AIA, LEED® AP, Senior Associate Heather Clark has considerable experience in both architecture and planning projects. She is currently Project Manager for master campus planning at Haverford College and for a renovation of Guild House -- VSBA's landmark 1964 project. Recently she managed renovation of Bryn Mawr College's Campus Center and oversaw construction for a new Biomedical Research Tower at The Ohio State University. She was Senior Associate-in-Charge for our design of a new Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology building at Yale University. She was Project Manager for master planning of the University of Michigan's 3,000-acre campus. During the planning, VSBA located and designed UM's Palmer Drive Life Sciences Complex. Thereafter, Ms. Clark served as Project Architect and Project Manager for the design and construction of the Complex's multi-use Commons Building. Her projects also include planning, programming, and conceptual design of Philadelphia's Gateway Visitor Center on Independence Mall; design of the Hotel du Departement provincial capitol building for Toulouse, France; and design of Disney's Frank G. Wells Production Building in Burbank, CA. She was also a member of project teams for competitions for the Clinical Research Center for the National Institutes of Health, and the Embassy of the United States of America, in Berlin, Germany. Prior to joining VSBA in 1994, Ms. Clark was with the Connecticut firm, The S/L/A/M Collaborative. Her projects included a clinical research laboratory for the University of Connecticut Health Center and hospital addition and renovation projects. EDUCATION University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Fine Arts, Master of Architecture, 1991 Wellesley College, Bachelor of Arts, 1988 ARCHITECTURAL REGISTRATION AND CERTIFICATION Architectural Registration, Pennsylvania, 1996 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED® 2.0) Accredited Professional, U.S. Green Building Council, 2004 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Member, American Institute of Architects TEACHING Guest Juror: Drexel University, Philadelphia University, Temple University, University of Pennsylvania AWARDS Designer’s Choice Award, DuPont Corian Bas-Relief Competition, 2002 Download resume in pdf ( .pdf 41KB)