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Joongsub Kim, Ph.D., RA, AIA, AICP, Professor

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JOONGSUB KIM, PH.D., RA, AIA, AICP Professor

Director: The Detroit Studio / Community-Based Program www.ltu.edu/detroitstudio (in transition)

Director: Master of Urban Design Program Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan, USA

Email: [email protected] Tel: 248-204-2928 (o)

Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP is a professor on the faculty of the College of Architecture and Design (CoAD) at Lawrence Technological University (LTU). He also serves as a design and planning consultant for organizations in both Korea and Michigan. He has a joint graduate architecture and planning degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a PhD in architecture from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Dr. Kim has received a number of awards and grants including a 1999 Lincoln Institute of Land Policy National Doctoral Dissertation Research Fellowship; a 2003 Architecture for Social Justice Award sponsored by the Adaptive Environments Center, Boston, and the National Endowment for the Arts; and a 2003–2004 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA)/American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) National New Faculty Teaching Award. Other awards Professor Kim has received since 2006 include a 2006 International Architectural Education Competition Award (First Prize and Publication Award) sponsored by Open House International Journal, UK; a 2006 Boston Society of Architects National Research Grants award; a 2006–2007 ACSA Collaborative Practice Award Citation; a 2008 Graham Foundation Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts Research Grants Award; 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, & 2012 awards from the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC; 2008 & 2015 Mary E. and Richard E. Marburger Distinguished Achievement Awards - The Champion for Institutional Excellence and Preeminence from Lawrence Technological University; the inaugural Michael Brill Grant Award in Urban Communication and Environmental Design, sponsored by the Urban Communication Foundation and the Environmental Design Research Association; a 2011 NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards ) National Grant Award for the Integration of Practice and Education in the Academy; and a 2016 NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) Art Works Grant Award (design category). In 2012, Professor Kim received a 2012 AIA Michigan President’s Award for “outstanding contributions to the advancement of the built environment by an influential architect.” He also received a 2015 AIA Detroit Charles Blessing Award. He revived the dormant AIA Detroit Urban Priorities Committee and chaired it from 2010 to 2014. Currently, he serves on the AIA National Committee on Regional and Urban Design. He was invited to the AIA National Research Summit 2015 to advise the AIA on its national policy on promoting research in practice through collaboration between the academy and

http://www.ltu.edu/detroitstudio

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professionals. He brought the 2015 Structures for Inclusion international conference, a leading advocacy conference of socially responsible design, to Detroit and co-chaired it. Dr. Kim coordinates the CoAD-based The Detroit Studio, a community-based program. The Detroit Studio projects focus on small communities that face brutal realities in the trenches of America’s most challenging city. The Detroit Studio provides opportunities for design-based social learning that benefits professionals, architecture students, residents, and their children, educating them about the power of design and changing their world-views. As an educator and facilitator, Dr. Kim works with “small heroes” and grassroots organizations. The mission of The Detroit Studio is educational: to provide students with an enriched educational experience through community-based architectural, urban design and community development projects; and to offer accessible and useful programs and information to the public, design profession, municipal officials and business community. The Detroit Studio is an off-campus studio facility founded in 1999 by the CoAD at LTU and located in midtown Detroit. Its location in central Detroit creates a unique educational setting for students, and its long-term commitment to working with Detroit neighborhoods distinguishes it from the programs of other local universities. The Detroit Studio is committed to serving communities in Detroit, Wayne County and Southeastern Michigan as part of the mission of a local university through Service Learning projects that utilize interdisciplinary collaboration and teamwork to address real needs, problems and potentials. Projects undertaken at The Detroit Studio serve communities in areas of Urban Design, Planning, and Sustainable Community Development. It establishes partnerships with municipalities, design professionals, professional organizations, community organizations, business leaders, and local schools and universities. Dr. Kim has collaborated with nearly 2000 participants and 150 organizations in 50 communities over 16 years, through more than 60 studios at the Detroit Studio program. Dr. Kim also founded and directs two design and research groups called [GD]³ (Good Deeds Good Design Group in Detroit) and PIDPR (Public Interest Design Practices and Research). Dr. Kim has published journal articles and book chapters on the areas of service learning, architectural pedagogy, design review, New Urbanism, sustainable urban design, sustainable community revitalization, and environment psychology. His articles have been published in peer-reviewed journals including Urban Design International, Journal of Urban Design, Places, Environment & Behavior, Open House International, and Architectural Research Centers Consortium Journal. Also his work has been mentioned in design or professional magazines including Architectural Record and Architect (the national magazine of the AIA).


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EDUCATION University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Doctoral Program in Architecture PhD in Architecture, 2001 • Major: Environment-Behavior. Minor: Urban Design and Planning • Research Focus: Assessment of New Urbanism • Dissertation Committee: Linda Groat, PhD (chair), Douglas Kelbaugh, FAIA, Rachel Kaplan,

PhD, and Aseem Inam, PhD. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts • Dual Degree Program: Master in City Planning and Master of Science in Architecture, 1987 • Master’s Thesis Focus Area: Local and Regional Identity in Architecture and Planning in

Developing Countries University of Nebraska-Lincoln Master of Architecture, 1984

Hong-ik University, Seoul, Korea Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering, 1979 ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL HONORS & AWARDS 2015 AIA Detroit Charles A. Blessing Award, Detroit, September 2015 Mary E. and Richard E. Marburger Distinguished Achievement Award: The Champion for Institutional Excellence and Preeminence, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, MI, September, 2015 2013 Tribute Award, West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan, November 2013 2012 Best Article of the Year, Technology Century (Official Publication of The Engineering Society of Detroit), 2013 AIA Michigan President’s Award for “outstanding contributions to the advancement of the built environment by an influential architect,” 2012 Award of Appreciation, Oxford Downtown Redevelopment Authority, Oxford, Michigan, 2012 Citation of Merit for Accent on Architecture Community Grants Program, Sponsored by the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC, 2012 Program: Kids’ ARCHInnovation Jams: How to Use Social Media to Engage the General Public to Expand the Boundaries of Architecture Spirit of Detroit Award, the City Council of Detroit, Michigan, 2011 Certificate of Appreciation, Wayne County Commission, Michigan, 2008 Certificate of Appreciation, City of Detroit Mayor’s Office, Michigan, 2008


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Mary E. and Richard E. Marburger Distinguished Achievement Award: The Champion for Institutional Excellence and Preeminence, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan, 2008 Award of Merit for Best Practice in K–12 Architectural Education, Sponsored by the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC, 2008 Program: Kids’ Farmers Markets: Children Designing Satellite Farmers Markets in Underserved Communities 2006–2007 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) Collaborative Practice Award Citation, 2007 Project: Collaborative Sustainable Urban Design to Promote Community Revitalization and Civic Engagement Award of Merit for Best Practice in K–12 Architectural Education, Sponsored by the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC, 2007 Program: Kids’ Farm: It Takes Children to Masterplan a Sustainable Agriculture Community in Impoverished Urban Areas First Prize and Publication Award: International Architectural Education Competition, Sponsored by Open House International Journal, UK, 2006 Submission: Exploring Social Construction in Architectural Pedagogy Award of Merit for Best Practice in K–12 Architectural Education, Sponsored by the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC, 2006 Program: Kids’ Cams: Children Designing Their Neighborhood Through Their Own Lenses Award of Recognition/Appreciation, The City of Detroit Housing Commission, 2004. Project: Parkside Neighborhood Revitalization, Detroit, Michigan 2003-2004 ACSA/AIAS National New Faculty Teaching Award, the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and the American Institute of Architects Students, 2004 Architecture for Social Justice Award: Partnerships in Teaching, The Adaptive Environments Center, Boston, MA, and the National Endowment for the Arts, 2003 Submission: Community Theatre as a Catalyst for Urban and Cultural Regeneration in Poor Areas of Detroit ACSA 2003 Robert Taylor Faculty Development Grants Award, the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, 2003 Submission: A Faith-based Institution as a Local Anchor for Neighborhood Revitalization: Case Studies in Detroit Teaching Assistantship, Doctoral Program in Architecture, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1999–2000 Faculty Fellowship, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1999


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Lincoln Institute of Land Policy National Ph.D. Dissertation Fellowship, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1999 Research Project: What “Other” Roles Design Reviewers Play and Their Effects on Design Review Rackham Graduate School One-Term Dissertation Fellowship, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1999 Rackham Graduate School Dissertation Research Scholarship, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1998 Doctoral Program Scholarship, Department of Architecture, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1997-1998 Korean Alumni Scholarship, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1996 Teaching Assistantship, Doctoral Program in Urban Planning, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1996 Employee of The Year, Allen, Demurjian, Major, and Nitsch Inc., Massachusetts and Rhode Island, USA. 1989 Thesis Research Scholarship, Design and Housing Program, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1987 Research Assistantship, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1985 Research Area: National identity and Urban Planning RESEARCH GRANTS (principal investigator) National Endowment for the Arts, Art Works Grant Award (design category), 2016 Project: West End Tapestry Urban Design, Detroit, Michigan SEED Research Grant Award, Lawrence Technological University Research Support Services Committee, May 2015 Project: Placemaking and Resilience in Detroit, Michigan Coleman Foundation Grant Award for Social Entrepreneurship, January 2015 Project: Eastern Market Corporation Findings & Recommendations Report for Entrepreneurial Opportunities National Environmental Education Foundation Grant, Spring 2014 Project: Rouge Park Master Plan Korean Government-Yonsei University Urban Regeneration Project Grant Award, December 2013 Project: Detroit Future City Framework Plan Review


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2011-2012 NCARB (National Council of Architectural Registration Boards) National Grant Award for the Integration of Practice and Education in the Academy, December, 2011 Project: Public Interest Design Practice and Research The inaugural Michael Brill Grant Award in Urban Communication and Environmental Design, sponsored by the Urban Communication Foundation and the Environmental Design Research Association, 2011 Project: Community Engagement in Shrinking Cities National and Community Service, Learn and Serve America Grant Program. “Sustainability and Creativity Zone” on Campus: Organic Farming and Historic Farm Preservation.” Fay Hansen at Oakland University (P.I.), Joongsub Kim at Detroit Studio (Co-P.I.), Michigan Young Farmers (Co-P.I.) and Baldwin Center in Pontiac (Co-P.I.), January 1, 2011 - December 31, 2011 Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Comerica Bank Economic Development Grants, 2009-2010 Project: Designing Hope Farms: Urban Agriculture as a Catalyst for Economic Revitalization in the Hope District, Detroit Yonsei University, Korean Ministry of Land, Transport, and Maritime Affairs, and Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment (Urban Regeneration Project Grant Program), Fall 2009 Project Topic: Critique of Contemporary Urbanisms and Their Role in Community Revitalization Urban Regeneration Project Grant Program: Fall 2008 – Spring 2009 Funding Agency: Yonsei University in Korea and Korean Ministry of Land, Transport, and Maritime Affairs Project: Role of Community Participation in Urban Revitalization in the USA Graham Foundation Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts Research Grants, 2008 Project: A Comparative Study on Architects’ and Urban Designers’ Search for National Identity during Korea’s Post Civil War Era and Contemporary Era Boston Society of Architects National Research Grants in Architecture, 2006 Project: Design of Urban Farming Community: Strategies for Vacant Lands in Detroit Urban Neighborhoods Architecture for Social Justice Award Grant: Partnerships in Teaching, The Adaptive Environments Center and the National Endowment for the Arts, 2003 Submission: Community Theatre as a Catalyst for Urban and Cultural Regeneration in Poor Areas of Detroit ACSA 2003 Robert Taylor Faculty Development Grants, the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, 2003 Submission: A faith-based Institution as a Local Anchor for Neighborhood Revitalization: Case Studies in Detroit Congress for the New Urbanism Research Grant Award, CA, 1999–2000 Project: Sense of Community in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village


