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Craig Anz
Craig Anz, PhD, Professor and Director of Graduate Studies
Architecture & Interior Design
In addition to his extensive research and courses taught, Dr. Anz provides guidance for thesis students. He is also active in the community, volunteering with local non-profit organizations such as Carbondale Main Street for spatial projects.
Research Interests
Urban design, architecture, community development, and place theory; Epistemology and environmental discourse, critical social theory, philosophy, and their roles in architectural education; Architecture and cultural studies with emphasis on Modernism and Central European history and theory; Research methods for the architect; Spatial, social, and aesthetic theories in architecture; Design foundations and creative processes; Ongoing studies in architectural education, epistemological evaluation, and professional roles in service learning, urban and environmental endeavors, community education, and socio-cultural development.

Quigley Hall 416
618-453-1131
canz@siu.edu
Personal Website
Special Projects
- Olive Branch Recovery and Rebuilding Initiative: Seeking Higher Ground
- Carbondale Main Street
Courses Taught
- ARC 350
- ARC 451
- ARC 452
- ARC 500
- Thesis
Education
- Ph. D. in Architecture – Texas A and M University
- Master of Science in Architectural Studies/Theory – University of Texas
- Master of Architecture – University of Texas at Arlington
- Bachelor of Environmental Design - Architecture, Texas A and M University