Anna Andrzejewski

Dr. Anna Andrzejewski is Professor of American Art and Architecture and Centennial Chair at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Her research examines vernacular landscapes and postwar building practices, particularly retirement communities in Florida and Wisconsin's architectural innovations. She directs public humanities projects documenting cultural landscapes in North Dakota.

Her scholarship investigates:

• Postwar suburban development patterns
• Builder culture and prefabricated housing
• Retirement community marketing
• Vernacular adaptation on frontiers
• Architectural representation in cultural landscapes

Recent publications analyze Florida leisure economies and Marshall Erdman's DIY expo designs. As former director of the Center for Culture, History, and Environment, she promotes interdisciplinary landscape studies through field schools and community collaborations.