KEVIN HARRIS, FAIA, is a nationally recognized expert and international speaker on single-family residential and renovation design. He has received more than a dozen design awards and has been published in over 50 books and publications including The New York Times, Smart Money, Southern Living, and Business Week. He has been a guest on NPR's "All Things Considered", and his work featured on ABC's "Nightline", HGTV's "Before and AFTER" and "Curb Appeal". In his free time, Kevin serves on several industry boards and task forces, and is a frequent lecturer at industry and association events. Kevin holds degrees from LSU's School of Architecture, and Harvard University's Graduate School of Design. He taught for 10 years at LSU before pursuing a full-time practice and currently serves on Harvard's GSD Alumni Council. He holds an NCARB certificate, is licensed to practice architecture, and has designed Forever Homes in four states. In 2009, Kevin was elevated to Fellowship in the American Institute of Architects for notable contribution to the advancement of the profession of architecture. Kevin and his wife, Elizabeth, have three daughters and live in their own renovated Forever Home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. For more information about Kevin and his work, please visit www.kevinharrisarchitect.com.