Architecture
Mariam Zaghari
B.A. in Architecture
Professor Elevated to Prestigious AIA College of Fellows
Associate Professor of Architecture Marc Manack has been elevated to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows. The College of Fellows was established in 1952 and represents architects “who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession and made a significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level,” the AIA stated […]
Samantha Brennan
M.Arch.
Two CoAA Faculty Receive Gambrell Fellowships
Assistant Professor of Architecture Nathaniel Elberfeld and Associate Professor of Dance Tamara Williams have been named 2026 Gambrell Faculty Fellows. Awarded annually by the Charlotte Urban Institute with support from The Gambrell Foundation, Gambrell Fellowships fund projects that address the question “what does it mean to live a good life?” in the Charlotte region. Elberfeld […]
Mattie Smith
B.A. in Architecture
SoA Director is National Disaster Resilience Conference Keynote Speaker
Blaine Brownell will present forward-thinking material strategies for designing and building to withstand disasters.
Balinase Kaonga
M.Arch
Nicholas Shorter
B.A. in Architecture and M.Arch
Design Evolution
Professor of Architecture Kyoung Hee Kim began developing microalgae-filled building façade systems years ago, prompted by an environmental science class in graduate school. Knowing algae’s ability to sequester carbon and improve air quality as well as potential uses as food or energy sources, she began to design window installations in which microalgae could grow. The […]
Professor’s firm designs a new health center for Charlotte’s Latino community
The Architect’s Newspaper recently reviewed the design of the Camino health center by architecture professor Marc Manack’s firm, SILO. Across the United States, migration continues to reshape the social and physical landscape. In recent years, states across the country have seen some of the sharpest demographic shifts, with Latino populations growing faster in the South than […]