeting.
"Implications from a study of architecture and human behavior in early childhood development centers", Proceedings-ACSA 71st Annual Meeting.
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