TERRY ROTHGEB
Associate Professor, School of Interior Design
hdstdr@uky.edu
859-257-7762
Expertise & Research Interest
Studies on interior health and safety issues as they apply to the development of guidelines and prototypes for interior renovation of Main Street Buildings.
Keywords: universal design; ADA compliance; adaptive use; sustainable design; interior design pedagogy
Education
- M. A. in Interior Design, University of Missouri
- B. S. in Interior Design, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
Awards, Honors, Professional Registration & Certification
- NCIDQ Certified, 1991
- ASID Presidential Recognition for 20 years of service
- 1 0f 12 ASID Self-Testing Exercise for Pre-Professionals Workshop leaders in U.S.
Memberships
- Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC)
- American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)
Selected Publications/Creative Scholarship
- Whiteside, A., Rothgeb, T., & Congleton, C. (1986). "Quality control: A challenge to interior design educators". Journal of Interior Design Education and Research, 12(1), 3-8.
- Whiteside-Dickson, A., & Rothgeb, T. D. (1989). "Portfolio as a means of quality control in interior design programs". Journal of Interior Design Education and Research, 15(2), 21-28.
Projects
Inside Main Street
The primary purpose of this project is to assist in the revitalization of historic interiors in buildings located in Main Street communities throughout the United States. In response to a nationwide survey of Main Street managers, a database of innovative design exemplars and design guidelines for the renovation of interior spaces while preserving the character-defining elements are being developed.
Funding Sources
- Kentucky Heritage Council
- Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service
- UK Faculty Research Support Grant
Collaborators
- Allison Carll White and Ann Dickson, School of Interior Design
- Linda Adler, UK Cooperative Extension Service