Mary Konsoulis
Lecturer

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B.A., American Studies, Wellesley College; M.C.R.P., City and Regional Planning, Harvard University.

Mary Konsoulis teaches in both the Historic Preservation and Real Estate Development Programs.  Her courses in preservation focus on its use as a tool to guide growth and change and include a graduate studio and a course in adaptive reuse.  For the Real Estate Development Program, Ms. Konsoulis teaches a capstone seminar for real estate students in their final year of graduate work and a course on planning policy and practice for developers.  She serves as a senior editor of the Real Estate Review, a Thomson Reuters/West publication produced by the School's Colvin Institute of Real Estate Development.   She is also a writer and maintains a consulting practice.

Ms. Konsoulis worked for a number of years as an urban planner with the architecture firm Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.  She was also a staff curator at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, focusing on exhibitions related to urban planning and urban design.