WG Clark

Education

BArch, University of Virginia

Biography

W.G. Clark was awarded the Arnold W. Brunner Prize in Architecture in 2023 by the American Academy of Arts and Letters. He has been twice listed in Time magazine as one of America's best designers. His work has received three National Design awards from the American Institute of Architects for the Middleton Inn, the Reid House and the Croffead House. He has won several international competitions, including the New Orleans Museum of Art competition in 1983, the South Carolina Aquarium in 1987, and the Clemson Architecture Center in 2005. He was included in the "40 under 40" exhibition by the Architectural League of New York. W.G. Clark Associates are the architects of the East Addition to the University of Virginia School of Architecture.  

Mr. Clark’s work has been published, in Progressive Architecture, Architectural Record, A+U, GA Houses, Abitare, 9-H, Perspecta, Arkkitehti and the New York Times Magazine. Books of his work are Clark and Menefee, (Richard Jensen, Princeton Architectural Press, 2000) and Place Matters: The Architecture of WG Clark (Robert McCarter, ORO Editions, 2019). Exhibitions of his work have twice been shown at the Venice Biennale.