Barbara D. Lane, AIA

Lane Architecture, Inc. – Principal
704.377.8036 tel.
barbara@barbaralanearchitecture.com

Barbara founded Lane Architecture in October 2013 and has over thirty (30) years of practicing architecture, especially in the public sector. Her experience includes libraries, work space, labs, military and higher education buildings.  Barbara is skilled in all phases of practice, from Programming through Construction Administration.  Prior to founding her own firm, she was employed for over twenty (20) years at Gantt Huberman Architects and was named Associate in 2009.

Education

Master of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Environmental Design, North Carolina State University

Registrations and Certifications

North Carolina Architect #7030
Historically Underutilized Firm (HUB), North Carolina
Women’s Small Business Enterprise (WSBE), City of Charlotte
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), North Carolina

Client Testimonials

“Lane Architecture did a great job with our ITS project.  From design development through construction administration, they made sure the College got the facility we needed and went the extra mile to support the College.”
Mitchell Johnson, AVP Facility Operations and Safety; Guilford Technical Community College

On the mock courtroom renovation…..  “I hear nothing but glowing reviews of the space.  One comment I have heard is that staff was telling their students that this “courtroom” is nicer than almost all the ones you’re likely to appear in.”
Greg Long, AIA, Executive Director of Design & Construction; Central Piedmont Community College

Additional Information and Interests

Barbara’s other life (from architecture) is in the out of doors where she is an avid hiker and backpacker.  Since 2008, she has been section hiking the Appalachian Trail.  As of 2021, she has hiked over 1,300 miles on the Trail. In between section hikes on the Trail, she day hikes almost every weekend somewhere in the Carolinas and Virginia.  As she often says, ” it seems I am in perpetual training for the AT.”