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Visiting Associate Professor |
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Department |
Architecture |
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Address |
B44 E. Sibley Hall |
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Phone |
(607) 255-7348 |
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James Williamson has won numerous design and teaching awards, including first place in the Shinkenchiku Competition for Japan Architect (juried by Tadao Ando), an ACSA design award, two Graham Foundation grants, the AAP 2006 Martin Dominguez Distinguished Teaching Award, and a Special Commendation for Teaching Excellence from the Escuela de Arquitectura, Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Williamson, at Cornell since 2001, has taught design and theory at numerous prestigious schools of architecture, including: Harvard University from 1991–98, Rhode Island School of Design, Rice University, Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, Columbia University, University of Texas at Austin, and Georgia Institute of Technology from 1985–91.
Williamson received his master of architecture at Cranbrook Academy of Art (under Daniel Libeskind) and studied the history and theory of architecture at the Architectural Association. As an undergraduate, he studied architecture, art, and English literature at Texas Tech University.
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