CLYDE REYNOLDS CARPENTER
Clay Lancaster Endowed Professor in Historic Preservation;
Chair, Department of Historic Preservation;
Dean Emeritus
arc104@uky.edu
257-3651
Expertise & Research Interest
Residential architectural design projects, including both new construction and renovation/ restoration/ adaptive re-use, and analysis of the modern house in Kentucky.
Keywords: Historic Preservation; Preservation Design/Theory; Architectural Design/Theory; Modern House in Kentucky
Education and Practice Experience
- BSCE, Kentucky
- M.Arch, Pennsylvania
- Schenck Woodman Traveling Fellowship, Pennsylvania
- Clyde Reynolds Carpenter, FAIA, Architect, 1970-Present
Awards, Honors, Professional Registration & Certification
- Registered Architect, Kentucky
- AIA KY Honor Awards for Design for Crossen House, Greentree House, 1st Presbyterian Chapel
- AIA Kentucky Distinguished Service Award
- Fellow, American Institute of Architects
- Blue Grass Trust Public Service Award for Preservation
- Lexington Historic Commission Preservation Award
Memberships
- Fellow, American Institute of Architects
- Advisory Board, Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation
- Chair, Board of Architectural Review, Lexington Fayette Urban County Government
- Member, Vernacular Architecture Forum
- Member, National Trust for Historic Preservation
Selected Publications/Creative Scholarship
- HOME by Lutetia Baldridge
- YESTERDAYS STRUCTURES; TODAYS HOMES by Lucy Rosenthal
Projects
Modern House in Kentucky
Research and documentation of significant modern houses in Kentucky for future publication.
Collaborators
Greg Luhan
Adaptive Re-use of Historic Structures in Kentucky
Documentation and research of buildings in Kentucky that have found new life for future publication.
Collaborators
Jessica Suhr, Julia Good, Jessica Hosfield