Nan Grand-Jean
Lives in San Francisco,
and works in Sanoma, CA
EDUCATION
1992 San Francisco Art Institute, CA, Painting Studies
1979 Licensed as an Architect in the State of California
1974 University of California, Berkeley, CA
Masters Degree in Architecture
1971 University of California, Berkeley, CA
Corsa di Cultura at Poggia Imperiali dells S. S. Annunziata, Florence
TEACHING
2004 Tenderloin Community School, San Francisco, CA
2002 Visiting Artist, American Academy in Rome
1987 Lecturer, California College of Arts and Crafts, San Francisco, CA, Department of Architecture
WORK
1993– Painting full time
1980 Co-founded Hearst and Chen Architects with T. C. Chen
COMMITTEES
2001 Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
Accessions Committee, Curator: Lawrence Rinder
2000 –1994 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, CA
Architecture & Design Forum: Board of Directors, Curator: Aaron Betsky
1984 Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
National Committee Member
SELECTED WORKS 1974–1994: BUILDINGS
Stanford University, Palo Alto, California - “Ronald McDonald House”; Provides housing for 26 families
of children undergoing treatment at Stanford Medical Center
Headquarters Building for the Keck Ten-Meter Telescope on Mauna Kea, Hawaii; Schematic design
and design development for a joint project of UC Berkeley and Cal Tech
Epson Regional Headquarters, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and Philadelphia
SELECTED ARCHITECTURAL PUBLICATIONS
1998 Metropolitan Home Cover Story, Napa, California residence
1997 California Wine Country by D. Saeks, A. WeinTraub. Chronicle Books
1992 California Country Cover Story, by D. Saeks, J. Vaughn. Chronicle Books
1989 Metropolitan Home Cover Story, Glen Ellen, California residence
COLLECTIONS
California Supreme Court
John and Ann Doerr
Paul and Denise Reyff
David Kelley
Gina and Dana Randt
Emily Dachs
Daniel Kori
Dr. Richard and Cecile Lannon
Addie Hearst
Phyliss Friedman