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• Erick Mikiten has worked in architecture for 30 years, and has 16 years of experience designing multi-family housing. As a wheelchair-riding architect, he has particular expertise in universal design, and is currently a special consultant on architecture and universal design for the Ed Roberts Campus, a new complex that will house nine disability-related agencies adjacent to Berkeley’s Ashby BART station. He has designed hundreds of units of affordable housing throughout the SF Bay Area.
• Mr. Mikiten has worked with non-profit developers Affordable Housing Associates, Resources for Community Development, Satellite Housing, Inc., EBALDC (East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation), BOSS (Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency), Housing Consortium of the East Bay, and Operation Dignity to build HUD- and other publicly financed housing in Berkeley, Oakland, and Concord. He consulted for the Trammell Crow Company on a large-scale development of accessible housing, and has served as an expert witness testifying on access codes.
• Mr. Mikiten’s tour books for wheelchair riders are published by the California State Coastal Conservancy. They cover beaches and waterfronts in the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles. He has consulted for the Coastal Conservancy on access improvements on a number of projects, and created a new beach design for the newly acquired Gleason’s Beach north of San Francisco.
• Erick Mikiten taught architectural design at UC Berkeley and is a frequent guest critic at design reviews and guest lecturer. He also lectures at various venues on multifamily housing strategies, and the social-responsibility overlap between Sustainable Design and Universal Design , including being a speaker at the 2009 AIA National Convention.
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Accessibility Compliance, Architectural Design, Construction Documentation: Drawings, Graphic Design, Programming, Site Analysis and Selection, Sustainable Building Design, Universal Design by a wheelchair-riding Architect
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Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility (ADPSR), U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
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UC Berkeley
Berkeley,
California,
United States
Master of Architecture,
1989
Architecture
1988 To
1989
Advisor: Donlyn Lyndon
University of Texas at Austin
Austin,
Texas,
United States
Bachelor of Architecture,
1987
Architecture
1984 To
1987
The University of Texas at San Antonio
B.A.
1982 To
1985
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Mikiten Architecture
Principal
Berkeley, CA, United States
May 1991 - present
UC Berkeley
Architectural Lecturer
January 1991 - January 1993
George Miers & Associates
Architect
January 1989 - January 1990
Moore Ruble Yudell
Designer
January 1986 - January 1986
Hablinski and Associates
Designer
January 1984 - January 1984
JDM Associates
Designer
January 1982 - January 1984
Phelps Garza Bomberger
Designer
January 1981 - January 1982
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