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Kriss J. Kennedy

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  • Architect, Space Architect NASA-JSC
  • Texas Architect License #15161

Professional Experience:

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  • 1/88 to Present National Aeronautics and Space Administration - JSC, Houston TX.
  • 1/90 to Present TECHNE’ Architects, League City, TX.
  • 1/87 to 8/00 Allan James, Inc., Houston, TX.
  • 7/86 to 11/86 Kastendieck Steffie Architects, Houston, TX.
  • 3/86 to 7/86 House Reh Associates, Inc., Houston, TX.
  • 7/85 to 3/86 Hall / Architects, Inc., Houston, TX.
  • 1/85 to 7/85 Fitzmorris and Company, Inc., Houston, TX.
  • 5/84 to 12/84 The Saratoga Associates, Buffalo, NY.
  • 9/80 to 8/82 Quentin L. Reutershan, A.I.A., Potsdam, NY.

Space Architect

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NASA Johnson Space Center December 1987 – Present Houston, TX

I provide leadership, project management, strategic planning, space architecture and space habitat expertise for future human exploration missions DDT&E. Past projects include:

  • Deep Space Habitat Project
  • Habitat Demonstration Unit Project
  • Space Technology Roadmap TA7 Human Exploration Destination Systems
  • Human Exploration Architecture & Mission Definition
  • ISS Habitability Hardware Manager: Crew Quarters, Waste & Hygiene Compartment, Galley
  • ISS TransHab Inflatable Habitat Module
  • Habitats & Surface Construction Technology Manager, Human/Mars Mission Planning
  • Human Lunar Return
  • Reusable Launch Vehicle: Crew Module
  • Mars ISRU Sample Return
  • Mars Mission Study 1993: Mars Habitat Working Group
  • First Lunar Outpost: Lunar Habitat Design Study Team
  • JSC Planetary Airlock Design Study Team
  • Planetary Dust Control Research
  • Space Exploration Initiative: Mission Planning & 90-Day Study
  • Lunar Base: Master Planning & Inflatable Habitat Design Studies

===TECHNE' Architects:=== is an architectural design firm that I started. It offers quality design and architect services for residential and light commercial construction and remodeling projects.

Texas Architect Registration # 15161

TECHNE' Architects Facebook page: TECHNE' Architects

  • Office Building Renovations, Space Planning and Office Remodeling
  • New Residential Construction & Residential Remodeling
  • Shopping Center Addition

Education:

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  • MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE*, Space Architecture

1986 - 1988 Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture College of Architecture University of Houston, Houston, TX. Received the AIA Henry Adams Scholastic Medal for Excellence in the Study of Architecture

  • BACHELORS OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES in Architecture

1982 - 1984 School of Architecture and Environment Design University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY.

  • ASSOCIATES OF APPLIED SCIENCE in Architect Design

1978 - 1980 College of Engineering Technology State University of New York Agricultural and Technical College at Delhi, Delhi, NY.

Awards:

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  • 2008 NASA Exceptional Service Medal: “In recognition of a career of excellence and significant contributions in the areas of Lunar & Mars Advanced Habitation Systems in support of the Vision for Space Exploration.”
  • 2000 Rotary National Award for Space Achievement: Stellar Award for Space Architect on TransHab Project

awarded Rotary National Award for Space Achievement in March 2000

  • 1988 Henry R Adam’s AIA Scholastic Medal of Excellence in the Study of Architecture

Patents, Patents Pending, Tech Brief Awards:

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  • “Habitat Demonstration Unit (HDU) Vertical Cylinder Habitat,” MSC-25517, NASA Tech Brief, March 2013
  • “Exploration Launch-Optimized Folding Top (X-LOFT),” MSC-25525-1, Jan 2013
  • “Pressure Shell approach to Integrated Radiation Protection,” MSC-24637-1, NASA Tech Brief, July 2011
  • “Dual Chamber Inflatable Suitlock”, NASA Tech Brief, May 2011
  • “Modular Habitats Comprising Rigid and Inflatable Modules,” MSC-24242-1, July 2010
  • “Concept for Hydrogen Impregnated Nano-fiber Cargo Stowage System”, NASA Tech Brief, Jan. 2010
  • “Deployable Lunar Habitat,” MSC-24242-1, NASA Tech Brief, April 2008
  • “Rigid Sided Deployable Crew Quarters (DCQ) System,” MSC-23132-1, NASA Tech Brief, Nov. 2003
  • “Deployable Crew Quarters,” (Patent Pending, went to Small Firm 1st rights), 2000
  • “Advanced Structural/Inflatable Hybrid Spacecraft Habitation Module,” United States Patent # 6,231,010 / MSC-22900-1. Issued May 2001
  • “TransHab Phase Two Layout: Configuration Concept Development,” NASA Tech Brief, Dec. 1999
  • “TransHab Soft Storage Array,” NASA Tech Brief, Dec. 1999
  • “Advanced Structural/Inflatable Hybrid Spacecraft Habitation Module,” MSC-22900-1, NASA Tech Brief, 1998
  • “Horizontal Cylindrical Inflatable Habitat for Lunar Surface Systems,” NASA Tech Brief, Dec. 1992

