MARY ANN GABRIELE SCHICKETANZ, AIA, LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE
Principal Architect
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Mary Ann Schicketanz is the principal of Studio Schicketanz. A native of Austria, Mary Ann brings a European sensibility to the practice of sustainable building and design. She is a leader in the integration of green design principles with strong thematic design concepts. She is known for her designs that offer classic simplicity, natural elegance, efficient floor plans and easy flow.
Mary Ann has practiced architecture in Germany before immigrating to the US in 1987. Her work is widely published and she frequently speaks on green design principles and the use of sustainable materials.
Since 1987, she has been specializing in the design of custom homes along the California Coast and Hawaii as well as cultural and commercial projects in the Sacramento area.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
American Institute of Architects, Monterey Bay Chapter
Sustainable Carmel, Steering Committee
Chair of Advisory Board, Past Treasurer – The Philip Glass Center for Arts, Science and the Environment
Member of the Editorial Board of 3D Magazine San Francisco
San Francisco Design Center “Green and Bold” Initiative
Founding Board Member – Carmel Preservation Foundation
Past Vice President – Waldorf School of the Monterey Peninsula
REGISTRATION
STATE of CALIFORNIA ARCHITECTS LICENSE, No. C22677
Licensed in California since 1991
EDUCATION
Technical University of Stuttgart, Master Degree in Architectural Engineering
Technical University of Vienna, Undergraduate Studies in Architectural Engineering
VOLUNTEER WORK
The Philip Glass Center for the Arts, Science and the Environment
The Days and Nights Festival
Monterey Bay Modernism
Monterey Museum of Art
Sustainable Carmel
Principal Architect
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Mary Ann Schicketanz is the principal of Studio Schicketanz. A native of Austria, Mary Ann brings a European sensibility to the practice of sustainable building and design. She is a leader in the integration of green design principles with strong thematic design concepts. She is known for her designs that offer classic simplicity, natural elegance, efficient floor plans and easy flow.
Mary Ann has practiced architecture in Germany before immigrating to the US in 1987. Her work is widely published and she frequently speaks on green design principles and the use of sustainable materials.
Since 1987, she has been specializing in the design of custom homes along the California Coast and Hawaii as well as cultural and commercial projects in the Sacramento area.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
American Institute of Architects, Monterey Bay Chapter
Sustainable Carmel, Steering Committee
Chair of Advisory Board, Past Treasurer – The Philip Glass Center for Arts, Science and the Environment
Member of the Editorial Board of 3D Magazine San Francisco
San Francisco Design Center “Green and Bold” Initiative
Founding Board Member – Carmel Preservation Foundation
Past Vice President – Waldorf School of the Monterey Peninsula
REGISTRATION
STATE of CALIFORNIA ARCHITECTS LICENSE, No. C22677
Licensed in California since 1991
EDUCATION
Technical University of Stuttgart, Master Degree in Architectural Engineering
Technical University of Vienna, Undergraduate Studies in Architectural Engineering
VOLUNTEER WORK
The Philip Glass Center for the Arts, Science and the Environment
The Days and Nights Festival
Monterey Bay Modernism
Monterey Museum of Art
Sustainable Carmel