MMA TEAM
(past & present)Jennifer Alexander / Laila Ammar / Philip Anzalone / Kristopher Artz / Ryan Ball / Brian Ballok / David Barr / Christopher Bartell / Paul Bauser / Daniel Behnfeldt / Jason Beidleman / Scott Bricker / Tyler Brown / Paul Bryant / Derek Buell / Brendan Carr / Joseph Clarke / Bradley Cooper / David Corns / Sean Cottengim / Nick Cristofaro / Michael Ferguson / Todd Funkhouser / Kyle Glandon / Jason Gunnoe / Neal Harrod / Teresa Harrold / Mary Katherine Heinrich / Robert Stuart-McCleod Hewer / Paul Karalambo / Anna Kerr / Tim Kincer / Kelsey Kinnemeyer / Adrianne Korczynski / Quinn Kummer / Jamie Kruer /Andrew Lehman / Greg Lewis / Jon Lund / Kathleen Lytle / Andrew Manahan / Kimberly Martin / Mark Mathey / Michael McInturf / Kiel Moe / Nate Morgan / Laura Mosca / Gregg Pasquarelli / Ervin Perviz / Randy Plemel / Ganesh Raman / Brian Ramer / Adam Rouse / Angela Sansalone / Ryan Scavnicky / Ingrid Schmidt / Laura Soria / Matthew Spangler / Tyler Stoeckel /John Stoughton / Katsuya Suematsu / Molly Sullivan / Ryan Tharp / David Toombs / Krista Toperzer / Erik Verboon / Karl Wallick / Kevin Westerbeck / Jeff Winkhart / Travis Wollet / Tessa Woodrey / Marissa Zane
Officially establishing his own practice in 1995, Michael McInturf works both individually and collaboratively with other firms on a range of projects in various stages of design and construction. Concurrently, he is a full-time professor and director of the graduate and undergraduate architecture programs at the School of Architecture and Interior Design at the University of Cincinnati. The oscillation between his research-based office and the design studio prompted his selection as a DAAP Annual Award recipient for Outstanding Research and Creative Work.
Mr. McInturf received a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Miami University of Ohio in 1985, and a Master’s of Architecture from the University of Illinois @ Chicago in 1988. While in Chicago, he worked for Skidmore Owings and Merrill, participating in the design of large scale projects including Rowe’s Wharf in Boston and Bishopgate in London.
In 1988 he joined Eisenman Architects where he was directly involved in the design, development and construction administration for high profile projects worldwide. During the six years McInturf worked with Mr. Eisenman, he became an associate partner, was a Venice Biennale representative, and participated extensively in the design and execution of the award-winning Wexner Center for the Visual Arts in Columbus, Ohio.
McInturf's role of principal designer for the University of Cincinnati’s Aronoff Center for Design and Art required his relocation to Cincinnati in 1994 to oversee the 2.5 year construction process. The project was displayed prominently in the 1991 Venice Bienalle International Exhibition, and won the 1994 National Progressive Architecture Award. Following the completion of Aronoff Center, he joined the faculty at the University of Cincinnati School of Architecture and Interior Design and started his own practice.
Today, McInturf plays an integral role beyond SAID/DAAP as an active member of the University's Design Review Committee as they oversee their extensive 20 year building program and Campus Master Plan.