A treasure of architectural styles that spans the University's 225 years, the campus has been called a North Carolina living museum of American architecture. The Campus at Chapel Hill discusses the history and significance of iconic buildings on the campus, the ideas and architects involved, the people who were prime movers for specific buildings, and how green design initiatives are being incorporated in new buildings.The new edition updates Professor John V. Allcott's original 1986 book with an addendum by JJ Bauer and a foreword by eleventh UNC Chancellor Carol L. Folt.
Hardcover, 2019, Chapel Hill Historical Society. 138 pages.