Mark Nussbaum, P.E.

Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Construction Technology Instructor

Email address: aceng@comcast.net

Instructor's web site: www.tritonarch.org

Courses offered

• ARC140: MEP Construction Technology

Education

• BSME, with Distinction, San Jose State University, 1987
  

Licenses and Registration

• Licensed Professional Engineer
  State of Illinois
  State of Ohio
  State of West Virginia
  State of Wisconsin
• Certified GeoExchange Designer, In-Training, 2005-present
  

Teaching Experience

• Triton College, 2006 - present
• Mechanical Systems in Historic Buildings: One-day lecture as part of Historic Building Materials and Technologies Class; MS Historic Preservation Program in the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. November 2004 & November 2005.
• Mechanical Systems in Existing Buildings: AIA Continuing Education Series – Two-day seminar co-facilitated with William B. Rose. May 2003.
  

Professional Experience

• Architectural Consulting Engineers
837 Hayes Ave, Oak Park, IL 60302
Principal - Design Engineer - 4/95 to Present

• AAI/Campbell, Inc.
# 1 Design Mesa, Collinsville, IL 62234
Design Engineer - 6/92 to 3/95

• Booker Associates, Inc.
1139 Olive Street, St. Louis, MO 63101
Design Engineer - 8/89 to 5/92

• City and County of San Francisco
Department of Engineering
San Francisco, CA
Design Engineer - 11/88 to 7/89

• General Electric Company
Nuclear Energy Business Operations, San Jose, CA 95125
Program Engineer - 1/88 to 10/88

• United States Navy – Nuclear Power Plant Operator
Machinist Mate Second Class
9/78 to 8/81. 9/83 to 8/84

Memberships

• Hegeler Carus Mansion Foundation–Supporting Member, 2004 to Present
• Association for Preservation Technology, 2001 to Present
• Oak Park Building Code Advisory Commission, Vice Chairperson, 1999 to Present
• International Ground Source Heat Pump Association, 2005
• National Trust for Historic Preservation, 2005

Publications

• Evaluating the Success of the Climatic Management System at The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Foundation: Presentation at Association for Preservation Technology International Conference, October 2001. Co-presented with Karen Sweeney, AIA, Director of Restoration, Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.

• Sustainable Building Webcast: Host for a two-hour Webcast with four other panelists. Presented by The State of Illinois Smart Energy Design Assistance Center, Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign – School of Architecture, and the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium. January 2006