Meg Barclay
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MEG BARCLAY, Partner |
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| EDUCATION | University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Master of Architecture, 1985 Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Housing & Urban Design under Balkrishna Doshi, 1984 Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine Bachelor of Arts, Magna Cum Laude, 1981 Major: Art History and Archaeology Scavi Americani, Poggio Civitate, Murlo, Siena, Italy Etruscan Excavation Technical Illustrator, 1980 |
| TEACHING | 2003 Senior College, University of Maine Hutchinson Center: Participated in teaching “Architecture of the Maine Coast”, lecturing on historic styles of Maine residential architecture. 1991-1995 University of Maine at Augusta, Part-Time Faculty. Taught: Architectural Design, Architectural Graphics, Construction Techniques, and Materials & Methods of Construction. Guest lecture: Historic Styles of Maine Architecture |
| EXPERIENCE | 1992-Present Scholz & Barclay Architecture, Camden, ME 1991-1992 Margaret E. Barclay Design, Camden, ME 1987-1991 Stephen G. Smith, Architects, Camden, ME 1986-1987 GBS Architects, Inc., Jupiter, FL 1983-1985 Bill Becker, Architects, Philadelphia, PA |
| AWARDS | 1982 Philadelphia AIA Pennwalt Competition, Winner: Pavilion for the Philadelphia Stock Exchange |
| EXHIBITIONS | 1993 What Architects Create When They Aren’t Designing Buildings, University of Maine, Augusta: A survey of “the diverse non-building expressions of the architect as designer… an occasion to observe the architect as artist.” |
| COMMUNITY SERVICE | Town of Camden Historic Resources Committee: Chair Town of Camden Budget Committee: Former Member Coastal Mountains Land Trust, Camden, Maine: Former Board Member, Land Use Preservation Committee Member Maine Preservation: Former Trustee Merryspring Nature Center: Former Board President |
SCHOLZ & BARCLAY ARCHITECTURE | P.O. BOX 1091 | CAMDEN, MAINE 04843
John B. Scholz, 207-446-3132 | Margaret E. Barclay, 207-446-3114
EMAIL: johnbscholz@gmail.com or meg.barclay12@gmail.com