William J. Palmore is a registered architect and teaches drawing, introduction to architectural history, and design. His research focuses on the architectural history of El Paso, Texas.
Palmore earned a Master in Architecture at the University of Oregon and a Bachelor of Environmental Design at Texas A&M University. He lives in Brooklyn.
Recent Projects/Research
- Architecture of the Tenements, El Paso, Texas. Scheduled for exhibition in the Fall of 2016. University of Texas at El Paso.
Publications or Presentations
- El Paso Public Library of 1952. Lecture presented at the DOCOMOMO (Documentation and Conservation of Buildings, Sites and Neighborhoods of the Modern Movement) national convention in Houston. Spring 2014.
- C. Ewing Waterhouse. Architect and Renaissance Man. University of Texas at El Paso. Fall, 2012.
Courses Taught at New York Tech
- AAID 140: Visualization I
- AAID 160: Introduction to Architectural History and Theory
- ARCH 501/502: Architecture Thesis