JON LINTON
Associate

Jon received the Deuxieme prix for Studies in Architecture and Urbanism from the École d'Art Americaines in Fontainebleau, France in 1982; a Bachelor of Architecture with Honors from California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo in 1983; and a Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design from Columbia University in New York City in 1986.

He has been honored for his work on the Greater Mid-City Historic Preservation Strategy, the El Cajon Boulevard Business Development & Retention Project, and entries in The Electric Vehicle and the American Community, Affordable Living: Building a City of Neighbors, Rancho Mirage Civic Center and Central California History Museum design competitions.

A member of the faculty at Woodbury University's San Diego architecture program, Jon previously taught architectural design and urban design theory at the NewSchool of Art and Architecture.

A native San Diegan and longtime Padres fan, Jon's favorite destinations include Vicenza, Italy; Ronda, Spain; and Cooperstown, New York. When not boring students, watching sports or playing softball, he'll probably be found at M-Theory or Second Spin.

Jon is Project Designer for a mixed-use redevelopment in North Park and is Project Manager for the East Campus Graduate Student Housing and the Housing & Dining Services Administration Building projects at UCSD.