Center for Rural Design - University of Minnesota

	Duane (Dewey) Thorbeck, Director - FAIA, FAAR, Adjunct Professor of Architecture
After obtaining his B. Arch. From the University of Minnesota and M. Arch. From Yale University, Dewey won a Rome Prize Fellowship to the American Academy in Rome. He is a registered architect and his award-winning architectural firm, Thorbeck Architects Ltd., is involved in both regional and national projects and has been published internationally. He was elected a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and is a past president of the AIA Minnesota. With a special focus on architecture for agriculture he is writing a book on working buildings in the rural landscape with a grant from the Graham Foundation. After teaching design in the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture for a number of years, Dewey founded the Center for Rural Design and serves as its director. << BACK		Expertise: Public Buildings Recreational Architecture Interpretive Architecture Agricultural Architecture Urban/Rural Issues
		Phone: 612.624.9273 Fax: 612.624.1704 Email: thorb001@umn.edu

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