55664 profile 1273745128 1352737935 <![CDATA[William Jackson]]> A native Texan, William came to Atlanta in 2008 from the University of Texas at Austin, where he taught undergraduate and graduate design studios for the three years. Having practiced professionally for the past twelve years, Bill's experience includes work with firms Olson, Sundberg, Kundig, Allen (Seattle) and John Mayfield (Texas). Currently, a sole practitioner (Studio.Jackson), he is also an associate with Loop Design, a Texas regional design firm specializing in green building and rain water collection.

Educational Background

Bill received his BS in Radio Television Film from the University of Texas in 1991 and worked for three years in Los Angeles in production design for motion pictures. He earned his M Arch from the University of Texas at Austin in 1998. He is a registered architect and maintains NCARB national certification.

]]> links between architecture and social behavior; emerging sustainable construction technologies; biomimicry; rainwater harvesting

]]> 2011 Architectural Design Studio I
3011 Architectural Design Studio III
3012 Architectural Design Studio IV
6052 Options II

]]> Research interests include Arts and Architecture’s Case Study Houses and their lasting impact on regional residential development. The Case Study architects reconsider normative construction practices and through their work, suggest alternatives to existing social paradigms. William’s current research explores links between architecture and social behavior by specifically examining emerging sustainable construction technologies, biomimicry, and rainwater harvesting.  Each of these technologies  encourage an active  relationship between
inhabitant, architecture, and site promoting global resource conservation through local level action

Exibitions

“A.D. Stenger Homes,” Mebane Gallery, University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture, Spring 2008
“Eichler Homes,” Mebane Gallery, University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture, Spring 1997

Publications

Illustrations, Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects: Architecture, Art, and Craft (New York:Monacelli, 2001)

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