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(1954– )
Stevenson grew up in Melbourne FL and Henderson NC, graduating from Vance HS. After attending UNC-Chapel Hill for a few years, he moved to NCSU and earned a Bachelor of Environmental Design in 1977 and a Bachelor of Architecture in 1985. Stevenson interned at Hans Dieter Bolle in Berlin 1978-1981, Hager Smith Huffman 1983-1985, Walter Davis in Raleigh then received his Masters in Urban Design at Columbia University in 1987. He worked for Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Kuhn in New York City until 2000 when he joined Kling Stubbins, as of 2011 becoming Jacobs, until the office closed in 2016. While there he designed the unbuilt Clarence Lightner Public Safety Center, below. He works with Perkins+Will.
Sources include: Michael Stevenson; Kim Thrower.