Chris Reinhart - Revision history

Christopher Reinhart: /* Bio */

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Bio

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	Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who specializes in socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see resume below for details), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was also a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. In addition, he was awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate. Chris lives with his twelve-year-old son in an experimental home of natural and salvaged materials in the rolling hills of southern Indiana.		Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who specializes in socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see resume below for details), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was also a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. In addition, he was awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate. Chris lives with his twelve-year-old son in an experimental home of natural and salvaged materials in the rolling hills of southern Indiana, near Bloomington.
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Christopher Reinhart: /* Bio */

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Bio

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	Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who specializes in socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see resume below for details), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was also a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. In addition, he was awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.Chris lives with his twelve-year-old son in an experimental home of natural and salvaged materials in the rolling hills of southern Indiana.		Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who specializes in socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see resume below for details), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was also a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. In addition, he was awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate. Chris lives with his twelve-year-old son in an experimental home of natural and salvaged materials in the rolling hills of southern Indiana.
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Christopher Reinhart: /* Bio */

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Bio

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	Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who specializes in socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see resume below for details), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was also a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. In addition, he was awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.		Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who specializes in socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see resume below for details), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was also a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. In addition, he was awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.Chris lives with his twelve-year-old son in an experimental home of natural and salvaged materials in the rolling hills of southern Indiana.
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Christopher Reinhart: /* Bio */

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Bio

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	Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who ~~works on~~ socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see below), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. He was ~~also~~ awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.		Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who specializes in socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see resume below for details), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was also a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. In addition, he was awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.
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	'''See Chris Reinhart's Log - which shows the evolution of the design and build process ~~- [[Chris Reinhart Log]]~~'''		<center><big>'''See <u>[[Chris Reinhart Log]]</u> - which shows the evolution of the design and build process'''</big></center>
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Bio

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	Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who works on socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see below), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. He was also awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.		Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who works on socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see below), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. He was also awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.
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	=Resume, as Submitted to Marcin in Fall 2013=		=Resume, as Submitted to Marcin in Fall 2013=

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	[[Image:Chris_photo.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:Chris_photo.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Chris Reinhart]]

	Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who works on socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see below), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. He was also awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.		Chris is a designer, builder, and educator who works on socially and environmentally responsible projects. His diverse collection of professional experiences over the past decade and a half give him a unique perspective that merges visionary and pragmatic approaches. His work has been featured in natural building journals and books, and he has spoken extensively around Indiana on natural building. After a decade-long sabbatical from academia to explore hands-on work (see below), he graduated summa cum laude from Ball State University where the Indiana Architectural Foundation honored him with four Pinnacles of Excellence awards for his design/build and research work. He was a 2009 [http://www.byronfellowship.org/ Byron Fellow] for "leadership and sustainable community development that uniquely engages participants through place-based learning," and a 2012 [http://www.udall.gov/ourprograms/mkuscholarship/mkuscholarship.aspx/ Udall Scholar], the nation's top honor for undergraduate environmental leaders. He was also awarded Academic Honors in Writing and the American Institute of Architects Henry Adams Certificate.

Christopher Reinhart: /* Iracabi Rainforest Education Center */

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Iracabi Rainforest Education Center

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	==Iracabi Rainforest Education Center==		==Iracabi Rainforest Education Center==
	Working with John Motloch and other graduate and undergraduate students from Ball State University and University of Texas - El Paso, I led the deconstruction of a vernacular Brazilian timber-frame with wattle-and-daub infill walls.		Working with John Motloch and other graduate and undergraduate students from Ball State University and University of Texas - El Paso, I led the deconstruction of a vernacular Brazilian timber-frame with wattle-and-daub infill walls. We stripped the building down to the frame and the platform for the owners to evaluate what to do next. I have heard that they re-roofed the structure and are using it as a camping platform.

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Christopher Reinhart: /* Chris' Own Home in Southern Indiana */

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Chris' Own Home in Southern Indiana

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	[[Image:Baby Creek Ext 1.jpg\|400px]][[Image:Baby Creek Ext 3.jpg\|400px]]		[[Image:Baby Creek Ext 1.jpg\|400px]] [[Image:Baby Creek Ext 3.jpg\|400px]]

	[[Image:Baby Creek Ext 2.jpg\|400px]][[Image:Baby Creek Int 1.jpg\|400px]]		[[Image:Baby Creek Ext 2.jpg\|400px]] [[Image:Baby Creek Int 1.jpg\|400px]]

	=A Few of Chris' Other Projects=		=A Few of Chris' Other Projects=

Christopher Reinhart: /* Renaissance Permaculture Farm */

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Renaissance Permaculture Farm

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	I served as a co-designer, construction manager, and foreman for this collection of small structures on Renaissance Permaculture Farm in Bloomington, Indiana.		I served as a co-designer, construction manager, and foreman for this collection of small structures on Renaissance Permaculture Farm in Bloomington, Indiana.

	[[Image:Renaissance_1.jpg\|400px]][[Image:Reinassance_2.jpg\|400px]]		[[Image:Renaissance_1.jpg\|400px]] [[Image:Reinassance_2.jpg\|400px]]

	==Iracabi Rainforest Education Center==		==Iracabi Rainforest Education Center==