 Mr. Kofi Boone Kofi Boone is an Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture in the College of Design, NC State University. Kofi’s areas of expertise include urban design, participatory design, and environmental justice. He is co-director of the College of Design’s Ghana Study Abroad program, and has developed interdisciplinary studios and seminars taught in West Africa. In North Carolina, Kofi works collaboratively with Research, Extension and Engagement specialists on community design projects across the state. He also serves as a consultant on community and urban design projects through AIA UDAT (Urban Design Assistance Team), SDAT (Sustainable Design Assessment Team), and American Architecture Foundation sponsored Institutes. Prior to joining NC State University, Kofi was a site designer at JJR (formerly Johnson Johnson and Roy, Inc.) where he worked on many interdisciplinary community and urban design projects. Kofi graduated from The University of Michigan with a Master of Landscape Architecture in 1995, and a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources in 1992. He is a native of Detroit, Michigan.
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