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Camille Sherrod received a Master of Architecture and Urbanism from the Architectural Association in the UK in 2013 and a Bachelor of Architecture from Southern Polytechnic State University in the US in 2009. Camille has previously worked in architectural practices both within the US and internationally since 2009 including Zaha Hadid Architects in London, UK, and Jack Gordon Architects in New York. Tall projects she has previously been involved in include the Youth Olympic Center Towers, Nanjing, China (topped-out 2014).

Camille has previously submitted her license application in the state of New York and is currently completing her license examinations towards registration in addition to currently working as a studio mentor at City College of Technology (CUNY) for their Design V tall-building studio which reflects her special interest in tall-buildings. Stemming from her graduate thesis which researches the behavioral and sociological impact of residential tall buildings on multiple populations, her current research focuses on the behavioral implications of residential high-rises vs. single-family suburban living within New York City and it’s the larger suburbs.

Camille Sherrod received a Master of Architecture and Urbanism from the Architectural Association in the UK in 2013 and a Bachelor of Architecture from Southern Polytechnic State University in the US in 2009. Camille has previously worked in architectural practices both within the US and internationally since 2009 including Zaha Hadid Architects in London, UK, and Jack Gordon Architects in New York. Tall projects she has previously been involved in include the Youth Olympic Center Towers, Nanjing, China (topped-out 2014).

Camille has previously submitted her license application in the state of New York and is currently completing her license examinations towards registration in addition to currently working as a studio mentor at City College of Technology (CUNY) for their Design V tall-building studio which reflects her special interest in tall-buildings. Stemming from her graduate thesis which…

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