Walter Smith Architecture Bldg Rm 312-B
Phone | 850-599-3845
Tuesday and Thursday: 10:00 – 11:00 (Fall 2025)

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Sarah Buck is an instructor of architectural history at the Florida A&M University (FAMU) School of Architecture + Engineering Technology (SAET). Dr. Buck’s architectural history courses promote active learning by combining traditional slide lectures and discussions with interactive drawing, writing, and research exercises. By engaging with architectural history through these in-class activities, students develop the ability to define essential key concepts and terminology related to historic monuments; identify patterns in architectural design and patronage; evaluate architecture’s responses to political, cultural, and societal changes; and recognize connections between the structures of the past and present.

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• History of architecture
• History of landscape and garden design
• Architectural history pedagogy
• Representations of architecture and landscape design in art

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• Adjunct Instructor • 2019 – 2020
  Tallahassee State College, Communication and Humanities Department
• Adjunct Instructor • 2018 - present
  Florida A&M University, School of Architecture
• Adjunct Instructor • 2015 – present
  Florida State University, Department of Art History

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• ARC 2701 Architectural History I
• ARC 2702 Architectural History II
• ARC 3703 Architectural History III
• ARC 6976 Thesis Reflection & Documentation