Howard Waterfall Retreat Jury Panel!

Nathan Bishop, Koning Eizenberg Architecture
Katrine Goldstein, NORM Architects
Camden Greenlee, Clayton Korte
Laurent Hedquist, KierenTimberlake
Tom Schroeder, Patkau Architects

Nathan Bishop AIA, LEED AP, is Partner and Design Principal at Koning Eizenberg Architecture, where he oversees major projects with a focus on social inclusivity, climate change, and resetting relationships between buildings and shared public space. Across a variety of project types, from multi-family housing to community placemaking, Nathan has expanded the firm’s design capacity and integrated new technologies into design and practice. He teaches and lectures in design, architectural history and theory, and cultural studies, and has served on the Board of Directors for the LA Forum for Art and Architecture. Nathan currently serves as a Director on the AIA Los Angeles Board where he is actively engaged in outreach to bring more diversity into the profession.


Katrine Goldstein is the Managing Director at Copenhagen-based NORM Architects, where she leads the firm’s strategic direction and oversees its architectural, interior, and design projects. Under her leadership, NORM Architects has expanded its international reach while maintaining its commitment to timeless, minimalist design that balances aesthetics, functionality, and craftsmanship. With a deep understanding of both business and design, Katrine ensures that the studio’s work remains rooted in its core principles—drawing inspiration from traditions of Scandinavian simplicity while embracing contemporary needs. She plays a key role in fostering collaborations with brands and clients, aligning NORM’s philosophy of sensory and material-driven design with evolving market demands. Through her stewardship, the studio continues to refine its signature approach, emphasizing the interplay between architecture, interiors, and the human experience.


Camden Greenlee is an Associate at Texas-based Clayton Korte. Cam grew up on a farm in northern Illinois, west of Chicago. He earned his Master’s in Architecture from the University of Illinois in 2010 and went on to teach undergraduate design courses as an Adjunct Professor at his alma mater for four years. This experience honed his appreciation for teamwork and design dialogue.  With a deep appreciation for the subtleties of materials, light, and spatial procession, Cam transitioned from academia to practice, joining Clayton Korte’s San Antonio office. As a project manager, he integrates his passion for building science into the firm’s work, developing strategies for building performance, resiliency, energy conservation, and renewable systems integration —guiding projects from Conceptual Design through construction.


Laurent Hedquist, AIA, LEED AP, is a Principal at KierenTimberlake, where he explores the deep interaction between users and the built environment on every project type, from planning to design. In more than 14 years of architectural practice, Laurent has developed a thorough understanding of campus planning, secure facilities, and technical detailing. He has applied this knowledge to a range of projects including the US Embassy in London, Rice University's Integrated Campus Plan, and Dilworth Park, a new 4-acre park and transit hub at Philadelphia's City Hall, among other projects. He is currently Principal in Charge for a new Student Innovation Center at Iowa State University, a 140,000 square foot workshop for experimentation and interdisciplinary investigation. Laurent recently completed the Engineering Research Center at Brown University, a cutting-edge laboratory facility designed and built using an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) process. He has expertly synthesized the perspectives and expectations of large client groups to deliver cohesive, deliberate, and informative planning documents for the University of Chicago, the School of Information and Library Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Futuris, a new university campus in Morocco. As part of his practice, Laurent has been a visiting critic for design juries at Pennsylvania State, Drexel University, and Philadelphia University.


Tom Schroeder is a senior architect with Patkau Architects and a guest critic / adjunct faculty at the University of British Columbia.  Tom has led teams of architects on a broad range of projects including some of the most distinguished and innovative academic, cultural, civic and residential projects in Canada.