Stephen Kirk Upham
Education
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Master of Architecture, 1988
University of Texas, Austin, TX
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Bachelor of Environmental Design (Architecture), 1981
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
Professional License
Professional Experience
- 25 years of church design experience
- Founder of Crosspointe Architects
- Creator of Crosspointe Collection of predesigned plans
Awards and Exhibitions
- FIRST PLACE, Archer M. Huntington Art Museum Competition, 1986.
- "TEXAS ARCHITECTURE: THE STATE OF THE ART" Exhibition. Huntington Art Museum, Austin, TX. Huntington Art Museum design, Spring 1986.
Publications
- Texas Architect, November-December, 1993. Abundant Life Church and V. Alex Bills Bible Museum.
- Architexas, Spring, 1987. Huntington Art Museum design.
- A Prospectus, Spring, 1986. Third Coast Plaza Retail Complex design.
Continuing Education
- "Meta-Church Cluster Conference", Houston, TX. Charles E. Fuller Institute of Evangelism & Church Growth, January 1992.
- "Church Building & Finance Conference," Tyler, TX. Church Architecture Department, Baptist General Convention of Texas, April 1990, 1991, & 1993.
- "Architecture for the Church" Seminar, Houston, TX. Liturgical Architecture Committee of the Houston Chapter, American Institute of Architects, and the Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art, and Architecture, September 1990.
Teaching
- "Building for the 21st Century" Seminar, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio, TX. October 1994.
- Professor for "Church Building Design and Construction for Church Leaders," South Texas Bible Institute, Houston, TX, 1991-1993.
- Professor for "Ambassadorship" course, South Texas Bible Institute, Houston, TX, 1993.
Church and Community Involvement
- Trinity Church, Houston, TX - active in church and choir, 1989 - present.
- Rainbow Farm Christian Academy, Houston, TX - President, Development Board, 1990-1991.
- South Texas Bible Institute, Houston, TX - Professor, 1991-1993.
- Brazilian Baptist Convention, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Missionary in design and construction of churches, seminaries, and schools, 1981.
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