Julia Klineberg

Julia Klineberg is a Lecturer at the University of Maryland's Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. She holds a Master of Architecture from UC Berkeley (2018) and a B.A. in Studio Art & Art History from Rice University (2015). Her professional experience includes work with Studio Mayd PLLC and Sidell Pakravan Architects, focusing on residential, commercial, and retail projects. She has taught design courses including Arch 300: Design and Representation II, and co-taught architecture studios emphasizing design representation.

• Education:
• Master of Architecture, University of California - Berkeley (2018)
• Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art & Art History, Rice University (2015)

Her research interests center on environmental awareness in architectural design, multidisciplinary approaches, and the interplay between memory and urban development. She has conducted research under Professors Renee Chow (San Francisco urban planning) and Andy Shanken (architectural history's role in memory).

Teaching highlights include summer graduate studio courses and undergraduate design representation studios. She emphasizes hands-on schematic design and construction documentation in her professional work.