Marc Coudert

Professor Marc Coudert is focused on real-world applications of sustainable design, urban planning, and climate resilience. As a lecturer at the School of Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin, he brings a wealth of practical experience to his students, emphasizing the importance of integrating sustainability into architectural and urban planning practices. His work is particularly centered on managing climate resilience and adaptation strategies in Austin, where he collaborates closely with city departments and community organizers to develop innovative solutions for environmental challenges. Marc holds a Master of Science in Sustainable Design from the University of Texas at Austin, where he honed his expertise in creating environmentally responsible and resource-efficient designs. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in Urban Planning from Arizona State University, which laid the foundation for his career in urban development and planning. His academic background is complemented by his active involvement in various sustainability initiatives, reflecting his commitment to advancing sustainable practices in the built environment. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Marc serves as a member of the LEED Design and Construction Consensus Committee, where he contributes to the development of standards that promote green building practices. His role in this committee underscores his dedication to fostering sustainable design principles that can be applied globally. Furthermore, he co-directs the UT City + Climate CoLab, a collaborative platform that brings together experts and stakeholders to address urban climate challenges through innovative research and design. Marc's passion for sustainability and resilience is evident in his work both inside and outside the classroom. He is dedicated to equipping the next generation of architects and planners with the skills and knowledge necessary to create sustainable and resilient communities. Through his teaching, research, and professional engagements, Marc continues to make significant contributions to the field of sustainable design and urban planning.