Reports, Technical Papers and Publications authored or Co-authored (most recent at top):

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  • 1. Space architecture work in the “Architecture in Motion: The Genesis, History and Development of the Portable Building” book, 1st edition ~2013, Robert Kronenburg, The Liverpool School of Architecture
  • 2. “Deep Space Habitat Development Roadmap.” Global Space Exploration Conference (GLEX 2012), Washington, DC, May 22-24, 2012.
  • 3. “X-Hab Challenge: Students in the Critical Path.” Global Space Exploration Conference (GLEX 2012), Washington, DC, May 22-24, 2012.
  • 4. “Skylab II: Making a Deep Space Habitat from a Space Launch System Propellant Tank.” AIAA Space 2012 Conference and Exposition, Pasadena, CA, September 11-13, 2012
  • 5. “Integration Process for the Habitat Demonstration Unit Deep Space Habitat.” Proceedings of the AIAA Space 2011 Conference and Exposition; Long Beach, CA, September 27-29, 2011
  • 6. “A Dual-Chamber Hybrid Inflatable Suitlock (DCIS) for Planetary Surfaces or Deep Space.” Proceedings of the 41st International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES 2011); Portland, Oregon, 18-21 July 2011
  • 7. “Habitat Demonstration Unit Project - Deep Space Habitat Overview.” Proceedings of the 41st International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES 2011); Portland, Oregon, 18-21 July 2011
  • 8. “NASA Technology Area 07 Human Exploration Destination Systems Roadmap.” Proceedings of the AIAA Space 2011 Conference and Exposition; Long Beach, CA, September 27-29, 2011
  • 9. “NASA Technology Area 07 Human Exploration Destination Systems Roadmap.” NASA Office of the Chief Technologist, Space Technology Roadmaps. http://www.nasa.gov/pdf/501327main_TA07-ID_rev7_NRC-wTASR.pdf
  • 10. “The Habitat Demonstration Unit (HDU) Pressurized Excursion Module (PEM) In-Field Demonstration at Desert RATS 2010.” Proceedings of the 41st International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES 2011); Portland, Oregon, 18-21 July 2011
  • 11. “Habitat Demonstration Unit Pressurized Excursion Module Systems Integration Strategy.” Proceedings of the 41st International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES 2011); Portland, Oregon, 18-21 July 2011
  • 12. “A Modular Instrumentation System for NASA's Habitat Demonstration Unit.” AIAA Space 2010, Anaheim, CA, August 20-September 2, 2010
  • 13. “Mobile Field Analog for Lunar Habitat Integrated System Health Monitoring.” ASCE Earth and Space 2010, Honolulu, HI, March 14-17, 2010
  • 14. “The Habitat Demonstration Unit Project Overview.” ASCE Earth and Space 2010, Honolulu, HI, March 14-17, 2010
  • 15. “Constellation Architecture Team-Lunar Scenario 12.0 Habitation Overview.” ASCE Earth and Space 2010, Honolulu, HI, March 14-17, 2010
  • 16. “Out of this World: the New Field of Space Architecture.” AIAA publication, Edited by Scott Howe & Brent Sherwood, September 2009. Contributed 3 chapters.
  • 17. “Constellation Architecture Team-Lunar Habitation Concepts.” AIAA SPACE 2008 Conference & Exposition 9 - 11 September 2008, San Diego, California
  • 18. “Lunar Habitation Strategies.” AIAA Space 2008
  • 19. “Lunar Architecture Team-Phase 2 Architecture Option-4 Habitation Concepts.” Earth & Space 2008 Conference

Long Beach, Cal. March 4, 2008

  • 20. “Lunar Architecture Team-Phase 2 Architecture Option-2 Habitation Concepts.” Earth & Space 2008 Conference