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GRANTS FOR SPONSORED PLANNING & DESIGN PROJECTS AT THE DETROIT STUDIO (project director) Farmington Hills/Farmington City Grant, July 2015 Project: Orchard Lake/Ten Mile Road Area Plan Study (Michigan Municipal League Placemaking Program) Eastern Market Corporation External Grant Award, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2015 Project: Eastern Market Corporation (EMC) District Enhancement - Phase #1: Assessment for Residential Expansion of two properties West Grand Boulevard Collaborative Grant, Detroit, Michigan, Summer 2014 Project: West Grand Boulevard Community Master Plan Study Woodward Avenue Action Association & Woodward Transit Oriented Development Task Force, Michigan Grant, 2012 Project: Woodward Avenue Linear City Study Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan / National and Community Service, Learn and Serve America Grant, 2011 Project: Sustainable Zone and Creative Zone Friends of Detroit Tri County (Community Development Corporation) Grant, Detroit, Michigan, 2008 Project: East Forest Hope District Revitalization City of Inkster Grant, Inkster, Michigan, 2007 Project: Inkster Tax Increment Finance Authority (TIFA) District Master Plan Friends of Detroit Tri-County (Community Development Corporation) Grant, Detroit, Michigan, 2007 Project: East Forest Museum of HIP Design Project Oakland Business Review and Troy Chamber of Commerce Grant, Troy, Michigan, 2006 Project: Maple Road Corridor Master Plan Lewiston Board of Trustees Grant, Michigan, 2005 Project: Lewiston Downtown Master Plan and Design Guideline City of Southfield City Center Advisory Board Grant, Southfield, Michigan, 2005 Project: City Center Master Plan Northwest Detroit Neighborhood Development Grant, Michigan, 2005. Project: Brightmoor Community Master Plan American Coalition of Black Farmers-Christ Community Development Corporation Grant, Michigan, 2004 Project: Institute for African American Farmers and East Warren Community Revitalization City of Detroit Housing Commission Grant, Detroit, Michigan, 2004 Project: Parkside Neighborhood Revitalization


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Detroit Repertory Theatre Grant, Detroit, Michigan, 2003 Project: New Theatre and Cultural Village Design Project Kemeny Recreation Center Advisory Board Grant, Detroit, Michigan, 2003 Project: Southwest Detroit Community Master Plan Greater Quinn AME Church Grant, Detroit, Michigan, 2002 Project: New Church Design and Davison-Rosa Parks Area Revitalization General Motors Co. Grant, Pontiac, Michigan, 2001 Project: GM Pontiac Campus Master Plan GRANTS FOR FUNDED COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS AT THE DETROIT STUDIO (program director) 2009 Accent on Architecture Community Grants Award sponsored by the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC, 2009 Program: “Kids’ Hope Gardens: Children Designing Hope Gardens in Detroit’s Hope District,” Summer-Fall Architectural Program for Middle School Students in Detroit 2007 Accent on Architecture Community Grants Award sponsored by the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC, 2006 Program: “Kids’ Farm: It Takes Children to Masterplan a Sustainable Agriculture Community in Impoverished Urban Areas,” Summer-Fall Architectural Program for Middle School Students in Detroit 2006 Accent on Architecture Community Grants Award, sponsored by the American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC., 2005 Program: “Kids’ Cams: Children Designing Their Neighborhood Through Their Own Lenses,” Summer-Fall Architectural Program for Middle School Students in Detroit CIS (Community in Schools) Youth Program Grant, Detroit, Michigan, 2002 Program: “How to Design an Ideal Community,” Summer Architectural Program for Middle School Students in Detroit UNIVERSITY GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP AWARDS RA Supervisor, University Graduate Research Assistantship Award (full tuition scholarship) Academic Year 2016-2017, 2015-2016, 2014-2015, 2013-2014, 2012-2013, 2011-2012, 2010-2011, 2008-2009, 2007-2008, 2006-2007, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan TEACHING EXPERIENCE Professor of Architecture, Lawrence Technological University, January 2014-present Courses taught: • Public Interest Design Practices and Research Workshop (both grad and undergrad) • Integrated Design Studio 4 (architecture component) • Integrated Design Studio 5 (architecture component)


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• Allied Urban Design (senior undergrad) • Graduate Urban Design Studio 1 and 2 • Graduate Thesis • Environmental Psychology (senior undergrad and grad) • Research Methods (grad) • Case Studies in Urban Design (grad) • Principles and Practices of Urban Design (grad) • 1–5 Independent Studies (grad) and/or Directed Studies (undergrad) per semester Associate Professor of Architecture, Lawrence Technological University, January 2006–2013. Courses taught: • Public Interest Design Practices and Research Workshop (both grad and undergrad) • Junior Integrated Design Studios (both architecture and urban design components) • Allied Urban Design (senior undergrad) • Graduate Urban Design Studio 1 and 2 • Comprehensive Urban Exam (grad) • Graduate Thesis • Research in Urban Design (grad) • Environmental Psychology (senior undergrad and grad) • Research Methods in Architecture (grad) • Case Studies in Urban Design (grad) • Urban Design Policies and Implementation (grad) • 1–5 Independent Studies (grad) and/or Directed Studies (undergrad) per semester Assistant Professor of Architecture, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2000– December 2005. Courses taught: • Junior Integrated Design Studios (both architecture and urban design components) • Weekly Urban Global Lecture for All Junior Integrated Design Studio Sections • Integrated Design Studios Urban Design Components (undergrad) • Allied Urban Design (senior undergrad) • Collaborative Urban Design Studio (grad) • Graduate Urban Design Studio 1 and 2 • Research in Urban Design (grad) • Environmental Psychology (senior undergrad and graduate) • Research Methods in Architecture (grad) • 1–5 Independent Studies (grad) and/or Directed Studies (undergrad) per semester Graduate Student Instructor, the University of Michigan, 1996 &1999–2000. Courses Taught: • Urban Design Studio (grad) • Design Fundamentals (grad) DOCTORAL COMMITTEE (selected) Member, Doctoral Committee, PhD in Architecture, for Doctoral Candidate Justin Ferguson at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Summer 2012 - present Doctoral Dissertation Topic: Public participation in design


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Member, Doctoral Committee, Doctor of Management in Information Technology, for Doctoral Candidate Amal Alwadah in the College of Management at Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2012 - present Doctoral Dissertation Topic: Smart City GRADUATE THESIS COMMITTEE (selected) Chair, Master of Architecture Thesis Committee for Christopher Stefani, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Summer 2014 – present Thesis Topic: Urban Architecture-based Sustainable Community Development in Detroit: Evidenced-based Practical Guidelines Member, Master of Interior Design Thesis Committee for Khalid Hamoodh, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, 2014-2015 Thesis Topic: Issues of Privacy in Islamic Culture: A Study of the Houses in Makkah, Saudi Arabia Chair, Master of Architecture Thesis Committee for Nigel Joseph, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Summer 2013 – 2014 Thesis Topic: “Digital City” Chair, Master of Architecture in the Urban Concentration Thesis Committee for Valerie Brown, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Fall 2011 – Fall 2012 Thesis Topic: “Woodward Corridor Study: Master Planning, Design and Research” Chair, Master of Architecture in the Urban Concentration Thesis Committee for Nick Liebler, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Fall 2007-Summer 2010 Thesis Topic: “Planning Detroit's Neighborhood Centers” GRADUATE INDEPENDENT STUDY SUPERVISOR (most recent only) Cassandra Floyd, Healthy Landscape-based Sustainable Community Development in Detroit: Evidence-based Practical Guidelines, Summer 2016 Meaghan Markiewicz, Transportation Planning for Low Income Communities in Detroit, Fall 2015 Kurt Neiswender, Placemaking –based Resilient Community Development in Flint: Evidence-based Practical Guidelines, Fall 2015 Crystal Saleh, Placemaking –based Resilient Community Development in Detroit: Evidence-based Practical Guidelines, Fall 2015 Christopher Stefani, A Secondary Architectural Curriculum: Review of Literature, Summer 2015 Yu Zhu & Rui Yi Liu, Principles and Practices of Urban Design: Principles-based Assesment of Case Studies, Spring 2015


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Megan Foley & Danial Clawson, Recovery Park Urban Farming-based Community Development: Design Guidelines, Fall 2014 Lori Targosz, Environmental Psychology: Retail Floor Layouts and The Shoppers Experience, Fall 2013 PUBLICATIONS FOR PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS Kim, J. (forthcoming). A Societal Challenges-focused Studio: Case Study on Placemaking and Resilience, England, Journal Urban Design and Planning Kim, J. (in progress). Shifting the Spectrum in Sustainable Revitalization: Social, Political and Psychological Influences, England, Journal of Architecture and Urbanism Kim, J. (in progress). Smart City-making for Citizens: Detroit Case, Switzerland, Journal Sustainability Kim, J. (forthcoming). “In Search of Spirituality in the Places of Urban Decay: Case Studies in Detroit” Italy, Journal IN_BO Kim, J. (in progress). “Strategies for Citizen Participation in Shrinking City Models” Journal of Urban Design Kim, J. Delogu, F. (in progress). “Emerging trends in Reasonable Person Model (RPM): Application of RPM to urban design” Journal of Applied Psychology Kim, J. and Forester, J. (2012). “How Design Review Staff Do Far More Than Regulate.” Urban Design International Journal. Vol. 17, 3, 239–252 Kim, J. (2009). “Urban Design as a Catalyst for Advancing Architectural Education” (issue title: Affecting Change in Architectural Education), Architectural Research Centers Consortium Journal, Volume 6/Issue 1, 38-48 Kim, J. (2007). “Perceiving and Valuing Sense of Community in a New Urbanist Development: A Case Study of Kentlands.” Journal of Urban Design, Vol. 12, No. 2, 203–230 Kim, J. (2006). “Exploring Social Construction in Architectural Pedagogy.” Open House International, Vol. 31, No. 3, 51–59 Kim, J. and Kaplan, R. (2004). “Physical and Psychological Factors in Sense of Community: New Urbanist Kentlands and Nearby Orchard Village.” Environment and Behavior, 36, 3, 313–340 Kim, J. (2000). “Creating Community: Does The Kentlands Live Up to Its Goals?” In “The Promise of New Urbanism,” Places (special issue in New Urbanism), 48–55 PUBLICATIONS: CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS (selected)


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Kim, J. (2015). The Four-Foci Taxonomy for Smart City Design: Towards a Conceptual Framework. Proceedings of the 8th Switzerland Conference of the International Forum on Urbanism: True Smart & Green City?, Inchon, Korea Kim, J. (2015). Can Placemaking Art Promote Resilience in Inner City Neighborhoods?: A Conceptual Framework. Proceedings of the 2015 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Los Angeles, California Kim, J. (2014). A Conceptual Framework for Enriching Architecture: Nine PIDPR Models. Proceedings of the 2014 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Seoul, Korea Kim, J. (2014). Public Interest Design informed by Environment-Behavior Research. Proceedings of the 2014 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana Kim, J. (in progress). The Impact of New Urbanism on Designing and Planning Efforts to Rebuild Detroit. Proceedings of the 2016 CNU 24 Congress, Detroit, Michigan Kim, J. (2013). Spirituality in Disabled Places: Focusing on Urban Decay. Proceedings of the 4th Global Conference: Space and Place, Oxford, England Kim, J. and Steenkamp, A. L. (2013). “Analysis of smart city models and the four-foci taxonomy for smart city design” Proceedings of the 2013 Architectural Research Centers Consortium Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2013 Kim, J. (2012). “Assessing Contemporary Urbanisms in the Age of Shrinking Cities” Proceedings of the 2012 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2012 Kim, J. (2012). “Assessing Shrinking City Models: Focusing on Strategies for Citizen Participation.” Proceedings of the 2012 Environmental Design Research Association Annual Conference, Seattle, Washington, 2012 Kim, J. (2011). “The Role of Urban Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Cities and Communities.” Proceedings (poster) of the 2011 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Montreal, Canada, 2011 Kim, J. (2011). “In Search of a New Urban Model for Right-Sizing the City: Case Study in Detroit” Proceedings of The 2010 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Northeast Regional Conference, West Harford, Connecticut Kim, J. (2011). “Planning Natural Areas in Underserved Urban Communities: Urban Agriculture in Detroit” Proceedings of The 48th International Making Cities Livable Conference, Charleston, South Carolina Kim, J. (2009). Contemporary Urbanisms and Their Roles in Sustainable Urban Revitalization. Proceedings of the International Conference on Green Tech., Eco Life & Sustainable Architecture for Cities of Tomorrow 2009 (GEST 2009), Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment & Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea


