Learning happens everywhere and every way at colleges and universities. Students learn from each other through kinship and collaboration as well as from their teachers and scholarly resources. As A.I. re-shapes educational processes, we believe even more strongly in the enduring experience of people and places to promote learning. A connected campus energizes experiential learning through living, working, studying, and playing, at every scale, every day.
New Brunswick, New Jersey
College Station, Texas
Boone, North Carolina
Boone, North Carolina
Baltimore, Maryland
Houston, Texas
Princeton, New Jersey
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Princeton, New Jersey
Columbia, Maryland
Wenzhou, China
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Greensboro, North Carolina
Houston, Texas
Kitakyushu, Japan
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Pembroke, North Carolina
Baltimore, Maryland
Greenville, North Carolina
Salisbury, North Carolina
Elon, North Carolina
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Raleigh, North Carolina
Greenville, North Carolina
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Christa Kerrigan, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Christa loves what community colleges do for communities, and how public universities develop stronger public dialogue regardless of project scale. For her, every improvement counts. IDIQs are her sweet spot.
Tom Rowe, AIA
Tom’s over 20 projects for higher ed mirror the breadth of the Michael Graves practice, from campus plans and buildings of various types to the details of how people learn from each other in a room or around a table.
Kathy Dy, AIA
Having master planned her alma mater at Rice, Kathy views the public realm of a campus and its buildings as a continuous forum for the exchange of ideas, the experience of student life, and the catalyst for lifetime learning.
Ken McDaniel, AIA
Ken calls the shots for collegiate sports, whether you run, jump, throw, kick, or swim. With over 30 athletic facilities of many types to his credit, he brings team spirit to the field.
Matthew Messick, AIA. LEED AP BD+C
Matt’s career-long engagement with collegiate architecture has produced high-performance science and technology buildings for scholarship and research and student life facilities that create fulfilling campus experiences.