Donna Voronovich

Education
Master of Architecture, University of Michigan, 1994
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University of Michigan, 1984
Studied drawing and painting at the Art Students’ League, New York.

Major Fields 
Art History
Architectural History and Theory
Architectural Design
Sustainable Design

Courses Taught
AH 101-Western Traditions in the History of Art II
AH 262-History of Western Architecture
HC 201-20th Century Architecture and Urban Design

Books
Art History from the 15^th Century to the Present, Cognella , (expected publishing date:  2014)

Architecture It’s Elementary (co-author), Michigan Architectural Foundation, 2012.

Articles
Sustainable Design; What does it Mean?  University of Detroit Mercy Journal, 2003

Oral Presentations and public lectures
The Architecture of Ukrainian Churches, Ukrainian Cultural Center, 2012

Architecture and Design for K-12, Eastover Elementary School, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, 2011

The Value of Educational Travel for Students  of Architecture and Design, Lawrence Technological University, 2009

Greening Your Home, Birmingham Community House, 2000-2007.

Other
Practicing architect since 1990

Professional design work published in Architectural Record, Traditional Homes, Unique Homes, and Best Residential Design of Michigan. 

Developed an educational travel program for students at Lawrence Technological University and conducted trips to Italy, Greece, England, and France. 

Created a program for Bloomfield Public Schools which integrates design education into K-12 curriculum, 2010-present.