Architecture

Professor Explores Repair as a Design Tool in Places Journal Essay

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An essay by Assistant Professor of Architecture Kyle Spence is included in a series of “Field Notes” published this fall in Places Journal. Founded in 1983, Places Journal is a leading national platform for public scholarship on contemporary architecture, landscape, and urbanism.  Spence’s “Repair as a Paradigm for Design and Community Healing,” appears in the […]

Joel Fudge

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Master of Architecture

Jonah Jones

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B.A. in Architecture 

Hadley Melton

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B.A. in Architecture and a Violin Performance Minor

Will Linville, AICP CNU-A

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Program Manager of the Charlotte Urban Design Center

SoA Director to Present at Biomimetics Conference

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Blaine Brownell will present research from his book, Hypernatural.

Garrett Herbst

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Project Manager and Architect at Little Diversified Architectural Consulting Education: BS in Architecture, University of Buffalo (2015)Master of Architecture, UNC Charlotte (2017)  Hometown: Webster, NY Garrett Herbst is a project manager and architect at Little Diversified Architectural Consulting in Charlotte, where he oversees commercial projects from initial design through to documentation and construction. He has […]

Riley Decker

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M2 Master of Architecture track with a dual Master’s degree in Critical Heritage Studies

Payton Eaves

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B.A. in Architecture

Matthew Gin with one of the Phyrges at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics.

Professor’s Article Places Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony in Historical Context

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Matthew Gin explores 300-year-old precedents for the 2024 spectacle in Journal18 essay.