Professor
School of Architecture
213-740-2723
mutlow@sbcglobal.net
Professor Mutlow teaches classes in areas of design, affordable housing, and interiors. Since 1989, he has been the Principal, John V. Mutlow, FAIA Architects, where he concentrates on the humanization of a series of affordable low cost housing projects and co-operative housing for farm workers, spatial explorations of single-family houses, neighborhood commercial area revitalization efforts, shopping center and intergenerational child care centers. He serves as a Board Member at the Architectural Foundation, Los Angeles, and on the Editorial Board of LA Architect. Additionally, Professor Mutlow is a fellow at the American Institute of Architects and a member of National Council, Architects Registration Board, Royal Institute of British Architects, and Architectural Association, London.
Education:
March/Urban Design, University of California, Los Angeles, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, 1969
Postgraduate Diploma, - Town Planning, Architectural Association, London, England, 1967
Dipl. in Arch, Hammersmith College, Department of Architecture, London, England, 1962
Selected Publications:
Graphic drawings of 5 projects, Rendow Lee, ed., McGraw Hill, 1996
Manhattan Place, Comparative Analysis of Construction Types Prof. Gotz Gutdeutsch, ed., Berlag, Germany, 1996
Process and Design of Affordable Housing, Yorkshire Terrace (Affordable Family Housing), Rancho Sespe II (Farmworker-worker), Michael Pyatok, ed., 1995-1996
The New Architecture of Mexico, Rizzoli, New York, Manuscript completed August 1995
Alternative housing proposals, Habitat for Humanity, Jimmy Carter, design charette, 1995
Affordable Housing, Yorkshire Terrace, Author Sam Davis, UC Press, 1995
Progressive Architecture, PA Plans, Hoover Intergenerational Childcare Center, May 1995
Architectural Record, Project: Manhattan Place (elderly housing), Using Housing To Build Communities, 1993
California Housing Finance Agency, Annual State Housing Report, Project: Manhattan Place, 1993
The Science Museum School Competition, Editor, LAUSD, February 1993
Los Angeles: The Contemporary Condition, Author: James Steele, Project: Cabrillo Village II Farm Worker Housing, Phaidon, England, 1993
The American House, Design for Living, Editor, Introduction by Robert M. Stern, AIA Press and Images Publishing Group, Australia, November 1992
Wohen Heute, Housing Today, Karl Kramer Verlag Stuttgart & Zürich , Cabrillo Village Farmworker Housing, 1992
The American House, Design for Living, Manhattan Place and Yorkshire Terrace, AIA Press and images, 1992
Architects of the United States of America, Volume Two, Images Publishing Group, Australia, 1991
Progressive Architecture, Project, Rancho Sespe Farm Worker Housing, June 1991
Common Walls/Private Homes, Multi-Residential Design, Authors John Nolon and Duo Dickenson, Yorkshire Terrace, McGraw-Hill, 1990
The American House, Design for Living, The AIA Press Images Publishing Group, Cabrillo Village Farmworkers Housing, Manhattan Place Senior Housing, 1990
Architectural Record, Cabrillo Village Farmworker Housing, Architectural Record, 1989
Architecture, Yorkshire Terrace, Family Housing, Architecture, 1989
Honors and Awards:
Community Housing Assistance Honor Award, AIA California Council, 1995
Professional Award, AIA/LA Chapter, Service to the Community, 1995
Honor Design Award, Cabrillo Village Farmworker Housing, California Council, American Institute of Architects, 1989
Person in Architecture Award, California Council, American Institute of Architecture, 1989
Barrier-Free Design, Mayor's Certificate of Appreciation, Los Angeles, 1989
In the Public Interest Award, Architectural Record, 1988
Design Award, Yorkshire Terrace, AIA/LA, 1986
First Annual Distinguished Achievement Award in Media, LA/AIA, 1985