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Kim, J. (2009). Linking Theory with Practice and Student Projects with Applied Research: Case Study in Detroit” Proceedings of the Architectural Research Centers Consortium National Conference, San Antonio, Texas Kim, J. (2009). “The Value of Urban Agriculture in Urban Design and Development: Literature Review and Case Study in Detroit” Proceedings of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Portland, Oregon Kim, J. (2007). “Exploring a Campus Model as an Alternative Approach to Urban Developments.” Proceedings of The 2007 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada Kim, J. (2007). “Evaluating New Urbanist Claims: Increase in Walkability, Diversity, and Sense of Community.” Proceedings of the 2007 Future Design Conference at Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea Kim, J. (2007). “It Takes the Children to “Masterplan” the Neighborhood.” Proceedings of the 2007 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kim, J. (2005). “Experimentation and Neighborhood Revitalization.” Proceedings of the 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, Detroit, Michigan Kim, J. (2005). “Can New Urbanism Promote Successful Urban Infill Developments in Poor Areas?: A Case Study of Detroit.” Proceedings of the 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Mexico City, Mexico Kim, J. (2004). “Spirit of Architecture and Neighborhood Revitalization.” Proceedings of the 2004 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, Elgin, Illinois Kim, J. (2004). “A Holistic Inquiry into the Built Environment: Case Study of a Community Outreach Studio.” Proceedings of the 2004 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Miami, Florida Kim, J. (2000). “Understanding Elements of Local Identity of Place: Physical vs. Personal-Social Attributes.” Proceedings of The 2000 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Los Angeles, California PUBLICATIONS: BOOK Kim, J. (in progress). Exploring New Roles Played by Design Reviewers: Focusing on Design Review Practices (publisher to be decided) Kim, et. all (Ed.) (2014). Detroit by Design: International Ideas Competition for Detroit Riverfront. Urban Priorities Committee, The Detroit Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Kim, J. & Disbrow, J. (Ed.) (2012). Detroit by Design 2011. Urban Priorities Committee, The Detroit Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, Lulu Publishing (ISBN 978-1-105-05883-7)


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PUBLICATIONS: BOOK CHAPTERS Kim, J. (forthcoming). Understanding Public Interest Design: A Conceptual Taxonomy, Routledge Handbook for Socially Engaged Architecture, New York: Routledge. Kim, J (forthcoming). Chapter 9: Understanding Spirituality in Disabled Places: Focusing on Urban Ruins and Urban Decay, Architectural Imaginings and Realities, Oxford, England: Inter-Disciplinary Net Press. Kim, J. and Abernethy, J. (2006). “Service-learning as a Holistic Inquiry and Community Outreach Studios.” in From the Studio to the Streets: Service-Learning in Planning and Architecture, edited by M. Hardin et. al., pp. 139–153. Sterling, VA: Stylus Publishing PUBLICATIONS: DESIGN MAGAZINES Architectural Record (2002). “WORK: Student studios address WTC plans (Lawrence Technological University Urban Design Studio Taught by Joongsub Kim)” in For and about the new generations of architects: archrecord 2, Architectural Record, 10, 2002, pp. 68–69 PUBLICATIONS: ENGINEERING MAGAZINES Kim, J. (2012). “Urban agriculture can bring new vitality to shrinking cities” Technology Century (Official Publication of The Engineering Society of Detroit), Vol. 7, No. 12, Summer-Fall 2012, pp. 42-44 ACSA PUBLICATIONS Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture/American Institute of Architects (2008). “Joongsub Kim: ACSA Collaborative Practice honorable mention: It Takes Children Masterplan the Neighborhood” in Architectural Education Awards, Washington, DC AIA PUBLICATIONS Schmitt, Angie (2011). “Uptight: Everything’s alright” Architect (The National Magazine of the American Institute of Architects), June 2011 “Detroit by Design” symposiums and exhibits organized by the AIA Detroit Chapter Urban Design Priorities Committee (chair: Joongsub Kim) featured LAWRENCE TECH. UNIV. DETROIT STUDIO COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM PUBLICATIONS (selected) Kim, J. (Ed.) (2016). Placemaking and Resilience in Detroit, The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2016). Recovery Park Design Master Plan and Guidelines, The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2015). Rouge Park Master Plan Study, The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan


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Kim, J. (Ed.) (2014). West Grand Boulevard Healthy and Sustainable Community Study, The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2013). Parkside Healthy Community Study, The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim. J. (Ed.) (2012). “Woodward Corridor Master Plan Study” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2012). “Sustainable Zone Creative Zone: Oakland University Community Garden Center” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2010). “Designing Hope Farms: Urban Agriculture as a Catalyst for Economic Revitalization” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2009). “East Forest Hope District Revitalization and Museum of HIP Design Project” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2008). “City of Inkster Tax Increment Finance Authority District Master Plan Study” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2007). “Troy Maple Road Corridor Master Plan Study” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2006). “The Southfield City Center Master Plan Study” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2006). “Lewiston Downtown Master Plan and Design Guideline” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2006). “Urban Agriculture-Based Community Design Study: Preliminary Report” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2005). “Brightmoor Community Master Plan Study” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2005). “Parkside Community Revitalization” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan Kim, J. (Ed.) (2004). “Detroit Repertory Theatre and Cultural Village Design” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan


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Kim, J. (Ed.) (2004). “Greater Quinn AME Church Design and Neighborhood Revitalization” The Detroit Studio Publication. College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM Presentation Topic: Community Participation, Service Learning, Design as Activism, & Social Construction in Architecture & Urban Design: Detroit Studio Experience Symposium Theme: “Residents-participation Techniques in World Community Regeneration” / International Conference on Green Tech. Eco Life & Sustainable Architecture for Cities of Tomorrow 2009 (GEST 2009) Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment and Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, November 2009 Presentation Topic: Urban Agriculture in the Community Design Studio: The Detroit Studio Example Symposium Theme: "The Role of Food and Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Buildings and Cities,” Hosted by the School of Architecture at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada, 2008 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (selected) Kim, J. (2016). Shifting Focus in Sustainable Revitalization: Attention to More Social and Holistic Strategies. The 2016 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina Kim, J. (2016). Understanding the value of democratic design: Educational perspectives. Intensive Program: Participation-Shifting Values. The 2016 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Raleigh, North Carolina Kim, J. (2016). A Societal Challenges-focused Studio: Case Study on Placemaking and Resilience. Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan Kim, J. and Altschul, D. (2016). Application of Social Media for Informing the Design and Planning of Urban Environments, Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan Kim, J. and Buchholz, Kim. (2016). Spirituality in Urban Design: The Case For Community Engagement. Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan Kim, J and Bender,J. (2016). Can Placemaking-Based Art and Design Increase Resilience in Underserved Urban Communities? Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan Kim, J and Hipp, J. (2016). Guidelines for Food-based Placemaking Designs to Increase Resilience In Underserved Communities in Detroit. Research Day 2016, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan


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Kim, J. (2015). The Four-Foci Taxonomy for Smart City Design: Towards a Conceptual Framework. The 8th Switzerland Conference of the International Forum on Urbanism: True Smart & Green City?, Inchon, Korea Kim, J. (2015). Can Placemaking Art Promote Resilience in Inner City Neighborhoods? A Conceptual Framework for Placemaking‐based Resilience. The 2015 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, Los Angeles, California Kim, J. and Swayamprakash, R. (2015). Evaluating Health Impact Assessment’s Impact on Urban and Community Design. Research Day 2015, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan Kim, J. (2014). A Conceptual Framework for Enriching Architecture: Nine PIDPR Models. The 2014 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Seoup, Korea Kim, J. (2014). Public Interest Design informed by Environment-Behavior Research. The 2014 Environmental Design Research Association Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana Kim, J., Buchholz, K. and Wang, L. (2014). Role of Art in the Health of Neighborhood in Disadvantaged Urban Areas. Research Day 2014, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan Kim, J. (2013). “Spirituality in Disabled Places: Focusing on Urban Decay” 4th Global Conference: Space and Place, Oxford University, England, 2013. Kim, J. (2013). “Shrinking Cities and Citizen Participation” AESOP (Association of European Schools of Planning) – ACSP (Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning) Joint International Congress, Dublin, Ireland, 2013. Kim, J. (2013). “In Search of Spirituality in Urban Decay” The International Symposium on Urbanism, Spirituality and Well-being, ACS (Architecture, Culture and Spirituality Forum) – Harvard University Joint Symposium, Cohasset & Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2013. Kim, J. & Cagney, B. (2013). “Towards a Healthy Community Model: Case Study in Detroit” Research Day 2013, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan Kim, J. & Steenkamp, A. L. (2013). “Analysis of smart city models and the four-foci taxonomy for smart city design” The 2013 Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Research Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina Hansen, F., Bogdonov Hanna, J., Schweitzer, L., Kim, J., & Machesky, L. (2013) “Cross-disciplinary and Novel Inter-Institutional STEM Collaborations Increase Capacity for Local Urban Food Production in Pontiac, MI” The 2013 National Center for Science and Civic Engagement (NCSCE) Washington Symposium and Capitol Hill Poster Session, Washington, DC. Kim, J. (2012). “Assessing Contemporary Urbanisms in the Age of Shrinking Cities”The 2012 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2012 Kim, J. & Rotter, E. (2012). “Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD) Design Guidelines for the City of Detroit” Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED)


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Neighborhood Development (ND) Forum II, LEED ND Detroit Regional Chapter, Detroit, Michigan Kim, J. (2012). “Assessing Shrinking City Models: Focusing on Strategies for Citizen Participation.” The 2012 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Seattle, Washington Kim, J. (2011). “The Role of Urban Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Cities and Communities.” The 2011 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Montreal, Canada Kim, J. (2010). “In Search of a New Urban Model for Right-Sizing the City: Case Study in Detroit.” The 2010 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Northeast Fall Conference, West Hartford, Connecticut Kim, J. (2010). “Planning Natural Areas in Underserved Urban Communities: Urban Agriculture in Detroit” The 48th International Making Cities Livable Conference, Charleston, South Carolina Kim, J. (2009). “Contemporary Urbanisms and Their Roles in Sustainable Urban Revitalization” International Conference on Green Tech. Eco Life & Sustainable Architecture for Cities of Tomorrow 2009 (GEST 2009), Korea Institute of Ecological Architecture and Environment and Yonsei University, Seoul Korea, November 2009 Kim, J. (2009). “The Value of Urban Agriculture in Urban Design and Development: Literature Review and Case Study in Detroit” The 2009 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture National Conference, Portland, Oregon Kim, J. (2007). “Exploring a Campus Model as an Alternative Approach to Urban Developments.” The 2007 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Central Regional Conference, University of Waterloo, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada Kim, J. (2007). “Challenging Contemporary Urbanisms: Stewardship and Social Construction.” The 2007 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Southeast Regional Conference, Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. Paper accepted but not presented due to time conflicts Kim, J. (2007). “Evaluating New Urbanist Claims: Increase in walkability, Diversity, and Sense of Community.” The 2007 Future Design Conference at Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea Kim, J. (2007). “It Takes the Children to “Masterplan” the Neighborhood.” The 2007 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kim, J. (2005). “Evaluation of Zoning Codes that Promote Healthy Communities.” The 2005 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri Kim, J. (2005). “Can New Urbanism Promote Successful Urban Infill Developments in Poor Areas?: A Case Study of Detroit.” The 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Mexico City, Mexico


