He has practiced in Alabama, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. His interests include the interplay of the technical aspects of building construction with the expressive and humane nature of design, the history of ideas that influence architectural and urban design, landscape ecology, and the pedagogy of architecture. His design work has won awards and been published in major magazines; he has presented papers on architectural history and landscape history; he has taught courses in landscape history as well as design studios. While at Judson University, he was graduate coordinator for the M-Arch program.