Carleigh Pope
NOMA, NCARBArchitecture
Carleigh Pope is an architect based in Washington D.C. Following her studies at Kansas State University where she completed her Master of Architecture, Carleigh has contributed to several significant projects at BNIM, including the Adaptive Reuse and Redevelopment of Charity Hospital in New Orleans, LA, and the addition and renovation to Blunt Hall, a research and lab science building at the heart of Missouri State University campus. Carleigh embraces BNIM’s core purpose and values the opportunity to advocate for people and enhance the human condition through the projects she works on. She is a champion for growing diversity in the field of architecture, leading with a spirit of empathy and a determination to shape the AEC industry. In addition to her work at BNIM, Carleigh is an active member of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA).
Select Experience
- Charity Hospital RedevelopmentNew Orleans, Louisiana
- O'Brien Hall College of Business AdministrationMarquette UniversityMilwaukee, Wisconsin
- College of Nursing Building ModificationsUniversity of IowaIowa City, Iowa
- Blunt Hall College of Natural and Applied SciencesMissouri State UniversitySpringfield, Missouri
Education
Master of Architecture
Kansas State University
Registrations
Registered Architect: Washington, DC
National Organization of Minority Architects
Media
News
- Carleigh Pope Attends NOMA Unplugged International Conference in Nashville
- Carleigh Pope Elected to NOMA KC Executive Board
- Carleigh Pope is Awarded 2022 Architects Foundation Large Firm Roundtable ARE Scholarship
- BNIM Volunteers at NOMA KC's Project Pipeline Camp
- BNIM expands East Coast presence in new Washington D.C. office