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Kim, J. (2005). “An Assessment of New Urbanist Urban Infill Developments.” The 2005 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Kim, J. (2004). “An Assessment of the Applicability of New Urbanist Principles to Urban Infill Developments in Underserved Areas.” The 2004 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Oregon, Portland, Oregon Kim, J. (2004). “A Faith-based Institution as a Local Anchor for Neighborhood Revitalization: Case studies in Detroit.” The 2004 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico Kim, J. (2003). “An Evaluation of Architectural Research by Students: Understanding Types of Papers Submitted by Graduate Students in a Research Methods Course.” The 2003 Southeast Regional Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Tampa, Florida Kim, J. (2003). “Comprehensive Design as a Holistic Inquiry into the Built Environment: A Case Study of a Model Undertaken at a Community Outreach Studio.” The 2003 Southwest Regional Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, University of Houston, Houston, Texas Kim, J. (2003). “Educating Youth About Community Values Through a Hands-on Model-making Class.” The 2003 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota Kim, J. (2003). “Corporate Campus Design: Theories and Case Studies.” The 2003 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota Kim, J. (2002). “Community Design: Architects’ Views Versus Non-Architects’ Views.” The 2002 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kim, J. (2002). “Alternative Approaches to Corporate Campus Design and Their Impact on Brownfield Developments: A Case Study of GM Campuses.” The 2002 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland Kim, J. (2002). “New Urbanism and Civics.” The 2002 IAPS Conference, Rome, Italy Kim, J. (2002). “New Trends and Alternative Approaches to Corporate Campus Design.” The 2002 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kim, J. (2001). “Guidelines for ‘Healthy’ Urban Form: Case Studies of Downtowns.” The 2001 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio Kim, J. (2001). “Local Identity of Place: Case Studies.” The 2001 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, England


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Kim, J. (2000). “An Assessment of New Urbanism: Comparing Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Communities.” The 2000 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia Kim, J. and Groat, L. (2000). “Community Identity in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village.” Symposium on research on urban design aesthetics organized by Prof. Jack Nasar at Ohio State University. The 2000 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, San Francisco, California Evans, G., Williams, D., and Kim, J. (1999). “Elderly and Community and Pathways to Life Quality: Providing Research Experience for Future Gerontologists.” The 1999 Annual Conference of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, California Kim, J. (1999). “What ‘Other’ Roles Design Reviewers Play: Convener, Facilitator, Therapist, and Educator.” The 1999 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, University of Illinois-Chicago and University of Illinois-Urbana & Champaign, Chicago, Illinois Kim, J and Evans, G. (1999). “Sense of Community and New Urbanism.” The 1999 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Orlando, Florida Kim, J. and Groat, L. (1999). “Sense of Community in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village.” The 1999 Annual Conference of the Environmental Design Research Association, Orlando, Florida WORK CITED by OTHER SCHOLARS (Joongsub Kim’s research work on contemporary urbanisms, environment and behavior, and New Urbanism cited): International/National Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Journals and Books (selected) 2016: Student engagement in placemaking at an Australian university campus, Australian Planner, 53 (2), pp. 103-116 2016: Is there diversity in the New Urbanism? Analyzing the demographic characteristics of New Urbanist neighborhoods in the United States, Urban Geography, 37 (3), pp. 458-482 2016: Urban green space recreational service assessment and management: A conceptual model based on the service generation process, Ecological Economics, 124, pp. 59-68 2016: Green Infrastructure and Public Health, Center for Demography and Population Health, Florida State University, pp. 1-312 2016: Evaluating Intention and Effect: The Impact of Healthcare Facility Design on Patient and Staff Well-Being, Health Environments Research and Design Journal, 9 (2), pp. 82-104 2016: What's the score? Walkable environments and subsidized households, Sustainability,(Switzerland), 8 (4), 396 2015: Rethinking the concept of the neighborhood: An enabling or a housing model? Archnet-IJAR, 9 (2), pp. 152-169


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2015: The relationship between pedestrian environments and sense of community in apartment complexes in Seoul, Korea, Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering, 14 (2), pp. 411-418 2015: Health implications of transport: Evidence of effects of transport on social interactions, Journal of Transport and Health, 2 (3), pp. 441-446 2015: Sense of community in new urbanism neighbourhoods: A review, Open House International, 40 (4), pp. 25-29 2015: More than a pretty place: assessing the impact of environmental education on children’s knowledge and attitudes about outdoor play in nature, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 12 (2), pp. 2054-2070 2015: Evaluation of neighborhood center attributes on resident's territoriality and sense of belonging a case study in Boshrooyeh, Iran, Habitat International, 49, pp. 56- 64 2015: The relationship between walkability and neighborhood social environment: The importance of physical and perceived walkability, Applied Geography, 62, pp. 115-124. 2015: Breaking the chain: Understanding the association between foreclosure intensity and neighborhood satisfaction, Applied Geography, 58, pp. 7-17 2015: Approaching environmental health disparities and green spaces: An ecosystem services perspective, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 12 (2), pp. 1952-1968 2015: Outcome-focused national park experience management: transforming participants, promoting social well- being, and fostering place attachment, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 23 (3), pp. 358-381 2015: Engagement in public open spaces across age groups: The case of Merdeka Square in Kuala Lumpur city, Malaysia, Urban Design International, 20 (2), pp. 93-106 2015: How the Built Environment Shapes Spatial Bridging Ties and Social Capital, Environment and Behavior, 47 (3), pp. 239-26 2014: A retrospective study on changes in residents' physical activities, social interactions, and neighborhood cohesion after moving to a walkable community, Preventive Medicine, 69 (S), pp. S93-S97 2014: Physical upkeep, perceived upkeep, fear of crime and neighborhood satisfaction, Journal of Environmental Psychology, 38, pp. 186-194 2014: Using photo-surveys to inform participatory urban planning processes: Lessons from practice, Land Use Policy, 38, pp. 497-508 2014: Exposure to neighborhood green space and mental health: Evidence from the survey of the health of Wisconsin, International Journal of Environmental and Public Health, 11 (3), pp. 3453-3472 2014: Community satisfaction in post-socialist cities: Factors and implications, Lex Localis, 12 (2), pp. 249-265 2014: Affordable housing performance indicators for landed houses in the central region of Malaysia, Modern Applied Science, 8 (6), pp. 70-86 2014: Accessibility and use of urban green spaces in the cities of Coimbra (Portugal) and Salamanca (Spain) [Acessibilidade e utilização dos espaços verdes urbanos nas cidades de Coimbra (Portugal) e Salamanca (Espanha)], Finisterra, 49 (97), pp. 49-68. 2014: Multifunctional and multiscale aspects of green infrastructure in contemporary research [Multifunkcjonalność zielonej infrastruktury we współczesnych badaniach], Problemy Ekorozwoju, 9 (2), pp. 149-156


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2014: Campus information-and-knowledge modeling: Embedding multidisciplinary knowledge into a design environment for university campus planning, International Journal of Architectural Computing, 12 (4), pp. 439-457 2014: Perception, experience and the use of public urban spaces by residents of urban neighbourhoods, Urbani Izziv, 25 (1), pp. 107-125 2014: The influence of spatial design characteristics on low-rise residential neighbourhoods in Basra city: Enhancing residents’ social interaction, International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis, 7 (4), pp. 559-585 2014: Environmental psychology matters, Annual Review of Psychology, 65, pp. 541- 579 2014: Positive health effects of the natural outdoor environment in typical populations in different regions in Europe (PHENOTYPE): A study programme protocol, BMJ Open, 4 (4), art. no. e004951 2014: Sense of Community and Its Association With the Neighborhood Built Environment, Environment and Behavior, 46 (6), pp. 677-697 2014: A framework for exploring the sense of community and social life in residential environments, Archnet-IJAR, 8 (3), pp. 223-237 2014: Patterns of social capital associated with transit oriented development, Journal of Transport Geography, 35, pp. 144-155 2014: A classification of landscape services to support local landscape planning, Ecology and Society, 19 (1), 2014: An analytical review of visual research method in environmental perception studies, Life Science Journal, 11 (10), art. no. 65, pp. 474-488 2014: Empowerment by Design? Women's Use of New Urbanist Neighborhoods in Suburbia, Journal of Planning Education and Research, 34 (3), pp. 325-338 2014: Greenspace and Place Attachment: Do Greener Suburbs Lead to Greater Residential Place Attachment?, Urban Policy and Research, 32 (4), pp. 477-497 2014: Strategies of building a stronger sense of community for sustainable neighborhoods: Comparing neighborhood accessibility with community empowerment programs, Sustainability (Switzerland), 6 (5), pp. 2766-2785 2014: Social Cohesiveness of Disadvantaged Communities in Urban South Korea: The Impact of the Physical Environment, Housing Studies, 29 (3), pp. 407-437 2013: Can New Urbanism Create Diverse Communities?, Journal of Planning Education and Research, 33 (4), pp. 427-441 2013: Urban sustainability, psychological restoration and soundscapes, Psychological Approaches to Sustainability: Current Trends in Theory, Research and Applications, pp. 411-431 2013: Do Smart-Growth Environments Benefit Single Mothers? Evidence from Thirty MSAs Using the American Housing Survey Data, Journal of Planning Education and Research, 33 (4), pp. 411-426 2013: Social aspects of green care, Green Care: For Human Therapy, Social innovation, Rural Economy, and Education, pp. 155-188 2013: Building the new urbanism: Places, professions, and profits in the American metropolitan landscape, Building the New Urbanism: Places, Professions, and Profits in the American Metropolitan Landscape, pp. 1-150. 2013: The role of settings in family based prevention of HIV/STDs, Family and HIV/AIDS: Cultural and Contextual Issues in Prevention and Treatment, pp. 69- 93 2013: Design-with-nature for multifunctional landscapes: Environmental benefits and social barriers in community development, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 10 (11), pp. 5433-5458


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2013: “Sense of community in new zealand neighbourhoods: A multi-level model predicting social capital,” New Zealand Journal of Psychology 42 (1) , pp. 36-45

2013: “Master-planned in exurbia: Examining the drivers and impacts of master-planned communities at the urban fringe,” Landscape and Urban Planning 114, pp. 102-112

2013: “Design for community: Toward a communitarian ergonomics,” Philosophy and Technology 26 (2), pp. 139-157

2013: “New urbanism as sustainable development?” Geography Compass 7 (6) , pp. 435-448

2013: “Towards contextually sensitive urban densification: Location-based softGIS knowledge revealing perceived residential environmental quality,” Landscape and Urban Planning 113, pp. 30-46

2013: “Attitudes and behaviours towards water conservation on the Mediterranean coast: the role of socio-demographic and place-attachment factors,” Water International 38 (3) , pp. 283-296

2013: “New Urbanism and Selection Bias in the Formation of Social Capital,” Housing Policy Debate 23 (2), pp. 376-394

2013: “Does neighbourhood walkability moderate the effects of mass media communication strategies to promote regular physical activity?” Annals of Behavioral Medicine 45 (SUPPL.1), pp. S86-S94

2013: “Green spaces of European cities revisited for 1990-2006,” Landscape and Urban Planning 110 (1), pp. 113-122

2013: “Determining appropriate neighborhood shapes and sizes for modeling landscape satisfaction,” Landscape and Urban Planning 110 (1), pp. 12-24

2012: “Growing with the flow: Uniting ecological design and new urbanism for water quality planning,” Canadian Journal of Urban Research 21 (1 SUPPL.), pp. 55-80

