WORK OF AWARD-WINNING ARCHITECTS W.G. CLARK AND
CHARLES MENEFEE TO BE DISPLAYED AT U.VA.
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE THROUGH DEC. 9

	CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Nov. 12 -- An exhibit of the design
work of award-winning University of Virginia architecture faculty
members W.G. Clark and Charles Menefee III will be on display to the
public at the School of Architecture Nov. 14 through Dec. 9.
	Drawings, photographs and models of the work of their
internationally recognized firm, Clark & Menefee Architects, will be
shown in the schoolÕs exhibit room in Campbell Hall, open from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday during the period.
	Clark and Menefee jointly have won numerous major design
awards, including three prestigious National Honor Awards from the
American Institute of Architects.
	Their work, which ranges from private houses to important
institutional buildings, has been cited as among the best in the
United States by such organizations as Time Magazine, GA Gallery in
Tokyo and the Architectural League of New York and has been
displayed in many leading architecture publications.
	Clark, the Edmund S. Campbell Professor of Architecture and
an alumnus of the U.Va. architecture school, has been a member of
the faculty since 1988.  He has been an invited lecturer and design
critic at numerous universities.
	Menefee, associate professor of architecture, joined the
faculty in 1991.  He previously practiced architecture in
Charleston, S.C., where he formed the firm with Clark in 1985.  They
have since moved their offices to Charlottesville.
	For additional information call the School of Architecture
at (804) 924-3715.
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November 11, 1994