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Gina Morrow

Instructor Adjunct

Gina Morrow is a designer and an Associate at Guy Nordenson and Associates, a New York-based structural engineering firm. She has managed a wide range of projects across the US and worldwide. Her current projects include the Rothko Chapel Renovation and Campus Expansion, the Frick Renovation and Expansion, and ‘Day’s End’ the Whitney Museum of American Art Sculpture Installation by David Hammons in New York NY.

In addition to teaching at the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at Cooper Union, she has taught at NJIT College of Architecture and Design and Princeton University School of Architecture. Her research interests lie at the intersection of architecture and engineering with a focus on the development of different forms of technical representation ranging from 3D scanning and analog surveys to engineering drawings. In the past she has worked at Princeton Architectural Press and MOS Architects. Gina holds a Bachelor of Art from Vassar College (2011) and a Master of Architecture
from Princeton University School of Architecture (2015).

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