Kwesi Daniels

Dr. Kwesi Daniels is the head of the Architecture Department and an assistant professor at Tuskegee University. His professional experience ranges across various disciplines, including historic preservation, architecture, sustainability management, and urban geography. In 2018, he began developing a historic preservation program at Tuskegee University, which has expanded the institution’s resources into African American communities in Selma, Montgomery, Birmingham, and Tuskegee, Ala. In 2019, he developed the Legacy of Booker T. Washington course at Tuskegee, which examines the social impact, community building, economic development, national and international influence, and overall self-empowerment legacy of Dr. Washington; his “Learning to Do by Doing” educational philosophy guides much of Dr. Daniels work.

Dr. Daniels earned a B.Arch. and M.Arch. from Tuskegee University and the University of Illinois at Chicago and an M.S. in sustainability management from Columbia University. In 2020 he earned a Ph.D. in urban geography from Temple University. His doctoral research focused on the positive and negative social impact that universities can have on communities around the campuses, particularly communities of color.

Kwesi Daniels's Posts

Projects

130 William

Adjaye Associates, Hill West Architects

Condor Street Housing

Merge Architects

Double Stoop House

Model Practice

Falcon Ledge Residence

Alterstudio Architecture

Garden Laneway House

Williamson Williamson Inc.

West Lynn Residence

A Parallel Architecture

River Bend Residence

Lake|Flato Architects

The Rose Apartments

Brooks + Scarpa

Henry Island Guesthouse

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Forest Retreat

Scalar Architecture

Sunnydale Community Center

Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects

National Juneteenth Museum

Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), KAI Enterprises

Wacheno Welcome Center

Opsis Architecture

The Ecology School

Kaplan Thompson Architects, Briburn, Simons Architects

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