Andrew Moddrell

Andrew Moddrell is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture at the University of Kansas and a founding partner of PORT, a design practice specializing in public realm, urban design, and planning. His work integrates interdisciplinary approaches across landscape architecture, urban design, and architecture. He leads projects such as the Lakeview Low-Line in Chicago, the Knoxville Battlefield Loop, and Gateway Park in Bentonville, Arkansas.

• Professional Affiliations: PORT (Chicago/Philadelphia-based practice)
• Key Projects: Includes Library Lane Master Plan (Louisville, KY), Armourdale Area Master Plan (Kansas City, KS), and the River Frames installation (2021 Chicago Architecture Biennial).

His research interests focus on innovative urban design strategies, public space creation, and community-oriented planning. Projects often emphasize collaboration with local stakeholders to address urban challenges through design excellence.

Andrew’s work has been supported by initiatives such as the Walton Family Foundation Design Excellence program for the Bentonville Gateway Park project. His contributions bridge academic teaching and professional practice, fostering applied research in urban environments.