Victoria McReynolds
Architect; Assistant Professor
M. Arch, Cranbrook Academy of Art
B. Arch, California Polytechnic State University
Victoria McReynolds is an architect and educator based on the Llano Estacado in West Texas. Her research focuses on site and light conditions recently evident in her seven month survey project along the Pacific Coast across 110 degrees latitude in North and South America. She is a 2015 Center for Art + Environment Research Fellow at the Nevada Museum of Art and a 2017 CRITPrax Fellow for Lawrence Technological University. She studied architecture at California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo and received her Masters of Architecture at Cranbrook Academy of Art.
McReynolds teaches at Texas Tech University College of Architecture where she utilizes the West Texas light and landscape as a laboratory for her design studios. In 2011 and 2014 she co-founded design studios that surveyed urban environments shaped by the natural forces of gravity and water, in Valparaíso, Chile, and Venice, Italy respectively. She has presented and exhibited her work at venues ranging from Illinois Institute of Technology's Crown Hall in Chicago, to the London School of Economics in London, UK. Professionally she worked in Los Angeles, California, and Detroit, Michigan, most memorably with Michael Rotondi on a traditional Buddhist temple in California Tehachapi Mountains, and maintains an active architecture license.
Contact
v.mcreynolds@ttu.edu
806.834.8756
Room 405
Office Hours: T 3:30–4:30 PM and by appointment
Huckabee College of Architecture
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Texas Tech University, 1800 Flint Avenue, Lubbock, TX 79409 -
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architecture@ttu.edu