2012: “Creating sense of community: The role of public space,” Journal of Environmental Psychology 32 (4), pp. 401-409

2012: “Family structure and park use among parents,” American Journal of Preventive Medicine 43 (5), pp. 520-526

2012: “Sense of community and the importance of values: Comparison of two neighborhoods in Slovenia,” Journal of Urban Affairs 34 (3), pp. 317-336

2012: “Mobility and Social Cohesion in the Splintered City: Challenging Technocentric Transport Research and Policy-making Practices,” Urban Studies, July 1, 2012 49: 1941-1957

2012: “Sense of community-belonging and health-behavior change in Canada,” Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, March 1, 2012 66: 277-283

2012: “The influence of green space on community attachment of urban and suburban residents” Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, Volume 11, Issue 1, 2012, Pages 41-49

2011: “The Relationship of Perceived Neighborhood Social Climate to Walking in Hispanic Older Adults: A Longitudinal, Cross-Lagged Panel Analysis,” Journal of Aging and Health, December 1, 2011 23: 1325-1351

2011: “Natural environments and their impact on activity, health, and quality of life” Applied Psychology: Health and Well-Being, Volume 3, Issue 3, November 2011, Pages 230-260

2011: “Neighborhood green, social support, physical activity, and stress: Assessing the cumulative impact” Health and Place, Volume 17, Issue 6, November 2011, Pages 1202-1211


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2011: “Retrofitting suburbia through pre-urban patterns: Introducing a European perspective” Urban Design International, Volume 16, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 171-187

2011: “Place attachment: How far have we come in the last 40 years?” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 31, Issue 3, September 2011, Pages 207-230

2011: “Assessing the social and environmental achievements of New Urbanism: Evidence from Portland, Oregon” Journal of Urbanism, Volume 4, Issue 2, July 2011, Pages 105-126

2011: “Perspectives on landscape identity: A conceptual challenge” Landscape Research, Volume 36, Issue 3, June 2011, Pages 321-339

2011: “Suburbs in disguise? Examining the geographies of the new urbanism” Urban Geography, Volume 32, Issue 3, 1 April 2011, Pages 424-427

2011: “A framework for developing urban forest ecosystem services and goods indicators” Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 99, Issue 3-4, 15 March 2011, Pages 196-206

2011: “Comparing Canadian new urbanist and conventional suburban neighbourhoods” Plan Canada, Volume 51, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 21-25

2011: “Perceived environmental quality as an input to urban infill policy-making” Urban Design International, Volume 16, Issue 1, March 2011, Pages 19-35

2010: “Neighborhood attachment and its correlates: Exploring neighborhood conditions, collective efficacy, and gardening” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 30, Issue 4, December 2010, Pages 435-442

2010: “Material-form relationship in traditional residential architecture and its effects on façades” Scientific Research and Essays, Volume 5, Issue 18, 18 September 2010, Pages 2806-2822

2010: “Income, sense of community and subjective well-being: Combining economic and psychological variables” Journal of Economic Psychology, Volume 31, Issue 4, August 2010, Pages 612-623

2010: “Landscape components, land use, and neighborhood satisfaction” Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, Volume 37, Issue 3, 2010, Pages 500-517

2010: “Environments and health: Planning decisions as public-health decisions” Journal of Architectural and Planning Research, Volume 27, Issue 2, June 2010, Pages 124-143

2010: “Sense of community and its relationship with walking and neighborhood design” Social Science and Medicine, Volume 70, Issue 9, May 2010, Pages 1381-1390

2010: “Neighborhood satisfaction, physical and perceived naturalness and openness” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2010, Pages 52-59

2010: “What makes neighborhood different from home and city? Effects of place scale on place attachment” Journal of Environmental Psychology, Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2010, Pages 35-51

2009: “Neighborhood design and sense of community: Comparing suburban neighborhoods in Houston Texas” Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 92, Issue 3-4, 30 September 2009, Pages 325-334

2009: “Social contacts as a possible mechanism behind the relation between green space and health” Health and Place, Volume 15, Issue 2, June 2009, Pages 586-595

2009: “Social interaction and sense of community in a master planned community” Housing, Theory and Society, Volume 26, Issue 2, June 2009, Pages 122-142


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2009: “The neighborhood unit: Physical design or physical determinism?” Journal of Planning History, Volume 8, Issue 2, May 2009, Pages 111-132

2009: “The Relationship of Built Environment to Perceived Social Support and Psychological Distress in Hispanic Elders: The Role of ‘Eyes on the Street,’” The Journals of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, March 1, 2009 64B: 234-246

2009: “Associations Between Neighborhood Open Space Attributes and Quality of Life for Older People in Britain,” Environment and Behavior, January 1, 2009 41: 3-21

2008: “Determinants of restorative experiences in everyday favorite places” Health and Place, Volume 14, Issue 4, December 2008, Pages 636-652

2008: “Does ‘Main Street’ Promote Sense of Community? A Comparison of San Francisco Neighborhoods,” Environment and Behavior, July 1, 2008 40: 545-5742008: “Critical Appraisal of Three Ideas for Community Development in the United States,” Journal of Planning Education and Research, June 1, 2008 27: 382-399

2008: “Marketing the imaginary of Montréal's (Gay) village” Canadian Journal of Urban Research, Volume 17, Issue 1, June 2008, Pages 28-57

2008: “Critical appraisal of three ideas for community development in the United States” Journal of Planning Education and Research, Volume 27, Issue 4, June 2008, Pages 382-399

2008: “Influences on the sense of Neighborhood: Case of Slovenia” Urban Affairs Review, Volume 43, Issue 5, May 2008, Pages 718-732

2008: “The anatomy of the safe and social suburb: An exploratory study of the built environment, social capital and residents' perceptions of safety” Health and Place, Volume 14, Issue 1, March 2008, Pages 15-31

2008: “Associations of Neighborhood Greenness with Physical and Mental Health: Do Walking, Social Coherence and Local Social Interaction Explain the Relationships?” Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, May 1, 2008 62: e9

2007: “The multidimensional nature of social cohesion: Psychological sense of community, attraction, and neighboring” American Journal of Community Psychology, Volume 40, Issue 3-4, December 2007, Pages 214-229

2007: “Does Walking in the Neighborhood Enhance Local Sociability?” Urban Studies, August 1, 2007 44: 1677-1695

2007: “Promoting ecosystem and human health in urban areas using Green Infrastructure: A literature review” Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 81, Issue 3, 20 June 2007, Pages 167-178

2006: “Can new urbanism encourage physical activity? Comparing a new urbanist neighborhood with conventional suburbs” Journal of the American Planning Association, Volume 72, Issue 1, December 2006, Pages 43-54

2006: “The impact of the built environment on children's school conduct grades: The role of diversity of use in a Hispanic neighborhood” American Journal of Community Psychology, Volume 38, Issue 3-4, December 2006, Pages 299-310

2006: “Does design matter? The ecological footprint as a planning tool at the local level” Journal of Urban Design, Volume 11, Issue 2, June 2006, Pages 195-224

2006: “The quest for authentic place: The production of suburban alternatives in Minnesota's St. Croix Valley” Urban Geography, Volume 27, Issue 3, 1 April 2006, Pages 253-270

2006: “Residential Development Patterns and Neighborhood Satisfaction: Impacts of Density and Nearby Nature,” Environment and Behavior, January 1, 2006 38: 112-139


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2005: “Is a New Urban Development Model Building Greener Communities?” Environment and Behavior, November 1, 2005 37: 731-759

2005: “Ways to make people active: The role of Place Attachment, Cultural Capital, and Neighborhood Ties,” Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2005

2002: “Social Capital and New Urbanism: Leading a Civic Horse to Water?” National Civic Review, vol. 91, no. 3, Fall 2002

2001: “Correlational Research,” Architectural Research Methods, New York: Wiley, 2001

2000: “New Urbanism and the City: Potential Applications And Implications for Distressed Inner-City Neighborhoods,” Housing Policy Debate, vol. 11, issue 4, Fannie Mae Foundation

CONFERENCE DISCUSSION PANELIST Panelist, “Special Focus Session, Architecture for Social Justice Awards: Partnerships in Teaching.” The 2004 Annual Conference of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Miami, Florida, 2004 Panelist, “The New Urbanism: Is Design a Catalyst for Community?” The Seaside Institute Conference, Seaside, Florida, Spring 2000 INVITED SPEAKER, KEYNOTE SPEAKER, KEY PARTICIPANTS Invited Key Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit, San Francisco, California, August 2015 Invited Speaker, Public Interest Design Institute/Design Corps, Raleigh, North Carolina, Southfield, Michigan, April 2015 Lecture Topic: The Nine-Foci Taxonomy for Public Interest Design Invited Speaker, Oakland University Honors College Winter 2015 Lecture Series: Creative Intersections, sponsored by Michigan Center for Undergraduate Research Leadership, Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan, March 2015 Lecture Topic: Spatial Change: How does Research contribute to the Future? Invited Speaker, Prefabrication-Detroit (special topics course), Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Southfield, Michigan, February 2014 Lecture Topic: Detroit Urban Issues and its Future Invited Speaker, Architecture Lecture Series, Chungju National University, Chungju, Korea, 2008 Lecture Topic: Research in Architectural Education + DETROIT STUDIO [WORK] Invited Speaker, International Symposium on Urban Regeneration, sponsored by Yonsei University, Jejudo, Korea, 2007 Lecture Topic: Urban Regeneration and New Urbanism: Some Key Trends and Examples in the USA Keynote Speaker, International Architectural Education Symposium on “Alternative Educational Ways for Teaching and Learning Architectural Design”


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Sponsored by Open House International Journal, UK and Eastern Mediterranean University, Turkey, 2006 Lecture Topic: Exploring Social Construction in Architectural Pedagogy Invited Speaker, Doctoral Program Seminar in Architecture, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Spring 2006 Lecture Topic: Joongsub Kim [Work]: Research Projects in Three Areas of Interest Invited Speaker, “The New Urbanism: Is Design a Catalyst for Community?” the Seaside Institute Conference, Seaside, Florida, Spring 2000 Lecture Topic: Sense of Community in Neotraditional and Conventional Suburban Developments: A Comparative Case Study of Kentlands and Orchard Village CHARRETTE TEAM LEADER Co-team Leader, 10th Annual Design Charrette, “Troy/Birmingham Transit Center Charrette” The University of Michigan College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Troy, Michigan, 2008 CONFERENCE, SYMPOSIUM, CHARRETTE, EXHIBIT ORGANIZER, KEY PARTNER Key Partner, Midwest University Urban Design Center Urban Design Charrette, Kent State University Urban Design Collaborative, Youngstown, Ohio, October 2015 Co-organizer, 2015 Structures for Inclusion International Conference, Detroit, Michigan, April 2015 Co-organizer, Public Interest Design Institute/Design Corps, Raleigh, North Carolina, Lawrence Technological University, April 2015 Organizer, Midwest University Urban Design Center Urban Design Charrette, Detroit, Michigan, October 2014 Key Partner, Midwest University Urban Design Center Urban Design Charrette, Ball State University Urban Design Center, Indianapolis, Indiana, October 2013 Co-organizer, Post-competition symposium for “International Ideas Competition for Detroit Riverfront” organized by the Urban Priorities Committee of the American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter, Detroit, Michigan, December 2012 Co-organizer, “Detroit by Design” Three symposiums and exhibits focusing on Transportation, Urban Centers and Urban Agriculture, organized by the American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter Urban Priorities Committee, Detroit, Michigan, April 2011 - June 2011 PANEL DISCUSSION ORGANIZER Organizer, “Public Interest Design Panel Discussion” with Bryan Bell, Gina Reichert, and Scott Shall Public Interest Design Practices and Research, organized by the PIDPR group, Detroit, Michigan, November 2012


