David Cutler
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Credentials
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Registered Architect
California Architects Board -
Registered Architect
Washington State Department of Licensing: Board for Architects
Experience
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Partner
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Aug 2016 - Present
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University of Washington College of Built Environments
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United States
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Guest Lecturer and Critic
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2014 - 2019
"Urban Design in Practice," URBDP 480 Planning as a Profession, 2018"Urban Design and Transit," BE 405 / 505, BE 498 / 598 Sustainable Design, Planning, and Development Strategies for TOD, 2017"Design in Practice," UW/Runstad Certificate in Real Estate, 2015 and 2016"Architecture Design Studio," Arch 500, 2014"Hybrid Hub at Interbay, " BE 505 / 405 and BE 595 / 495, 2019 "Urban Design in Practice," URBDP 480 Planning as a Profession, 2018"Urban Design and Transit," BE 405 / 505, BE 498 / 598 Sustainable Design, Planning, and Development Strategies for TOD, 2017"Design in Practice," UW/Runstad Certificate in Real Estate, 2015 and 2016"Architecture Design Studio," Arch 500, 2014"Hybrid Hub at Interbay, " BE 505 / 405 and BE 595 / 495, 2019
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Seattle 2030 District
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United States
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Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Board of Directors, Founding Member
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Sep 2011 - Oct 2017
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GGLO
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France
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Civic and Social Organizations
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Principal, Planning and Urban Design
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Oct 2008 - Aug 2016
For seven years, David served as a Principal and Director of Planning and Urban Design for GGLO. He focused on complex and contested design projects that ranged in scale from buildings to districts - working with public-private partnerships, outcome-based development codes, mobility infrastructure, and community stakeholders to create places that are highly sustainable, holistically planned, and cherished. Sought after as a conference presenter and co-author, David also spearheaded GGLO's Research Initiative, which published on topics related to urban policy, environmental performance, and the relationship between people and place.David's work at GGLO includes notable projects such as Seattle Housing Authority's Yesler Terrace Development Master Plan, Tacoma Housing Authority's Hillside Terrace Community Center, King County Housing Authority's Greenbridge, King County Youth Services Center Urban Design, Roosevelt Transit-Oriented Development, Capitol Hill EcoDistrict, and collaboration with the Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment on the 2013 Seattle Climate Action Plan. David has spoken at Living Future, APA Cascadia, CNU, UX Week, and many local outreach alliances. Outside of GGLO, David is Chair of the Seattle Planning Commission and Co-Chair of the Seattle Light Rail Review Panel. He also serves on the board of the Seattle 2030 District.
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Instructor
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May 2016 - Jul 2016
David developed and taught a six-week summer immersion studio for Washington State University graduate students in the fields of urban design, architecture, and construction. The course was co-taught with Alicia Daniels Uhlig, the Living Community Challenge and Policy Director at the Living Future Institute.The 2016 studio investigated the practical mechanics of city-making in Seattle's University District - amidst a wholesale legislative rezone, unprecedented regional population growth, and using the most stringent sustainability frameworks in practice, the Living Building Challenge. The goal was to allow students to explore, discover, and test the links between urban planning, zoning, and land use theory and the nuts and bolts realities of delivering deeply sustainable and equitable housing typologies in today’s real estate and construction market.
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Co-Chair
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May 2011 - May 2015
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Seattle Planning Commission
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Government Administration
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1 - 100 Employee
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Chair
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2009 - May 2015
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Associate
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2006 - 2008
Architecture for:12-Step House, Los Angeles, CAMacArthur Park Transit Oriented Development, Los Angeles, CAUrban Design and Planning for:Redlands Master Plan, Redlands, CACoast Highway Vision Plan, Oceanside, CALeander Transit Village Form Based Code, Leander, TexasBoyle Heights Mixed-Use Specific Plan, Los Angeles, CA CJ Peete HOPE VI Revitalization, New Orleans, LA Architecture for:12-Step House, Los Angeles, CAMacArthur Park Transit Oriented Development, Los Angeles, CAUrban Design and Planning for:Redlands Master Plan, Redlands, CACoast Highway Vision Plan, Oceanside, CALeander Transit Village Form Based Code, Leander, TexasBoyle Heights Mixed-Use Specific Plan, Los Angeles, CA CJ Peete HOPE VI Revitalization, New Orleans, LA
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Designer
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Jun 2004 - Oct 2006
Architecture for:Sloan School of Management at MITObservation Tower at Camana Bay, Grand Cayman Island, BWIUrban design and planning for:University Boulevard, University of British Columbia, Vancouver BCUniversity of California at Davis, Davis CACamana Bay, Grand Cayman Island, BWISerendra, Manila, Philipines Architecture for:Sloan School of Management at MITObservation Tower at Camana Bay, Grand Cayman Island, BWIUrban design and planning for:University Boulevard, University of British Columbia, Vancouver BCUniversity of California at Davis, Davis CACamana Bay, Grand Cayman Island, BWISerendra, Manila, Philipines
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Designer
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1999 - 2002
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Intern Architect, Renderer
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Jun 1996 - Aug 1996
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Education
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Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Masters of Architecture in Urban Design, Urban Design and Planning -
University of Notre Dame
Bachelor of Architecture, Architecture