Stuart Romm

Stuart Romm is a Professor of the Practice at the Georgia Institute of Technology's College of Design, specializing in architectural design and practice. He has taught for 25 years, focusing on design studios and practice courses. His professional experience includes founding Atlanta-based firms Praxis3 and Romm + Pearsall, which emphasize civic, educational, and affordable housing projects. He is known for award-winning designs such as Fire Station No. 2 and the Georgia College of Environment + Design, and has contributed to high-profile projects like the Georgia Tech Library Renewal Project. Romm's work explores intersections of media technologies with public spaces and urban regeneration.

Education:

• B.Arch., Cornell University, College of Architecture, Art, and Planning, 1974

Research Interests: Urban social housing, civic architecture, advanced automotive facilities, and the integration of digital media into public spaces. His work often addresses challenges in affordable housing and sustainable urban development.

Awards & Recognition:

• 2009 South Atlantic Region AIA Honor Award
• 2011 and 2013 AIA Georgia Design Awards

Grants & Collaborations: Collaborated with BNIM, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, and others on major projects. His projects have been featured in conferences such as the CIB Tokyo Conference and the AIA national convention on 'Everyday Urbanism'.

Labs/Teams: Active in interdisciplinary teams at Praxis3 and Romm + Pearsall, focusing on innovative architectural solutions.