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Co-organizer, “Express Detroit” The Roles of Urban Agriculture, Urban Centers and Transportation in Rebuilding Detroit, organized by the American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter Urban Priorities Committee, Detroit, Michigan, November, 2010 INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION ORGANIZER Organizer, “PIDPR Design Competition” International Design Competition organized by [GD]³ (Good Deeds Good Design Group in Detroit) & PIDPR (Public Interest Design Practices and Research) group, Lawrence Technological University Detroit Studio, Detroit, Michigan, 2012 Co-organizer, “Detroit Riverfront Competition” International Design Competition organized by the American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter’s Urban Priorities Committee, 2012 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ORGANIZER Co-organizer, “Marginal City Reciprocal City” International Urban Design Workshop organized by Chungju National University and the Lawrence Technological University Detroit Studio (ltuDS), Chungju, Korea, 2008 DISCUSSION PANELIST Panelist, “Sustainable Urbanism: Student Discussion with Douglas Farr” College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2011 CONFERENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Member of the Advisory Committee, 2011 Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan, Spring 2011 REVIEWERS FOR PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS & CONFERENCE PAPERS (selected) • Conference Proceedings, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) National

Conference, 2016 • Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference, 2016 • Journal of Urbanism, 2015 • Conference Proceedings, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) 2015

National Conference, 2015 • Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference, 2015 • Conference proceedings, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) 2014

National Conference, 2014 • Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference, 2014 • Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference, 2013 • Conference proceedings, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) 2013

National Conference, 2013 • Conference proceedings, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) 2010

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• Journal Environment and Behavior, 2011 • Conference proceedings, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) 2010

National Conference, 2011 • Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference, 2011 • Conference proceedings, Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) 2009

National Conference, 2010 • The Annual Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association, Fall 2010 • Journal Building and Environment, Summer and Fall 2009 • Journal, Building and Environment, Summer 2009 • The Annual Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association, Fall 2009 • Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2008 • The Annual Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association, 2008 • Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2007 • The Annual Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association, 2007 • The Annual Proceedings of the Environmental Design Research Association, 2006 • Journal Places, Spring 2006 • Journal of Planning Education and Research, Spring 2006 • ACSA Central Conference, Summer 2005 • ACSA International Conference, Mexico, Spring 2005 • Journal of the American Planning Association, Summer 2004 • ACSA East Central Conference, Summer 2003 GUEST CRITIC (selected) Guest Critic, Urban Design Policy and Implementation, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Spring 2016 Guest Critic, Principles and Practices of Urban Design, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Summer 2015 Guest Critic, Graduate Thesis Review, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Fall 2008-present Guest Critic, Urban Design Sprint Graphics Workshop Review, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Summer & Fall 2014 Guest Critic, Integrated Design Studio 4 Final Review, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Spring 2014 Guest Critic, Various Undergraduate and Graduate Architecture and Urban Design Studios and Lecture Courses, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Fall 2000-present Guest Critic, International Urban Design Workshop, Chungju National University and Lawrence Technological University Detroit Studio (ltu-DS), Chungju, South Korea, 2008 Guest Critic, University of Michigan Graduate Architecture Studio (Prof. Fernando Lara), Fall 2006


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Guest Critic, University of Michigan Graduate Architecture Option Studio (Prof. Yung Ho Chang and Adrian Blackwell), Fall 2004 GRANT PROPOSAL REVIEWER (selected) Invited Referee / Examinateur, Insight Grant Application, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, 2016 Grant Proposal Reviewer, Boston Society of Architects Annual Grants Award Competition, 2009 Grant Proposal Reviewer, Boston Society of Architects Annual Grants Award Competition, 2008 Grant Proposal Reviewer, Boston Society of Architects Annual Grants Award Competition, 2007 CONSULTING EXPERIENCE Joongsub Kim, PhD, AIA, AICP Design/Planning Consultant to Municipalities, Non-Profit Community Development Corporations, Companies and Other Organizations in Michigan and Korea, 1992–present Projects in architecture, community design, urban design, and urban planning (selected) Recovery Park Master Plan Project, Fall 2015 Urban Regeneration Projects (for Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, 2007-2010 & 2013) (selected) Urban Regeneration Study Community Participation Study PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Project Designer, Allen, Demurjian, Major, and Nitsch Inc., Massachusetts and Rhode Island, USA, 1986–1991 Responsibilities: Architecture, community design, urban design, and urban planning projects Harvey Montague Architecture/Urban Design, Boston, Massachusetts, 1985 Intern Architect, S. Y. Lee Co., Lincoln, Nebraska, 1983-1984 Responsibilities: House and site design Architectural Designer, Hyundai Group Construction Co., Overseas Architectural Design Division, Korea/Saudi Arabia, 1980–1982 Responsibilities: Architecture and urban design projects in the Middle East and Asia Intern Urban Designer, ID’HEOTAS: Environmental Design and Planning Group, Seoul, Korea, 1979 Responsibilities: Urban design drafting and rendering in the design and planning of the New Capital City of South Korea


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Architectural, Urban Design and Urban Planning Projects (for Allen, Demurjian, Major, and Nitsch Inc., MA and RI, USA, 1986–1991) (selected) Marina Pier Planned Unit Development, Massachusetts, 1989-1991 New Port Mixed Use Development, New Port, Rhode Island, 1989-1991 Harvard Village, Harvard, MA, 1989-1991 Walpole Multi-Family Housing, Walpole, Massachusetts, 1989-1991 Harborlight Village, Massachusetts, 1989-1991 Milford Mixed Use Development, Milford, Connecticut, 1989-1991 China Town Community Center Plan, Boston, Massachusetts, 1989 Treadway Hotel Expansion and Retail Addition, Framingham, Massachusetts, 1989 Westover Airpark Community Development, Massachusetts, 1987 Whitefield Elm Village Plan, Wilmington, Massachusetts, 1987 Planned Unit Development for Tradewinds Condominium Ocean Pier, Revere, Massachusetts, 1987 Bliss School Development Study, Attleboro, Massachusetts, 1987 Town of Seekonk Master Plan Proopsal, Seekonk, Massachusetts, 1987 Municipal Space Needs and Site/Facilities Analysis, Master Plan Study, Groton, Massachusetts, 1987 Architectural and Urban Design Projects (for Hyundai Group Construction Co., Overseas Architectural Design Division, Korea/Saudi Arabia, 1980–1982) (selected) Al-Kobar Public Housing Project, Al-Kobar, Saudi Arabia

Urban Design and Planning Projects (for ID’HEOTAS: Environmental Design and Planning Group, Seoul, Korea, 1979) (selected) Urban Design and Planning for New Capital City of South Korea COMMUNITY-BASED PROJECTS/COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM EXPERIENCE Program Coordinator/Project Director, ltu-DS (Lawrence Technological University Detroit Studio) Off-campus Community Outreach Program, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, MI, 2002–present Responsibilities: Developing and directing community-based studio projects and community outreach programs; soliciting project sponsors; fundraising to support projects and programs; collaborating with communities and various stakeholders, organizations and agencies; publicizing studio activities and outcomes; undertaking public exhibitions of projects, conducting applied research; publication and dissemination Sponsored Projects (regular studio projects) (selected)


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Clark Park Community Framework Plan Sponsor: Clark Park Coalition, Detroit Public Schools, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2016 Recovery Park Master Plan Study Sponsor: Recovery Park, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2014-Spring 2015 Rouge Park Master Plan Project Sponsor: Friends of Rouge Park, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2013 Parkside Healthy Community Study Sponsor: Friends of Parkside, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2012 Neighborhood Resource Center Project Sponsor: Joy Southfield Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2012 Oxford Downtown Master Plan Study Sponsor: Oxford Downtown Development Authority, Oxford, Michigan, Spring 2012 Woodward Corridor Master Plan Study Sponsor: Woodward Task Force, Woodward Avenue Action Association, Michigan, Fall 2011 Sustainable Zone Creative Zone (phase 2): Repurposing Oakland University Chicken Coops Complex Sponsors: Oakland University, Baldwin Center, Michigan Young Farmers Coalition, Fall 2011 Living Cities Initiative New Urban Center Study Sponsor: North End community development organizations, Vanguard CDC, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2011 BrightHOPE Master Plan Project Sponsor: Northwest Detroit Neighborhood Development, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2010 North End Multi-purpose Community Kitchen/Community Center Project Sponsor: Vanguard Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2010 West Grand Boulevard Community Master Plan Study Sponsor: West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2009 - Spring 2010 Detroit Builders District and Workshop Design Study Sponsor: Vanguard Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2009 Balduck Park Master Plan Study Sponsor: Balduck, Cannon, and Finney Community Center and Recreation Complex Development Inc., Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2008 Balduck Park Community Center and Recreation Complex Project Sponsor: Balduck, Cannon, and Finney Community Center and Recreation Complex Development Inc., Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2008 East Forest Hope District Master Plan Study Sponsor: Friends of Detroit Tri County, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2008


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E. Forest HOPE District in Detroit: Museum of HIP and Community Revitalization Sponsor: Friends of Detroit Tri County (Community Development Corporation), Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2007 Inkster Master Plan Study Project Sponsor: Inkster Tax Increment Finance Authority (TIFA), Inkster, Michigan, Fall 2007 Detroit Cluster 4 Master Plan Study Sponsor: City of Detroit Planning and Development Division, The Greening of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2007 Urban Agriculture, Health, Fitness, Lifestyle Community Sponsor: Boston Society of Architects, Christ Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2006 Troy Maple Road Corridor Study Project Sponsor: Oakland Business Review, Troy Chambers of Commerce, City of Troy, Michigan, Spring 2006 Southfield City Center Study Project Sponsor: City of Southfield and City Center Advisory Board, Michigan, Fall 2005 Brightmoor Community Revitalization Project Sponsor: Northwest Detroit Neighborhood Development, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2005 East Warren Neighborhood Revitalization Project, Sponsor: American Coalition of Black Farmers & Christ Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2004 Detroit Parkside Community Revitalization Project Sponsor: City of Detroit Housing Commission, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2004 Professional, Community-based Theatre and Cultural Village Design in Detroit Sponsor: Detroit Repertory Theatre, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2003 Southwest Detroit Neighborhood Master Plan and Urban Design Project Sponsor: Kemeny Recreation Center & Detroit Mayor's Office in Southwest Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2003 Quinn AME Church Design and Neighborhood Revitalization Project Sponsor: Quinn AME Church, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2002 Founder/Project Director, Good Deeds Good Design Group in Detroit [GD]³ 2006-present Volunteer groups working in collaboration with the ltu-DS (Lawrence Tech Detroit Studio) List of Projects (selected) Oxford Downtown Master Plan Study Sponsor: Oxford Downtown Development Authority, Oxford, Michigan, Spring 2011 - Fall 2011


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Sustainable Zone Creative Zone (phase 1): Repurposing Oakland University Chicken Coops Complex Sponsor: Oakland University, Baldwin Center, Michigan Young Farmers Coalition, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2011 Youth Participation in Master Planning Sponsor: Vanguard Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, Summer 2011 Detroit Youth Green Economy Summit, Educating Youth About Sustainable Community Design Sponsor: Youth Green Economy Summit Task Force, Detroit, Michigan, Summer 2011. North End Neighborhood Revitalization Sponsor: North End Development Governance Board, North End community organizations, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2011 - present Community Typologies and Design Guideline Projects Sponsor: Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD), Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2010 - present Indian Village Urban Garden Design Study Sponsor: Indian Village Men’s Club and Indian Village Women’s Club, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2010 - present East Forest Hope District Neighborhood Revitalization & Garden Development Sponsor: Friends of Detroit Tri County, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2009 - Summer 2011 West Grand Boulevard Community Neighborhood & Main Street Revitalization Sponsor: West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan, Spring 2011 E. Forest Sustainable Community Design Sponsor: Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan (CFSEM), Friends of Detroit Tri-County, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2009-Summer 2010 Brightmoor Community Neighborhood Revitalization Sponsor: Northwest Detroit Neighborhood Development, Detroit, Michigan, Fall 2010 Kids’ Farm: Children Creating Sustainable Urban Agriculture-based Community Sponsor: American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC, Summer 2007 - Fall 2007 Guidelines for Sustainable Urban Design in Detroit Sponsor: Boston Society of Architects; American Architectural Foundation, Greening of Detroit, City of Detroit Planning and Development Division, Spring 2007 Revitalization Strategies for Vacant Properties in Detroit: Preliminary Sustainable Planning and Design Guidelines Sponsor: Boston Society of Architects, Summer 2006 Kids’ Cams: Children designing their neighborhood through their own lenses Sponsor: American Architectural Foundation, Washington DC., Summer 2006


