Joyce M. Noe

Associate Professor
MDesS Harvard University GSD, B.Arch University of Illinois, Champaign Urbana

Office Room Number
301L

Email Address
jmnoe@hawaii.edu

Phone Number
Office: 808.956.0494

As an educator and architect my aspiration is to weave practice into education and education into practice by developing opportunities for practicing architects and educators to work with students in the classroom and beyond to resolve real life community and environmental dilemmas through research and creative design processes.

Research and Creative Work

Framework for DESIGN as a vehicle for sustaining historic and cultural identity. Students Arch 490

Heeia Community Comfort Station. Student: Victor Tran

Heeia Wetlands Community Design Project. Work Day. Students Arch 342

Honouliuli Japanese Internmnet Camp Existing Conditions Report Measured Drawing. Student: Selina Wong

Kunia Village Master Plan and Country Store Preservation. Students: Arch 490

Ohana Housing IPad Application. Students: Erin Marquez, Ricky Mead, Marisa Yamada

Palama Settlement Commercial Lot Conceptual Site Plan Design. Student: Skye Tagami

Palama Settlement Site Analysis Commercial. Students: Skye Tagami, Brent Sukita, Lachlan Dungan, Pauliasi Teutau

Profile

Areas of Interest
Education and Practice Integration

Affordable Housing

Performance based sustainable design
Professional Experience
Joyce M. Noe, FAIA: Design Consultant

Noe & Noe Architects: Design - commercial and institutional projects

Harry Weese and Associates, Chicago: Design Intern

License(s)
Architect State of Hawaii
Selected Publications
Living Your Life as a Leader – American Institute of Architects

DESIGN as a vehicle for sustaining historic + cultural identity – With Mark Higa, WCIT Architects and Lorraine Minatoishi Architects
Courses
Arch 341 Intermediate Design Studio A

Arch 342 Intermediate Design Studio B

Arch 415 Concentration Design Studio

Arch 433 Professional Practice, Ethics and Law

Arch 490 Innovative Architecture Practice: Design, Preservation and Culture

Arch 690 Innovative Architecture Practice: Affordable Housing