BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Sanford Hirshen, Hon. MAIBC, FRAIC, FAIA,
Professor and Director Emeritus, School of Architecture, University of British Columbia. Professor and Chairman Emeritus, Department of Architecture University of California at Berkeley.
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Huck Rorick,
Architect/Builder, Executive Director, Groundwork Institute.
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William Russell Ellis, Jr., Ph.D.
Professor and Vice Chancellor, Emeritus, University of California, Berkeley.
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Joseph P. Deringer,
AIA, LEED-AP
Architect, building
energy consultant, software developer
President, The
Deringer Group, Inc.
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Judy Corbett
Founder &
Executive Director of the Local Government Commission. Ecologist. Co-developer
of Village Homes. Time Magazine "Hero for the Planet" 1999.
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Cole Roberts
Senior
Engineer, sustainability consultant, ARUP
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Seth Wachtel
Director of the
Architecture and Community Design Program in the Department of Visual Arts at
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BOARD OF ADVISORS |
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Mary Comerio,
Professor and Chairman of the Department of Architecture, University of
California at Berkeley.
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Pike Oliver,
Senior Vice President managing and developing 93,000 acres in the Southwestern
U.S. Pike was Vice President for HomeFed Corporation, a
developer of residentially driven master planned communities.
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Gong Lijun,
Associate Professor of Environmental Design, Tianjin Academy of Arts. Design
Director, TEDA Construction Company, one of the largest developers in Tianjin,
China.
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George Tchobanoglous,
P.E.
Professor Emeritus, University of California, Davis. Specialist in wastewater
treatment and reuse, aquatic wastewater management systems, decentralized
systems, and solid waste management.
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Qin Chuan,
Chief Planner, Tianjin
City Planning Bureau, China. Former Vice Director, Tianjin
Urban Planning and Design Institute. Architect. Visiting
Scholar, UC Berkeley. |
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David Dowall
Director,
Institute of Urban and Regional Development and Professor of City & Regional
Planning, University of California at Berkeley. Expert in infrastructure
economics, urban economic development & planning and financial feasibility
analysis.
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Groundwork's primary source of support comes from time donated by top level environmental professionals including architects, planners, specialists in sewage, solar energy, engineers and builders. This help has extended over a period of more than 25 years.
The following are some of the people and organizations whose support has made Groundwork Institute's work possible:
ADVISORS, ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT
Groundwork also receives donations of money and equipment from foundations and
individuals. Some of them are:
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS & SUPPORTERS
VOLUNTEERS
In the past, we participated in a HUD program for non-profit organizations
whereby we sold inexpensive homes to low income first homebuyers with no money down. A small portion of the proceeds goes to support the Institute.
Groundwork Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, all donations are
tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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