CAMERON MCLEMORE
Self Tucker Architects
SAY IT LOUD - Tennessee Exhibitor
Tennessee Based Designer
Who or what inspires you professionally?
My family is my greatest inspiration and motivation. They encourage and challenge me to be the best
CAMERON MCLEMORE
Bio:
I am a Project Coordinator at Self-Tucker Architects with experience in project designing, visualizations, project and construction management. I earned both a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture and Master of Architecture degrees from the University of Memphis. I have a passion for neighborhood revitalization and an interest in exploring and expressing cultural heritage through design and inclusive community engagement.
How did you first learn about architecture and when did you decide that built environment profession was an area of interest for you?
Growing up I would create cities for my Hot Wheels cars and buildings for my action figures using Legos, boxes and other things I found around the house. I took my first drafting class in middle school and I loved it. The rest is history.
What do you do?
Overall I consider myself as a creative, but I am a project coordinator by day and a music producer by night.
What excites you in the work you do? Who or what inspires you professionally?
I love having the opportunity to express my creativity and collaborate on various design solutions. We don't just design buildings, but we also create communities.
Who or what inspires you professionally? What is your proudest professional accomplishment or achievement?
My family is my greatest inspiration and motivation. They encourage and challenge me to be the best
What is your proudest professional accomplishment or achievement?
I've been honored to be a mentor and motivator to young aspiring architects and designers.
Featured Project Name:
The Music Village
Featured Project Location:
Memphis, TN
Featured Project Completion Date:
Unbuilt
Role in Featured Project:
Designer
Featured Project Description:
The primary goal of the Music Village is to restore the identity of a South Memphis neighborhood by reusing and adding to an existing church by providing spaces for large gatherings, performances, sharing music knowledge, learning, and music creation. Inspired from the organization and characteristics of African Villages, the Music Village creates and inward focus on collaboration, celebration, and creation.
