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Ena Dubnoff
Ena Dubnoff is an American architect based in Santa Monica, California. She is the principal of Ena Dubnoff Architects, located at 2506 4th Street, Santa Monica, California, 90405.
Ena Dubnoff’s father, John Dubnoff, was a biochemist at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Dubnoff’s mother, Belle Dubnoff, was an educator, who established the Dubnoff School for Educational Therapy in 1948 with the mission to provide educational opportunities to children with developmental abilities. Known as the Dubnoff Center for Child Development and Educational Therapy, it has been located at 10526 Dubnoff Way in North Hollywood, Los Angeles since 1962.
== Education ==
Ena Dubnoff studied for a year at the University of California at Berkeley, but came back to Los Angeles area and enrolled at the University of Southern California (USC). She was the only woman in her class. According to her, many of her classmates were returning Korean War veterans. Dubnoff graduated cum laude, earning a Bachelor’s in Architecture in 1960. While at USC she received the AIA Medal for Excellence in Architecture award. In 1966 Dubnoff earned a Masters in Urban Design from Columbia University. As a student at Columbia University she travelled widely on the William Kinne Fellows traveling fellowship (1966-1967), and spent a year in India.
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