Rate My Professor Dwaine Carver

Dwaine Carver serves as Associate Chair of Architecture and Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture within the University of Idaho's College of Art and Architecture. He holds a Master of Design in History and Theory of Architecture from Harvard University Graduate School of Design (1992), a Bachelor of Architecture from Rhode Island School of Design (1990), and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Rhode Island School of Design (1989). His areas of expertise include design and the history and theory of architecture, with current research intersecting ecology, infrastructure, and public space. Carver's scholarly work explores new infrastructure models that incorporate ecological systems, social justice, and innovative public space typologies through interdisciplinary collaborations, including percent-for-art programs. He co-authored The Boise Public Works Arts Master Plan, a ten-year arts and culture planning document commissioned by Boise Public Works and Boise Arts and History, addressing air quality, storm and wastewater renewal, material conservation, and geothermal systems. This research was supported by the Paul G. Windley Faculty Excellence and Development Award and presented at the EDRA 53 conference.