Mark Alan Blumberg

Mark Alan Blumberg serves as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Auburn University's School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture, teaching fourth-year design studios, first-year introductory courses, and previously instructing professional practice and visual communications.

His academic credentials include:

• Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University
• Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Tennessee

Blumberg's research examines urban conditions through cultural, economic, political, and environmental lenses, challenging students to transcend material architecture and consider broader societal impacts of design decisions. His teaching emphasizes multi-scale urban dynamics and the architect's role in shaping sustainable built environments.

Professionally, he has collaborated with leading New York City firms:

• Robert Siegel Architects
• Marpillero Pollak Architects
• Audrey Matlock Architect
• Gensler

His diverse portfolio spans high-end residential, public libraries, and U.S. land ports of entry at Canada/Mexico borders. Licensed in New York and Tennessee, he founded MABA (Mark Alan Blumberg Architects) though the firm's website remains under development.