Carol A. Hermann

Carol A. Hermann serves as Associate Professor of Architecture and Undergraduate Advising Director at Thomas Jefferson University's College of Architecture and the Built Environment, where she has taught foundational design courses since 1996. Her expertise spans first-year design sequences and third-year urban-focused studios emphasizing building-city relationships.

Education:

• Master of Architecture, Harvard Graduate School of Design
• Bachelor of Arts in Design of the Environment, University of Pennsylvania

Her research centers on architectural pedagogy with core interests in abstraction, historical context, and visualization techniques. Studio work critically examines urban environments through individualized design processes and socio-spatial dynamics of buildings within cities.

Professor Hermann actively represents Thomas Jefferson University in JADE (Justice Alliance in Design Education), advocating for equity in design education. Prior to academia, she accumulated eight years of professional practice at Ewing Cole Cherry Brott, leading architectural projects for corporate facilities, sports venues, research centers, and hospitals.