Education
- 1967 - Graduated from The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa. Mark built many pieces of furniture in the boarding school shop under the guidance of a master craftsman, Karl A. Pacanovsky.
- 1971 - A.B. degree in Fine Arts from Dartmouth College
- 1974 - Masters in Architecture from University of Pennsylvania GSFA
Career in Architecture
From 1974 to 1979 Mark worked for architecture firms in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.
He was licenced as an architect in 1975 and joined The Weihe Partnership in 1979, where he became a design partner in 1986.
Mark designed many buildings in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland. He retired in 2007 to pursue his interest in studio art furniture.
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Apartment building at 2400 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. -
Office Building at Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia -
Office Building at Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia -
Condominium building at Columbia, Maryland (project) -
Convention center hotel at Camden Yards, Baltimore, Maryland (project) -
The Halstead condominium on Columbia Pike, Arlandria, Virginia -
Parc Crest Condominium building, Tysons Corner, Virginia -
Lake Anne mixed use project, Reston, Virginia (unbuilt) -
Lake Anne project site plan -
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Ballston, Virginia -
4501 North Fairfax Drive, Ballston, Virginia -
American Center office building, Tysons Corner, Virginia -
FDIC Headquarters, Ballston, Virginia -
Chinatown office building - 810 7th Street, Washington, D.C. -
1400 Lancaster Street Baltimore, Maryland - Mark@riverartsstudio.com