Keihly Moore

Studio G Architects
Urban designer, architectural designer

Biography

Keihly Moore was a graduate assistant at the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute while she pursued master's degrees in architecture and urban design. She grew up along Lake Superior in Minnesota and has an undergraduate degree in architecture and environmental studies from Iowa State University.

Education

Moore has an undergraduate degree in architecture and environmental studies from Iowa State University and master's degrees in architecture and urban design from UNC Charlotte.

Expertise

Moore is an urban designer and architectural designer with Studio G Architects in Boston. She worked previously with Stantec in Boston and with The Lawrence Group in Davidson.

Articles

  • 9 reasons to choose a bike-bus-train trip over a drive
    plancharlotte.org
    Sep 20, 2016
    One recent weekend we took a driving trip from Boston to the coast. The next day we took a trip to the same area, using trains, bikes and buses. Afterward, I realized how different the two journeys had been. Commentary.
  • 9 reasons to choose a bike-bus-train trip over a drive
    ui.uncc.edu
    Sep 20, 2016
    One recent weekend we took a driving trip from Boston to the coast. The next day we took a trip to the same area, using trains, bikes and buses. Afterward, I realized how different the two journeys had been. Commentary.
  • Bike corral + parklet in South End
    plancharlotte.org
    Jul 30, 2014
    Urban designers Keihly Moore and Alex Borisenko are proposing a series of urban design retrofits, many of them nominated by readers. Here is a suggestion for Park Avenue in South End. (Images: Completeblocks.com)
  • Asphalt for cars or a place for people?
    plancharlotte.org
    Sep 18, 2013
    One lucky parking spot in NoDa gets to become a park for eight hours on Friday. Volunteers who’ll transform a space on North Davidson Street will ensure that Charlotte once again joins an international list of cities observing PARK(ing) Day. (Image: Keihly Moore)
  • Asphalt for cars or a place for people?
    ui.uncc.edu
    Sep 18, 2013
    One lucky parking spot in NoDa gets to become a park for eight hours on Friday. Volunteers who’ll transform a space on North Davidson Street will ensure that Charlotte once again joins an international list of cities observing PARK(ing) Day. (Image: Keihly Moore)
  • South End eyes raising the bar for design
    plancharlotte.org
    Mar 12, 2013
    With 11 multifamily projects under construction in South End, some advocates there want to raise the bar on design requirements in the city's transit-oriented zoning. The city has hired a local urban design consultant to suggest changes. (Rendering courtesy David Furman)  
  • Charlotte quietly improves streets for cyclists
    plancharlotte.org
    Jan 30, 2013
    While cities such as Memphis have gained national attention for proclaiming a bicycle-friendly goal, Charlotte has been quietly taking a number of steps to improve its own streets for cyclists. (Photo: Keihly Moore)
  • Hitting the streets, with parks
    plancharlotte.org
    Oct 03, 2012
    PARK(ing) Day is an international event in which people reclaim, temporarily, spaces created for cars – parking spaces – and transform them into spaces for people – parks. Charlotte celebrated the event this year in South End.
  • Parking cars or PARK(ing) for people?
    plancharlotte.org
    Sep 11, 2012
    Who doesn’t prefer a park to asphalt or concrete? What would you rather see: a parking place, or a park? That’s the impulse at the heart of International PARK(ing) Day. Let’s organize an event in Charlotte.
  • Eastland Mall: What’s next? Some options
    plancharlotte.org
    Jul 31, 2012
    The city of Charlotte decided last month to buy Eastland Mall, which had fallen on hard times. So, what are the possibilities?  What should happen at the site? How can the 80 acres be used to improve the area, connect neighborhoods and serve the people who live nearby? We offer examples from other cities.