What I'm doing now...

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Fueled by a summer of engaging conversations with new students in the UVA Architectural History program, I'm stepping into this academic year with an energized sense of anticipation. As the fall semester kicks off, syllabi are already arriving, each opening new avenues for exploration. My course load is research-intensive, featuring several classes on landscape history—a perfect complement to my thesis. I'm delving into the architectural history of a formal garden from the early 20th century, situated on a 19th-century estate in Albemarle County. The prospect of uncovering layers of history through this work is genuinely exhilarating.

I am grateful to the Colonial Dames of America Scholarship, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, the Henry J. Javor Bicentennial Scholarship, the Peter R. Kutscha Endowed Memorial Scholarship, the Peter L. Page Scholarship, and Grant, the Frederick Doveton Nichols Award, the UVA Society of Architectural Historians, and the UVA Architecture School's Center for Cultural Landscapes.

jefferyholley@virginia.edu

Founder: characterhome.com

Architectural + Art History Student - BArH '24, MArH '25

UVA School of Architecture

UVA Society of Architectural Historians President

Moven Sustainability Lab Special Projects

415.776.5333 Anytime

The past persists as unpredictably as the future unfolds - Daniel Abramson.