Brian J. Kelly, Jr.

Brian J. Kelly, Jr. is a Professor in the Architectural Studies and Design program at SUNY Morrisville's School of Agriculture, Business & Technology. He teaches architectural design, graphic communications, technology, and computer-aided drawing courses. A registered architect (NY) and member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), he has extensive professional experience in architectural firms across New York and Pennsylvania, working on educational, commercial, healthcare, and residential projects.

• Education
  • Master of Architecture, University at Buffalo (SUNY)
  • Bachelor of Professional Studies (cum laude) in Architecture, University at Buffalo (SUNY)
  • Associate of Applied Science in Design and Drafting (Mechanical Engineering Technology), SUNY Morrisville

His research interests span sustainable building materials, passive solar energy systems, space utilization, urban planning, and historic preservation, emphasizing intelligent design. As Program Coordinator, he established articulation agreements with SUNY Buffalo and other architecture schools to support student transfers.

• Professional Affiliations
  • American Institute of Architects (AIA), Central New York Chapter (past president, past director of programs)
  • Former chair of AIA-CNY Design Awards Jury and Committee
  • Advisor for Morrisville Architecture Club and AIA-CNY Architecture Explorer Post

Mr. Kelly co-founded the Morrisville Architecture Club, guiding students in CO-OP supply sales and organizing architectural tours and events. He has received the Student Government Organization's Best Academic Advisor Award multiple times for his mentorship.