Education
University of Oregon: Master of Architecture Equiv., 1971
University of Oregon: Bachelor of Architecture, 1971
Harvard College: Bachelor of Arts, 1966

Teaching Area
Architectural Design, Participatory Design Processes, Environmental Technology

Memberships
AIA, WSA, ACSA, EDRA, Council of Latin Americanists
Advisory Board, Institute for World Affairs

Academic and Professional Honors
Council of Latin Americanists Award for Documentary on Cali, Colombia, 1994
Midwest Latin Americanists Award for Documentary on Cali, Colombia, 1993
Milwaukee Design Award, Restaurant, 1993
Milwaukee Design Award, Retail Store, 1993
WSA Honor Award for retail store, 1990
WSA Merit Award for retail store, 1988
Honorable Mention, Milwaukee Governance Awards Program, Lake Terrace, 1988
PA Award-Urban Design, 1987
Timber Holdings Housing Design Competition, First Place, 1986
WSA Honor Award for student housing design, 1986
Wisconsin Paper Products Society Graphics Award, 1985
Merit Hall Residence Competition, First Place, 1984
Design Competition, for the Performing Arts Center, First Place, 1983
Milwaukee Lakefront International Design Competition, Third Place, 1980

Registration
Registered Architect: Wisconsin

Teaching Experience
Professor, School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP), University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1992-present
Director, SARUP Foreign Studies Program, Paris, Spring 1995
Guest Professor, Technical University, Delft, the Netherlands, Fall 1994
Visiting Professor, Interamerican University, Puerto Rico, Summer 1994
Visiting Professor, Interamerican University, Puerto Rico, Summer 1993
Associate Professor, SARUP -UWM, 1986-1992
Director, SARUP Foreign Studies Program 1986,
Center for Latin America, UWM, Member, 1979-present
Urban Research Center Scientist, UWM, 1983-87
Coordinator, Environment and Behavior Studies Option, 1982-1985
Assistant Professor, 1979-1985
Director, Foreign Studies Program, 1981
Assistant Professor, College of Architecture and Design, Kansas State University, 1976-1979
Professor, Universidad Autonoma, Baja California, Mexico, 1975
Visiting Instructor, Landscape Architecture, University of Oregon, 1974-1975

Professional Experience
Principal, Architectura, Inc. 1996-present
Principal, HVO Architects, 1992-1994
Principal Partner, JVOS Architects, 1984-1988
Principal, Van Oudenallen and Associates, 1977-1984

Research Interests
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.

 

Publications (Selected)

"Aguablanca, Cali, Colombia", Journal of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments 1992
"Urban Forms for Political Programs", Proceedings-ACSA 75th Meeting Annual 1987
"The Great Lake Terrace-A Civic Keystone", Proceedings-ACSA 75th Annual Meeting 1987
"Implications from a study of architecture and human behavior in early childhood development centers", Proceedings-ACSA 71st Annual Meeting 1983

Research and Creative Activities
Mexico Studio, 1995-present
Housing in Society, Teaching Aging Issues in the Design Studio 1992
NEA report on self-help housing, 1988
A Streetscape Manual for Madison Street Neighbors Inc. 1984
Public Involvement Program and Schematic Design Services for the Milwaukee Lake Terrace, 1985-1986
Recommendations for Planning and Design Analysis of the State Controlled Lakefront Land, 1984

Service
ACSA Session Coordinator on Urban Issues, Rio de Janeiro, 1998
Institute on Aging and Environment Advisory Committee, SARUP-UWM 1991-present
Chair, Advisory Committee for the Center for Latin America 1994
Research proposal reviewer for Center for Latin America 1992-present
Chair of Ad hoc Committee on Resource Management Plan, 1992
Faculty representative in Building Construction Process for the new School 1992-1993