Craig Hinrichs

Craig Hinrichs is an Associate Professor at Miami University, where he has served since 1985. He previously held roles such as Director of Architecture Graduate Studies (2010–2021) and Visiting Fellow at the University of Manchester. His professional career spans over four decades, including roles as a consulting architect and project architect in firms like Paul Lukez Architecture and SFA Architects. Hinrichs is a licensed architect in multiple U.S. states and NCARB-certified since 1980. He advises Miami University’s NCARB Architect Licensing program and has been recognized as an NCARB Scholar in Professional Practice (2022).

Education: MPhil in Architecture (University of Manchester, England), B.S. in Architectural Studies (University of Nebraska).

Research interests focus on sustainable building materials, high-rise design, courtyard housing, and architectural detailing. His notable projects include net-zero-energy residential designs and innovative precast concrete applications. He has presented at conferences like PCI/NBC and contributed to publications addressing urban and sustainable design trends.

Professional memberships include LEED accreditation and roles in NCARB’s licensing advisory programs. His work bridges academic teaching and practical architectural practice, emphasizing real-world application of design principles.