Kathryn Matrangola

Adjunct Faculty @American College of the Building Arts

Charleston, SC, US
EMAILS
m••••••••@acba.edu
MOBILE NUMBERS
+14•••••••58

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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2022 — Present

Adjunct Faculty @American College of the Building Arts

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Teach Philosophy and Principles in Historic Preservation and Construction Project Management. Developed a curriculum that bridges theory and practice for students pursuing careers in preservation, construction, and the built environment.• Brings real-world development and preservation experience directly into the classroom• Reinforces expertise in adaptive reuse, preservation economics, and project delivery methodology

EDUCATION

2017 — 2019

Auburn University Harbert College of Business

Master of Science - MS, Candidate for Master's in Real Estate Development (MRED)

2009 — 2013

College of Charleston

Bachelor of Arts (BA), Historic Preservation and Hospitality and Tourism

2017 — 2017

University of California, Berkeley

Certificate, DISC* - Design and Innovation for Sustainable Cities

ABOUT KATHRYN MATRANGOLA

My professional expertise spans full cycle real estate development, urban design, and public-private partnerships. I work on predevelopment, development, and construction cycles across multifamily urban developments, adaptive reuse, hospitality, and affordable housing projects. I have focused on creating value-driven projects that benefit both communities and stakeholders.I solve problems. Complex ones, disorganized ones, the kinds that come from large projects with multiple stakeholders and big goals.Additionally, I have over 3.5 years as Adjunct Faculty at the American College of the Building Arts, I teach Philosophy and Principles in Historic Preservation and Construction Project Management.

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