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Lewiston Downtown Study Project Sponsor: Lewiston Board of Trustees; KIRCO in Troy (Alan Kiriluk, Chairman, project supporter & steering committee member), Michigan, Fall 2005 – Spring 2006 Founder/Project Director, Public Interest Design Practices and Research (PIDPR) Group 2010-present Volunteer groups Projects/Programs/Initiatives (selected) PIDPR Workshop NCARB Report, Spring 2013 PIDPR Workshop, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design, Spring 2012, Summer 2012 (research session), Fall 2012, & Spring 2013 2012 PIDPR Competition (jury Bryan Bell), Fall 2012 PIDPR Workshop Proposal to NCARB, Fall 2011 OTHER EXPERIENCE IN COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS & COMMUNITY-BASED PROJECTS (selected) Coordinator of the LTU Plan of Collaboration with Habitat for Humanity Vision 2020 Project in Pontiac, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, Spring 2005–2006 Member of the LTU CoAD team regarding the Habitat for Humanity Vision 2020 Project in Pontiac, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, Spring 2005–2006 Coordinator, The Pontiac Studio, Off-campus Community Outreach Program, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, 2000–2001. Responsibilities: Developing and directing community-based studio projects; fundraising to support projects; collaborating with communities and various stakeholders, organizations and agencies

EXHIBITIONS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS “Balduck Park Study: Concepts for Master Plan and Community Center/Recreation Complex Proposal” Exhibit Title (group exhibits and travelling exhibits): “Carrot City: Designing for Urban Agriculture” Curator: Department of Architectural Science and the Centre for Studies in Food Security at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada Location: Design Exchange (DX) Museum, Toronto, Canada; England, New York Spring 2009 - Spring 2010 “Urban Regeneration: Case Studies in the USA” by Joongsub Kim assisted by Christine Freundl, Exhibition at Urban Regeneration International Symposium (Group Exhibitions): “The Urban


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Renaissance Project [Socially Integrated Housing Community Regeneration Technology],” Curator: Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea Location: COEX Intercontinental Hotel, Seoul, Korea May – June 2008 “Urban Agriculture in the Community Design Studio: The Detroit Studio Example” by Joongsub Kim, Exhibition at Ryerson University Symposium (Group Exhibitions): "The Role of Food and Agriculture in the Design and Planning of Buildings and Cities” Curator: Department of Architectural Science and the Centre for Studies in Food Security at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada Location: Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada May 2008 U.S.A. EXHIBITIONS “Public Interest Design Practices and Research: Student Projects” Joongsub Kim and Dorian Moore, NCARB Annual Grant Awards Exhibition (Group Exhibitions), Sponsored by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) and the American Institute of Architects, the American Institute of Architects National Convention, Denver, Colorado, 2013 “Urban Agriculture Health Fitness Lifestyle Center” by Joongsub Kim, BSA Annual Grant Awards Exhibition (Group Exhibitions), Sponsored by the Boston Society of Architects (BSA) and the American Institute of Architects, the American Institute of Architects National Convention, Boston, Massachusetts, 2008 “It Takes the Children to Masterplan the Neighborhood” by Joongsub Kim, ACSA Annual Awards Exhibition (Award Competition/Group Exhibitions), Sponsored by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) and the American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2008 “DMZ Poem” by Joongsub Kim, DMZ Project (Art & Design Competition/Group Exhibitions), Sponsored by The Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York, New York, 1988 THE DETROIT STUDIO PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS (selected) The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2016 Project, St. Anthony Community Space, Detroit, Michigan, May 2016 Exhibit Theme: Clark Park Community Framework Plan Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2013 Project, Don Bosco Hall, Detroit, Michigan, May 2013 Exhibit Theme: Rouge Park Master Plan Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2012 Project, Oxford Downtown Development Authority, Oxford, Michigan, May 2012. Exhibit Theme: Oxford Master Plan Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2009 Project, Vanguard CDC Community Center, Detroit, Michigan, February 2010 Exhibit Theme: Detroit Builders’ District and Workshop Project


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The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2009/Spring 2010 Project, Henry Ford Headquarters Building, Detroit, Michigan, December 2009 Exhibit Theme: West Grand Boulevard Community Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2008 Project, Finney High School Media Center, Detroit, Michigan, December 2008 Exhibit Theme: Balduck Park Master Plan and Community Center/Recreation Complex Design Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2008 Project, Friends of Detroit Tri-County Club Technology Building, Detroit, Michigan, May 2008 Exhibit Theme: Hope District Master Plan Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2007 Project, Friends of Detroit Tri-County Club Technology Building, Detroit, Michigan, December 2007 Exhibit Theme: East Forest Museum of HIP Design Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2007 Project, City of Inkster City Hall, Inkster, Michigan, December 2007 Exhibit Theme: Inkster Tax Increment Finance Authority (TIFA) District Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2007 Project, City of Detroit Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, Michigan, May 2007 Exhibit Theme: Guidelines for Sustainable Urban Design and Urban Agriculture in Detroit The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2006 Project, Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, Michigan, December 2006 Exhibit Theme: Urban Agriculture Health Fitness (UAHF) Lifestyle Center Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2006 Project, Troy Community Center, Michigan, May 2006. Exhibit Theme: Troy Maple Road Corridor Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2005 Project, City of Southfield City Hall, Southfield, Michigan, December 2005 Exhibit Theme: Southfield City Center Study The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2005 Project, Charter One Bank, Detroit, Michigan, May 2005 Exhibit Theme: Brightmoor Community Master Plan and Urban Design Project The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2004 Project, Museum of African American History, Detroit, Michigan, December 2004 Exhibit Theme: Institute for African American Farmers and E. Warren Community Revitalization Project The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2004 Project, Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, May 2004. Exhibit Theme: Parkside Neighborhood Master Plan and Revitalization Project


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The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2003 Project, Focus: HOPE, Detroit, Michigan, December 2003 Exhibit Theme: New Theatre and Cultural Village Design Project. The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Spring 2003 Project, Boynton School, Detroit, Michigan, May 2003 Exhibit Theme: Southwest Detroit Community Master Plan and Urban Design Project The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program Fall 2002 Project, Focus: HOPE, Detroit, Michigan, December 2002 Exhibit Theme: New Church Design and Davison-Rosa Parks Area Revitalization Project WRITING & PUBLICATION COMPETITIONS First Prize, International Architectural Education Competition, Sponsored by Open House International Journal, UK and Eastern Mediterranean University, Turkey, 2006 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Institute of Architects (AIA) American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) American Planning Association (APA) Michigan Association of Planning (MAP) OTHER MEMBERSHIPS Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Certified Planner (AICP national certification) Licensed Architect (Massachusetts), License number 9257 SERVICE TO PROFESSION (selected) Selected Contributor/Participant, American Institute of Architects National Research Summit 2015, San Francisco, California, August 2015 Member, American Institute of Architects National Committee on Regional and Urban Design, Washinton, D.C., 2014-present Member, American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter Urban Priorities Committee, 2014-present Chair, American Institute of Architects Detroit Chapter Urban Priorities Committee, 2010- 2014 Member, Beaubien House Asset Assessment Committee, AIA Detroit, Michigan, 2011-2012


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Member, American Institute of Certified Planners/American Planning Association Michigan Chapter Annual Student Conference Committee, 2009 - 2011 Member, American Institute of Architects Michigan Chapter Student Mentoring Program, 2009 - present COMMUNITY & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (selected) Consultant, Clark Park Community Framework Planning and Community Engagement, Clark Park Coalition, Detroit, Michigan, 2015-2016 Consultant, Recovery Park Master Planning and Adaptive Reuse Project, Recovery Park Inc., Detroit, Michigan, 2014-2016 Consultant, Rouge Park Master Planning, Friends of Rouge Park, Detroit, Michigan, 2013-2015 Consultant, West End Community Master Planning and Focus Areas Designs, West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan, 2013-present Member, West Grand Boulevard Collaborative Advisory Board, Detroit, Michigan, 2011-present Consultant, Woodward Corridor Master Planning, Woodward Transit Oriented Development Task Force / Woodward Avenue Action Association, Detroit, Michigan, 2011 - 2013 Consultant, community typologies, Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD), Michigan, 2010 - 2012 Consultant on design guidelines, North End Development Governance Board, Detroit, Michigan, 2011 - 2013 Consultant, garden improvements, Indian Village Community Association, Detroit, Michigan, 2010 - 2012 Member, “Youth Green Economy Summit” for the Green Task Force of the Office of City Councilman Kenneth V. Cockrel Jr., Detroit, Michigan, 2010 - 2011 Consultant, neighborhood improvements, West Grand Boulevard Collaborative, Detroit, Michigan, 2010 - present Consultant, youth-based master planning, Vanguard Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, 2011 Consultant, neighborhood improvements, Northwest Detroit Neighborhood Development, Detroit, Michigan, 2010 - 2013 Consultant, downtown development, Oxford Downtown Development Authority, Michigan, 2010 - 2013 Consultant, community center and site design, Friends of Detroit Tri County Community Development Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, 2010


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Volunteer, Tour of the Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program, 2002–present Provide local youth with tours and presentations on the Detroit Studio, Detroit, Michigan Member/Volunteer, Youth Program for South East Michigan, Community In Schools and Lawrence Technological University, 2001–2002 Put together a funding proposal with the LTU Advancement Office for a summer youth program and taught architecture and community design at a middle school in Detroit, Michigan, summer 2002 PROGRAM COORDINATION/DEVELOPMENT Director, Master of Urban Design Degree Program, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, 2013-present Coordinator, Master of Architecture Degree Program, Urban Concentration, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, 2006-present Coordinator, Integrated Design Studio Urban Component, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, 2000-2006 Coordinator, Detroit Programs, Detroit, Michigan, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, 2002-present Coordinator, Pontiac Programs, Pontiac, Michigan, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, 2000-2002 Coordinator/Program Developer, Summer Internship Program with Grinnell College, Lawrence Technological University Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program, Detroit, Michigan, 2010 Coordinator, Master of Architecture Urban Concentration Program, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, 2006-2009 Coordinator of Urban Design sequence + Graduate Urban Design Program, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, MI, 2000–present Responsibilities: Reviewing the existing urban component program; recommending improvements based on input from students and faculty; interviewing and recommending potential urban adjuncts; developing urban teaching guidelines; selecting textbooks for all junior urban studios, holding monthly meetings and pre-semester conferences with urban faculty; developing and coordinating graduate urban curriculum and courses; coordinating National Architectural Accreditation Board (NAAB) accreditation review preparation efforts with faculty. Coordinator of the Master of Urban Design Program Development, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, Fall 2007 - Fall 2008 Coordinator, Internship Program through Collaboration between the City of Detroit Housing Commission and The Detroit Studio, Lawrence Technological University, Michigan, Summer 2004 Responsibilities: Developed and coordinated the program FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAMS & INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS


