Faculty

Professor Davis has taught at the University of Florida and then later at the Boston Architectural Center. He practiced in Cambridge, Massachusettes for the architectural firm of Cambridge Seven and Associates and was project architect for the Forest Hills train station, Atlantic City convention center and several office complexes. In 1993, he took a sabbatical to practice in Basel, Switzerland for Suter and Suter, working in their international department, developing housing, university and banking projects. In his practice he has won design excellence awards from the Blue Ridge Chapter of the AIA as well as from the Virginia Society AIA and the Virginia Masonry Council. Since 1984 he has been Principal and Co-Principal investigator on over 2.5 million dollars in research grants and continues to teach in the Professional Program in Architecture. He is the architect for the College of Architecture and Urban Studies Research and Demonstration Facility, a laboratory research center for all programs of study in the College. He has been recognized and endowed as the Reynolds Metal Professor of Architecture and is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.

davisa@vt.edu