W. Jude LeBlanc

Dr. W. Jude LeBlanc is a renowned researcher in the fields of architecture and urbanism, currently serving as an Associate Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Architecture. With a robust academic background, he earned his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Houston and further honed his expertise with a Master of Architecture from Harvard University. Dr. LeBlanc's interdisciplinary teaching approach encompasses architecture, urban design, and furniture design, with a keen focus on representation, health, and sustainability. His courses are known for integrating theoretical concepts with practical applications, preparing students to address contemporary challenges in the built environment. In addition to his academic pursuits, Dr. LeBlanc is actively engaged in professional design work, which spans furniture, architecture, and urban planning. His innovative designs have garnered widespread recognition and have been featured in numerous publications, highlighting his contributions to the field. Dr. LeBlanc maintains a dynamic research agenda, delving into design competitions and exploring design theories related to representation and urbanism. His research aims to bridge the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical design solutions, contributing to the advancement of sustainable and health-conscious urban environments. Through his work, Dr. LeBlanc continues to influence the discourse on urbanism and representation, inspiring both his students and peers with his commitment to excellence and innovation in architecture and design.