Education
Rice University: M.Arch., 1992
University of Oregon: B.Arch/Honors, 1983

Teaching Area
Undergraduate and Graduate Design, Environmental Technology, Architectural Theory

Memberships
President-Wisconsin Green Building Alliance. www.wgba.org
President Elect-Society of Building Science Educators. www.sbse.org.
Member-LEED-Residential IAQ Committee
Member-Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture

Academic and Professional Honors
1997Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture/ American Institute of Architecture Students New Faculty Teaching Award

Registration
Architect-Massachusetts

Teaching Experience
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Assistant Professor with Tenure, 1999-Present. Assistant Professor, 1993-1998
University of Oregon: Visiting Associate Professor, fall quarter, 2000
University of Colorado: Adjunct Instructor, 1993
Rice University: Visiting Critic, 1992
Boston Architectural Center: Studio Critic, 1990

Professional Experience
Green Building Consultant, 1993-ongoing.
Consultant, Houston, TX, 1991-92
Payette Associates, Boston, MA, 1988-90
Krueger Associates, Cambridge, MA, 1985-87
Don M. Hisaka & Associates, Cambridge, MA, 1984

Research Interests
'Green Architecture' as a synthesis of energy efficiency, resources conservation and human health concerns through design. My pedagogy involves all three of these topics, focusing on the creation of ecologically sound buildings through site and climate responsive design relative to building type. My research also advances these issues as a set. I have specific expertise in the creation of ‘extreme case’ healthy environments, in field documentation of the thermal performance of existing buildings, and in the specification and use of resource conserving materials. My current research and pedagogy involves the use of daylighting in architecture, which again has implications for both energy efficiency and human health.

Publications (Selected)
Wasley, J. "Dwellings for People with Multiple chemical Sensitivities" UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS). Topic 1.32.3: Emerging Issues in Building Design. Raymond Cole. Univeristy of British Columbia, Principal Author. (forthcoming).
Wasley, J. "Safe Houses and Green Architecture: Reflection on the Lessons of the Chemically Sensitive." Journal of Architectural Education, May 2000 53/4, pp 207-215.
Rousseau, D. and J. Wasley. Healthy By Design: Building and Remodeling Solutions for Creating Healthy Homes. Vancouver, B.C.: Hartley and Marks Publishers, Inc., 1997.
Utzinger, M. and J. Wasley. Vital Signs: Building Balance Point Package. Center for Environmental Design Research, University of California, Berkeley. 1997.
Wasley, J. and M. Utzinger. Vital Signs: Glazing Performance Package. Center for Environmental Design Research, University of California, Berkeley, 1996.
Wasley, J. Safe Houses and Green Architecture: Reflection on the Lessons of the Chemically Sensitive. Journal of Architectural Education, forthcoming- February 1999.)

Research and Creative Activities (Selected)
Professional Consulting - "The Kern Center as a pedagogical tool for the Milwaukee School of Engineering" 2002-ongoing
Professional Consulting - "Workshop Architects - Welty Environmental Center." Environmental consultant for 6,000 s.f. nature center in Beloit, WI. The project will be seeking LEED Gold certification. September 2001 - ongoing.
Professional Consulting - "LA Dallman Architects _ Milwaukee Public Market Competition." Environmental consultant for a 15,000 s.f. public market competition in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward. July, August 2001.
Professional Consulting - Research and Professional Assistance to Mary Miss concerning the Third Ward River-walk Project. 1998-1999.
Professional consulting - "Five Scenarios for the Future of the County Grounds Land Use committee. Professor Harvey Rabinowitz, Principle Investigator, 1998.
Professional Consulting - "Univeristy Research Park, Inc. Green R&D Building Project." 1997.
1997-98 Urban Research Initiative Grant- "Imagining the Valley Whole: The Speculative Design of an Environmental Interpretive Center for the Menomonee Valley."
Vital Signs Project: A curriculum development effort funded by the Energy Foundation and coordinated by U.C. Berkeley.
1994 UWM Graduate Research Committee Grant- "Architectural Responses to Multiple Chemical Sensitivity: the State of the Art and its Meaning to the Discipline."

Service
Pro-Bono Design Services for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - "Green Building Demonstration Project: Renovation of lecture hall AUP 170."
Pro-Bono Design Services- National Association for Black Veterans Inc., Veterans’ Community Service Center.