Reed Kroloff

Reed Kroloff is an accomplished architect, editor, educator, commentator, and consultant with over 25 years of experience in the field. He is currently the Dean of the College of Architecture at Illinois Institute of Technology, one of the country's most respected schools in the discipline. He has also held significant positions at other prestigious institutions, including Cranbrook Academy of Art and Tulane School of Architecture. Furthermore, he has served as the Editor in Chief of the revered Architecture Magazine and made regular appearances as a national commentator on architecture and design.

Kroloff's expertise and skills as an architect and consultant are highly sought after, and he has worked on an impressive array of projects, including the High Line, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Los Angeles Museums of Natural History, among others. As a partner at jones/kroloff, a design consultancy firm, he has advised an illustrious list of clients that also includes Yale University, the Federal Government of Mexico, Motown/Berry Gordy, and the History Channel.

Kroloff's achievements extend beyond his professional work, as he was honored with the Rome Prize and exhibited at the Venice Biennale. He brings his vast experience, passion, and creativity to the academic world, where he is shaping the minds of future architects and designers at Illinois Institute of Technology.