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Kemba BraynonKemba Braynon

Kemba Braynon

AIA, NOMA

Associate
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Quinn Evans has a culture of mindfulness and inclusion. Diversity of perspective and experiences is important in every field, but especially in architecture because we are designing for a vastly diverse community. We can’t expect to design spaces that are responsive to all if we’re only designing through one lens and set of experiences.

Education

Master of Architecture, University of Michigan, College of Architecture + Urban Planning, 1997

Bachelor of Science, University of Michigan, College of Architecture + Urban Planning, 1995

Bachelor of Arts in English Literature, University of Michigan, 1995

Affiliations

American Institute of Architects

Michigan State Historic Preservation Review Board

Emerson School Board of Trustees,  Board Member and Chair - Buildings & Grounds Committee    

National Organization of Minority Architects, Detroit Chapter President

Practice Areas

Learning
Heritage
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