Noah Resnick
Noah Resnick
Associate Dean, School of Architecture & Community Development
Professor of Architecture & Community Development
Degrees
- Master of Science in Architecture Studies (SMarchS), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Bachelor of Architecture (BArch), Illinois Institute of Technology
Biography
Noah Resnick currently teaches and practices in the city of Detroit, Michigan. As a partner at Laavu, he operates under the interrelated concepts of the architectonics of multiple scales; the architect as urban collaborator; and the architect as community builder. Resnick is a Professor at University of Detroit Mercy School of Architecture & Community Development and was the Director of the Master of Architecture Program from 2011 - 2019. He currently serves as the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs.
Resnick grew up in Miami, Florida, where he attended the Design and Architecture Senior High magnet school (D.A.S.H.). He earned his BArch from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, graduating at the top of his class, for which he was awarded the AIA Henry Adams Medal of Excellence. Noah completed his Masters of Science in Architecture Studies (SMarchS) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Architecture + Urbanism stream. This degree culminated in an urban design thesis that focused on the potential for transit oriented development nodes in the city of Detroit. In addition to Detroit, Resnick has lived and practiced in Chicago, Boston, and New York, as well as Berlin, Germany where he worked in the studio of Daniel Libeskind.
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Research Interests
- Architecture and Urbanism