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Coordinator, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture and Design-Seoul National University of Science Architecture Program and Technology Collaborations, 2014-present Program: Student Exchange Program Coordinator, Detroit Studio-Chungju University Collaborations, 2007-present Program: Detroit and Chungju Urban Design Workshop Coordinator, Detroit Studio-Yonsei University Collaborations, 2007–2009 Project: Case studies and research on urban regeneration, community participation and urbanisms in the USA Coordinator, Detroit Studio- Kyungwon University Collaborations, 2007–present Program: History, Theory, and Criticism in Korean/USA Architecture and Urban Design SUMMER COMMUNITY YOUTH PROGRAMS Detroit Studio Summer Youth Program in Underserved Communities in Detroit in Collaboration with North End Community & Vanguard Community Development Corporation, Summer 2011 Program Focus: Youth Participation in Community Master Planning Detroit Studio Summer Youth Program in Underserved Communities in Detroit in Collaboration with Local Middle Schools, Summer 2007–Fall 2007 Program Focus: Design of Urban Farming and Sustainable Community in Detroit’s Underserved Areas Detroit Studio Summer Youth Program in Underserved Communities in Detroit in Collaboration with Local Middle Schools, Summer 2006 Program Focus: Designing an Ideal Community Using Video and Model-making Assignments Detroit Studio Summer Youth Program in Underserved Communities in Detroit in Collaboration with Local Middle Schools, Summer 2002 Program Focus: Understanding and Analyzing Local Neighborhoods Using Video, Drawing, and Model-Making Assignments IN THE NEWS (NEWSPAPER, JOURNAL, MAGAZINE) (selected) “Conceptual design of Orchard Lake, 10 Mile revealed” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), C & G Newspapers, June 24, 2015 “Green median, public art and more in Orchard Lake/10 Mile vision” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), Farmington Voice, June 18, 2015 “Farmington, Hills partner with citizens to reimagine 10 Mile/Orchard Lake Road” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), Farmington Voice, March 6, 2015 “Imagine a 10/Mile/Orchard Lake hamlet” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), hometownlife, O&E Media, A Gannett Company, March 6, 2015


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“What's Your Vision for Orchard Lake and Ten Mile Area?” (Re: Detroit Studio Orchard Lake Road and Ten Mile Road Intersection Area Study), Farmington-Farmington Hills Patch, March 5, 2015 “Detroit’s largest urban park gets little attention” (Re: Detroit Studio Rouge Park Master Plan Study), Channel 7 News (ABC) website, July 29, 2013 “The Future of Detroit’s Largest Park” Huffpost Detroit, May 21, 2013, Spring 2013 (Re: Detroit Studio Rouge Park Master Plan Study) C.J. Camacchio (2012). “Assignment: Connecting Downtown Oxford” The Oxford Leader, April 2012 The Detroit Studio Oxford Downtown Master Plan Study presentation by students featured Schmitt, Angie (2011). “Uptight: Everything’s alright” Architect (The National Magazine of the American Institute of Architects), June 2011 “Detroit by Design” symposiums and exhibits organized by the AIA Detroit Chapter Urban Design Priorities Committee (chair: Joongsub Kim) featured. Woods, Ashley (2011). “AIA architects design a new Detroit” Model D Media, Detroit, Michigan, May 2011 “Detroit By Design” symposiums and exhibits organized by the AIA Detroit Chapter Urban Design Priorities Committee (chair: Joongsub Kim) featured “Bottoms Up, Detroit: How Grassroots Programs are Making a Real Difference,” dbusiness, Michigan, May-June, 2011 Cassia, Della (2008). “Who’s Who in Engineering in Michigan,” Technology Century magazine, The Engineering Society of Detroit, June 2008 The Detroit Studio featured Korean Architecture Journal (2008), “2008 International Urban Architecture Workshop,” Korean Architecture Journal, Chungju, Korea, March 2008 Joint workshop/work by Detroit Studio-Chungju University Architecture Department featured Salant, Katherine (2007). “At Kentlands New Urbanism has unlocked a sense of community,” WashingtonPost.com, November 3 Joongsub Kim’s research on Kentlands and New Urbanism cited Model D Media (2006). “Urban Research Lap,” Model D Media Online Journal, Spring 2006 The Detroit Studio featured Kufta, Jim (2006). “Chamber and Universities Ready for Maple Rd. Study,” Troy-Somerset Gazette, Jan. 30 Troy Maple Road Corridor Study, Senior Urban Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Pennefather, Megan (2006). “Students to map Maple Road’s future,” Troy Eccentric, Jan. 29. Troy Maple Road Corridor Study, Senior Urban Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured


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Oleck, Cecilia (2006). “Looking down the road at Maple business: Lawrence Tech students run study,” The Detroit Free Press, Jan. 19 Troy Maple Road Corridor Study, Senior Urban Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Patterson, Delores (2006). “Students draw plans for Southfield: City to consider Lawrence Tech class concepts for a municipal center as community updates master plan,” The Detroit News, Jan. 6 Southfield City Center Study, Junior Integrated Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Murphy, Pat (2005). “LTU students breathe life into center city,” Southfield Eccentric, Dec. 22. Southfield City Center Study, Junior Integrated Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Damron, Gina (2005). “Students take a fresh look at Southfield: Vision for City Center to be shown to officials and public,” The Detroit Free Press, Dec. 1 Southfield City Center Study, Junior Integrated Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Staff Writer (2005). “Partnerships rebuild Brightmoor Community” The Michigan Chronicle, May 25–31. Brightmoor Community Study, Urban design projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Singer, Christopher (2002). “Lawrence Tech class explores city’s streets: Students learn community development,” The Detroit News, Oct. 3 Greater Quinn AME Church Design and Neighborhood Revitalization, Junior Integrated Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Singer, Christopher (2002). “Designers map Detroit’s future: Architectural students to plan new church,” The Detroit News, Oct. 2 Greater Quinn AME Church Design and Neighborhood Revitalization, Junior Integrated Design Studio projects and community-based efforts undertaken at The Detroit Studio Community Outreach Program featured Staff Writer (2002). Calgary Herald Newspaper, Alberta, Canada, May–June Joongsub Kim’s research on Kentlands and New Urbanism cited Derryberry, Jennifer (2002). “Suburban Savior,” Science & Spirit, May–June 2002 Joongsub Kim’s research on Kentlands and New Urbanism cited PBS MacNeil-Lehrer Productions (2000). “New Urbanism: Research on New Urbanism,” OnlineNewsHour: the Web site of The Newshour with Jim Lehrer, 2000 Joongsub Kim’s research on Kentlands and New Urbanism featured OTHER INTERVIEWS (selected)


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WDET-FM Radio (re: Detroit Riverfront International Design Competition organized by the AIA Detroit Urban Priorities Committee (chair: Joongsub Kim)), December 2012 Architect (The National Magazine of the American Institute of Architects), April 2011 Model D Media, Detroit, April 2011 American Institute of Architects Michigan Chapter Board of Directors and Committee Chairs) Interview by TIME (re: Detroit field office), January 2010 WJR Radio (re: Balduck Park Study Project undertaken at the Detroit Studio), Spring 2009 WDET-FM Radio (re: Hope District Project undertaken at the Detroit Studio), Spring 2008 Technology Century Magazine (Magazine of The Engineering Society of Detroit) (re: Detroit Studio programs), Spring 2008 WashingtonPost.com (re: Joongsub Kim’s Research Projects on New Urbanism), Fall 2007 Model D Media, Online Magazine (re: Joongsub Kim’s Research Projects on the Social Construction Model and Architectural Education, Community Development, and New Urbanism as well as Community Outreach Projects at the Detroit Studio), Spring 2006 Psychology Today Magazine (re: Joongsub Kim’s Research Projects on Community Development and New Urbanism), Summer 2005 DETROIT STUDIO GUEST LECTURE SERIES Organizer, Fall 2002-present Speakers (selected): Sangyong Cho, MLA, Harvard Zofnass Program for Sustainable Infrastructure Harvard University, Fall 2014 Lecture: Health Impact Assessment: Urban Design Application Lena Berglin and Kajsa G. Eriksson, Vague Research Studio, Sweden, Fall 2014 Lecture: Vague Space as Potential: A Fluid Design for Urban Public Space GRADUATE THESIS PROPOSAL REVIEW Reviewer, Master of Architecture Thesis Proposals, Fall 2013 - present SPECIAL PROGRAMS OR INITIATIVES STARED OR CREATED BY JOONGSUB KIM AT LAWRENCE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Creator & Co-organizer, Research Day, a campus-wide event to build a culture of research at Lawrence Technological University, March 29, 2013-2014 Creator and Coordinator, College of Architecture and Design (CoAD) Brown Bag Series, an informal forum for faculty research at CoAD, Fall 2011 - present


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UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES & RESPONSIBILITIES (college Representative) Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Academic Conduct Review Committee, Fall 2015 Chair, University-wide Support Committee for the 2015 Structures for Inclusion National Conference, Detroit, Spring 2014-Spring 2015, Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Strategic Planning Sub-Committee on Research/Creative Work, Fall 2014 Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Strategic Planning Sub-Committee on Leadership, Fall 2014 Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Civic Engagement Committee, Spring 2013-Fall 2013 Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Tenure Removal Committee, Fall 2012-present Co-chair and Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University Research Support Services Committee, Fall 2007–present Co-chair and Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University Research Support Services Committee, Fall 2007–Spring 2014 Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University Global Committee, Fall 2007–Fall 2008 Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University Applied Research Task Force, Fall 2004–Summer 2005 Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University Strategic Planning Task Force, 2004–2006 Representative, College of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, Assessment Committee, 2001–2004 COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES (chair) Chair, College-wide Support Committee for the 2015 Structures for Inclusion National Conference, Detroit, Spring 2014-Spring 2015 Chair, Landscape Architecture Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2013-Spring 2014 Chair, Tenure Review Committee, Lawrence Technological University, 2009-2011


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Chair, Master of Urban Design Curriculum Development Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2008 Chair, Executive Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2008–present. Chair, Lecture Series in Urban Design, Lawrence Technological University, Spring 2008–present Chair, Graduate Urban Design Thesis Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2007–present Chair, Executive Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2007–present Chair, Applied Research Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2006–Spring 2009 Chair, Urban Design Certificate Program Development Committee. Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2005–Spring 2006 Chair, Urban Design Faculty Search, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2005–Spring 2006 Chair, Dean Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Spring 2003–Spring 2005 Chair, Architecture Department Student Assessment Committee, Lawrence Technological University Student Assessment Task Force, Fall 2001–Fall 2004 COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES (member) (selected) Member, College of Architecture and Design Tenure Review & Promotion Committee, Spring 2016 Member, College of Architecture and Design Tenure Review & Promotion Committee, Fall 2015 Member, College of Architecture and Design Midterm Tenure Review & Promotion Committee, Summer 2015 Member, College of Architecture and Design Tenure Review & Promotion Review Committee, Fall 2014 Member, Master of Urban Design Program Admission Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2013–present Member, College of Architecture and Design, Tenure Review & Promotion Committee, Fall 2013 Member, College of Architecture and Design, Tenure Review & Promotion Committee, Fall 2012


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Member, College of Architecture and Design, Promotion Review & Promotion Committee, Fall 2012 Member, College of Architecture and Design, Ethics Committee, 2010-2014 Member, College of Architecture and Design, Graduate Advanced Design Studio Faculty Committee, 2010-present Member, Architectural Research Centers Consortium Annual Conference Committee, 2009-2011 Member, Faculty Council, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2009–Spring 2010. Member, Interior Architecture Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, 2009-2010 Member, Assistant Dean Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, 2009-2010 Member, Research Infrastructure Committee, Lawrence Technological University, 2009-present Member, Master of Urban Design Faculty Curriculum Committee, Lawrence Technological University, 2009-present Member, Architecture Lecture Series Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2006–present Member, Architecture Graduate Admission Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2001–present Member, Architecture Chair Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Spring 2005 Member, Environmental Technology Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Spring 2004 Member, History Faculty Search Committee, Lawrence Technological University, Spring 2001 Member, Faculty Council, Lawrence Technological University, Fall 2001–Spring 2002

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