James Sink
Higher Education Practice Leader
James is HMC's higher education practice leader. He is passionate about the intersection of creativity, intellectual pursuit, and the ability to positively impact people’s lives. James has over 23 years of experience in higher education design. His experience spans all aspects of a campus environment including student housing, student centers, and academic buildings. He has a strong commitment towards the architectural community and his neighborhood community. He is currently serving his second term as Chairman of the Architectural Commission for the City of Claremont. James and his fellow Architectural Commission members review the design of historic, institutional and large construction projects. James is an active member of ACUHO-i, and regularly writes and speaks on topics such as gender, equity, and the pivotal role of housing in fostering student engagement.
See all posts James Sink has contributed to below:
- The Architect’s Role in University Campus Design
- Community College Design Amidst Budget Cuts: Prioritizing What Matters Most
- How to Foster Commuter Student Involvement Through Deliberate Campus Renovations
- Encourage Student Wellness by Incorporating Active Design Into College Campus Architecture
- Student Housing Design: Traditional Vs. Mid-Rise Residence Halls