NAIOP Research Foundation Appoints Richard Nicholas Loope, FAIA, as Distinguished Fellow, January 4, 2008
Washington, D.C. – The National Association
of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Research Foundation is
pleased to announce the appointment of Richard “Ryc”
Nicholas Loope, FAIA, as Distinguished Fellow, effective January 1,
2008, according to Shirley A. Maloney, NAIOP Research Foundation
executive director.
The NAIOP Distinguished Fellows program serves as a bridge between the practicing commercial real estate community and the academic community. Distinguished Fellows are active in NAIOP, including contributing articles to Development magazine, presenting to the association’s leadership via the Board of Directors or National Forums, participation on national committees and providing advice, feedback and information to NAIOP regarding research being conducted in commercial real estate.
Loope is a Professor for the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and Director of Real Estate Programs in the College of Design at Arizona State University. In addition to previous academic teaching experience, Loope was the president and principal of Taliesin Architects, as well as CEO and principal for Durant Group. Loope attended the Program for Management Development at Harvard Business School, received his Master of Environmental Design degree from Yale University and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Maryland. Presently, Loope is the President and CEO of HL Design Build LLC and a founding member and principal of PDI and global design consortium.
Loope has authored/co-authored 30 articles, papers and books excerpts on professional practice, energy strategies and architectural education, and serves on the Board of Directors for numerous organizations such as Arizona Habitat for Humanity, ASU Stardust Center and Solar Energy Research Foundation. As a NAIOP Distinguished Fellow, Loope will serve on the Green Building Awards Committee.
“We are honored to have Ryc accept the invitation to become a NAIOP Distinguished Fellow,” said Maloney. “The Distinguished Fellows are integral in connecting the business and academic communities, enabling NAIOP members and the Fellows to stay informed of the trends and information that affect the commercial real estate industry.”
A complete list of NAIOP Distinguished Fellows follows this release.
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About NAIOP: The National Association of Industrial and Office Properties is the nation’s leading trade association for developers, owners, investors and asset managers in industrial, office and related commercial real estate. Founded in 1967, NAIOP comprises 16,000+ members in 55 North American chapters, providing networking opportunities, educational programs, research on trends and innovations and strong legislative representation. For more information, visit www.naiop.org.
NAIOP Distinguished Fellows:
Dr. Michael A. Anikeeff; Chair and Associate Professor of the Real Estate Department;
Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore, Md.
Dr. James R. DeLisle; Director of Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies; University of Washington; Seattle, Wash.
Dr. Stephen Fuller; Professor of Public Policy and Regional Development; George Mason University; Fairfax, Va.
Dr. G. Donald Jud; Professor Emeritus, Bryan School of Business & Economics, University
of North Carolina at Greensboro; Greensboro, N.C.
Dr. Mark L. Levine; Director, Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management; University of Denver; Denver, Colo.
Mr. Richard Loope FAIA; Director, Real Estate Programs, College of Design, Arizona State University; Tempe, Ariz.
Dr. Stephen Malpezzi; Professor, Wangard Faculty Scholar, and Chairperson; University of
Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics; Madison, Wis.
Dr. Norman C. Miller; Professor and Director, MSRE Program, Burnham Moores Real Estate Center, University of San Diego; San Diego, Calif.
Dr. Thomas A. Musil; Director, Shenehon Center for Real Estate Education; University of St. Thomas; Minneapolis, Minn.
Dr. Steven Ott; Interim Dean and John Crosland Senior Distinguished Professor of Real Estate and Development, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Charlotte, N.C.
Dr. Sidney Rosenberg; William Sheffield Professor of Real Estate, Coggin College of Business, University of North Florida; Jacksonville, Fla.
Dr. Craig Tsuriel Somerville; Center Director, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Dr. Nancy Wallace; Chair, Haas Real Estate Group, Haas School of Business, University of California – Berkeley; Berkeley, Calif.
Dr. Elaine W. Worzala; Professor and Director, Real Estate Development, Clemson University; Clemson, S.C.
The NAIOP Distinguished Fellows program serves as a bridge between the practicing commercial real estate community and the academic community. Distinguished Fellows are active in NAIOP, including contributing articles to Development magazine, presenting to the association’s leadership via the Board of Directors or National Forums, participation on national committees and providing advice, feedback and information to NAIOP regarding research being conducted in commercial real estate.
Loope is a Professor for the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and Director of Real Estate Programs in the College of Design at Arizona State University. In addition to previous academic teaching experience, Loope was the president and principal of Taliesin Architects, as well as CEO and principal for Durant Group. Loope attended the Program for Management Development at Harvard Business School, received his Master of Environmental Design degree from Yale University and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Maryland. Presently, Loope is the President and CEO of HL Design Build LLC and a founding member and principal of PDI and global design consortium.
Loope has authored/co-authored 30 articles, papers and books excerpts on professional practice, energy strategies and architectural education, and serves on the Board of Directors for numerous organizations such as Arizona Habitat for Humanity, ASU Stardust Center and Solar Energy Research Foundation. As a NAIOP Distinguished Fellow, Loope will serve on the Green Building Awards Committee.
“We are honored to have Ryc accept the invitation to become a NAIOP Distinguished Fellow,” said Maloney. “The Distinguished Fellows are integral in connecting the business and academic communities, enabling NAIOP members and the Fellows to stay informed of the trends and information that affect the commercial real estate industry.”
A complete list of NAIOP Distinguished Fellows follows this release.
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About NAIOP: The National Association of Industrial and Office Properties is the nation’s leading trade association for developers, owners, investors and asset managers in industrial, office and related commercial real estate. Founded in 1967, NAIOP comprises 16,000+ members in 55 North American chapters, providing networking opportunities, educational programs, research on trends and innovations and strong legislative representation. For more information, visit www.naiop.org.
NAIOP Distinguished Fellows:
Dr. Michael A. Anikeeff; Chair and Associate Professor of the Real Estate Department;
Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore, Md.
Dr. James R. DeLisle; Director of Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies; University of Washington; Seattle, Wash.
Dr. Stephen Fuller; Professor of Public Policy and Regional Development; George Mason University; Fairfax, Va.
Dr. G. Donald Jud; Professor Emeritus, Bryan School of Business & Economics, University
of North Carolina at Greensboro; Greensboro, N.C.
Dr. Mark L. Levine; Director, Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management; University of Denver; Denver, Colo.
Mr. Richard Loope FAIA; Director, Real Estate Programs, College of Design, Arizona State University; Tempe, Ariz.
Dr. Stephen Malpezzi; Professor, Wangard Faculty Scholar, and Chairperson; University of
Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics; Madison, Wis.
Dr. Norman C. Miller; Professor and Director, MSRE Program, Burnham Moores Real Estate Center, University of San Diego; San Diego, Calif.
Dr. Thomas A. Musil; Director, Shenehon Center for Real Estate Education; University of St. Thomas; Minneapolis, Minn.
Dr. Steven Ott; Interim Dean and John Crosland Senior Distinguished Professor of Real Estate and Development, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Charlotte, N.C.
Dr. Sidney Rosenberg; William Sheffield Professor of Real Estate, Coggin College of Business, University of North Florida; Jacksonville, Fla.
Dr. Craig Tsuriel Somerville; Center Director, Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Dr. Nancy Wallace; Chair, Haas Real Estate Group, Haas School of Business, University of California – Berkeley; Berkeley, Calif.
Dr. Elaine W. Worzala; Professor and Director, Real Estate Development, Clemson University; Clemson, S.C.