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| Position | Lecturer |
|---|---|
| Phone | 805.756.1316 |
| Fax | 805.756.1500 |
| rbeller@calpoly.edu | |
| Office | 21-125 |
| Office Hours | MWF 12pm-1pm |
| Fall Courses 2009 |
ARCH 451 Architecture Design 4.1 |
| Winter Courses 2010 |
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| Spring Courses 20010 |
Areas of Expertise
Sustainable Architecture
Passive Solar Architecture
Design-build
Profile
Richard Beller is an Architect and General Contractor with 30 years of diverse experience designing and constructing residential and commercial projects in the San Luis Obispo region. He is an adjunct faculty member at California Polytechnic State University.
Beller’s experience is unique and multi-faceted. Recent projects include Construction Manager for the San Luis Botanical Gardens Educational Facility, which was built with the help of Cuesta College students. Beller was the construction manager for Cal Poly’s 2005 third place entry in the Solar Decathlon in Washington DC. He was the project architect for San Luis Obispo Sustainability Group Architects for the Congregation Beth David Synagogue.
Beller studied music composition at UCLA, and architecture at California Polytechnic State University, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree with honors, and earned a Master’s degree in architecture at Cal Poly with a concentration in real estate development.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Cal Poly
Master of Science in Architecture, Cal Poly
Teaching Experience
Lecturer, Cal Poly Architecture Department, 1998—Present
Faculty in Residence, Washington-Alexandria Architectural Center, 2007-2008
Registration
California Architect License
California General Building Contractor License
Affiliations
American Institute of Architects
SLO Green Build
Scholarship
Co-author of paper presented at American Solar Energy Society Convention in May 2008 entitled "Beth David Synagougue - A High Performance Public Green Building in San Luis Obispo, California"
News
Project Architect for San Luis Obispo Sustainability Group Architects for Congregation Beth David, the first LEED certified building in San Luis Obispo County and the first LEED Certified Synagogue in the US