Craig Brandt, FAIA, is an architect based in Chicago, Il, and adjunct professor at the University of Notre Dame. His teaching focuses on adaptive and regenerative design projects as well as cross-disciplinary design processes in arts and design. His award-winning practice work includes civic, government, higher education, and museum projects in various contexts. He has recently lectured, moderated, and presented his work internationally along with current issues in the public realm for the AIA Committee on Design, as well as preservation issues for Docomomo US. He has taught urban planning and architectural design studio at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning.
Craig is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, and an affiliated fellow of the American Academy in Rome. In 2020, he was appointed as a national design peer to the General Service Administration (GSA) Design Excellence Program.
Areas of Expertise
- Civic Design
- Metropolitan Chicago
- Sustainable Architecture and Urbanism
- Twentieth-Century Architecture and Design
Recently Taught Courses
Recently Taught Courses
ARCH 81153 Upper Level Graduate Studio
ARCH 43711 Figurative Design Systems