Adam Thibodeaux

Education

Master of Architecture, Post-Professional (M.Arch II) – Yale University
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) – University of Texas at Austin

Biography

Adam Thibodeaux's teaching and research are centered on the uncovering, preservation, and reclamation of architecture that once sheltered populations marginalized by difference. His work advocates for expanded heritage value assignments in existing practices of preservation and adaptive reuse which de-center permanence, material coherence, and architectural authorship. His work on methods of appropriation as adaptive reuse has been published and exhibited nationally through grant-funded installations, written publications, and other built works.

Adam is an NCARB Registered Architect and holds a Post-Professional Master of Architecture from Yale University, as well as a Bachelor of Architecture from The University of Texas at Austin. He was previously a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at the University at Buffalo from 2020-2024. He has also served as an Instructional Teaching Fellow at the Yale School of Architecture and as a Public Interest Design Fellow at the University of Texas Center for Sustainable Development.