Long Beach, Cal. March 4, 2008

  • 21. “Lunar Lander Strategies.” Earth & Space 2008 Conference

Long Beach, Cal. March 4, 2008

  • 22. “The Lunar Lander ‘HabiTank’ Concept.” Proceedings of the AIAA 37th International Conference on Environmental Systems, Chicago, Illinois, July 2007
  • 23. Contributor/Author to revision of the SP6105 NASA Systems Engineering Handbook, Dec 2006
  • 24. “ Advanced Habitation Efforts @ CTSD/JSC,” AIAA Space Conference, Sept 2006
  • 25. “SE&I for Technology Programs—HSRT,” PM Challenge 2006, March 2006
  • 26. Work on Exhibit: “Space Inflatable Module Concept” at the Art Institute of Chicago Space Architecture Exhibit, March 2001
  • 27. Work Exhibited: Lunar Base and Inflatable Habitat Design and model exhibited at the Portable Architecture Exhibition, May – July 1997, Architecture Centre, Royal Institute of British Architects
  • 28. “Space Architecture: The Work of John Frassanito & Associates for NASA” Contributed Space architecture work in the book, John Zukowsky, 1999
  • 29. Space architecture work in the “Portable Architecture” book, 1st edition 1996 and 2nd edition 1999, Robert Kronenburg, The Liverpool School of Architecture
  • 30. Quoted or written about in Air & Space-Smithsonian, Aerospace, Texas Architect (millennium issue on architects changing our future) Architecture, Progressive Architect, Popular Science, Newsweek, Time, Space News, Aviation Week, Fabric Architecture, L.A. Times, N.Y. Times, etc.
  • 31. Contributor of Space Habitats to , Macmillan Space Science Series
  • 32. “Space Inflatables for Humans,” chapter in the Gossamer Spacecraft: Membrane / Inflatable Structures Technology for Space Applications Handbook
  • 33. “Wound Construction of Inflatable Space Structures,” Paper given at SPACE 2000: Engineering, Construction, & Operations in Space, March 2000.
  • 34. “Designing Space Habitation,” Paper given at SPACE 2000: Engineering, Construction, & Operations in Space, March 2000.
  • 35. “ISS TransHab: An Inflatable Habitat,” Paper given at SPACE 2000: Engineering, Construction, & Operations in Space, March 2000
  • 36. “Inflatable Habitats Technology Development,” Mars Inflatable Greenhouse Workshop @ KSC, Dec. 1999
  • 37. “ISS TransHab: Architectural Description,” Paper written for the International Conference on Environmental Systems, April 1999
  • 38. “Chapter 13: Designing, Sizing and Integrating a Surface Base,” Human Spaceflight: Mission Analysis and Design Handbook, McGraw Hill, editor Wiley J. Larson, et al, October 1999
  • 39. “Inflatable Habitat Option for the Human Lunar Return Mission,” Paper given at SPACE 96 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE V, March 1996
  • 40. “Crew Module Deign for the Rockwell Reusable Launch Vehicle,” NASA CAN Report to Rockwell Aerospace Division, Oct. 1995
  • 41. “Mars In-Situ Resource Utilization Sample Return Mission Pre-Phase A Study,” July 1995
  • 42. “ISRU Produced Methane and Methane/Carbon Monoxide Mixtures for Return Propulsion From Mars,” AIAA 94-2846: Published in the Journal of Power and Propulsion, July 1995
  • 43. “Habitat Configuration Evaluation Criteria for Moon/Mars,” Paper given at SPACE 94 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE IV, March 1994
  • 44. “Alternative Habitat Concepts for the First Lunar Outpost,” Paper given at SPACE 94 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE IV, March 1994.
  • 45. “A Minimum Mars Mission Approach,” Paper given at SPACE 94 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE IV, March 1994.
  • 46. “Computer-Aided Engineering Visualization System: CDDF Final Report,” Nov. 1993
  • 47. “Habitat Evaluation Methodology and Configuration Evaluation Criteria,” Oct. 1992
  • 48. “Alternative Habitat Concepts for the First Lunar Outpost (FLO),” JSC-26068, Oct. 1992
  • 49. “Dust Control and Protection for Planetary Exploration,” w/ LESC, July 1992
  • 50. “A Horizontal Inflatable Habitat for SEI,” Paper given at SPACE 92 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE III, June 1992.
  • 51. “Dust Control Research for SEI,” Paper given at SPACE 92 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE III, June 1992.
  • 52. “Airlocks - A Study of Previous Use, Technology, and Planet Surface System Requirements,” w/ LESC, May 1991
  • 53. “Habitation and Human Systems for the 90 Day Study on Human Exploration of the Moon and Mars,” JSC-24398, March 1990
  • 54. “Interior Design of the Lunar Outpost,” Paper given at SPACE 90 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE II, April 1990.
  • 55. “Space Transportation Node: Design of the Atrium Configuration,” Dec. 1988. Paper given at SPACE 90 Engineering, Construction, & Operations in SPACE II, April 1990.
  • 56. “Habitation and Human Systems” section of the Planet Surface Systems Study Period Summary, Nov. 1989
  • 57. “Lunar Outpost,” JSC-23613, Aug. 1989