Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch), University of Kentucky, 1976
Ph.D., University of Essex, 1983; Dissertation: Character and Situation in 18th Century Architecture and Gardens
Arch 3180: Topographical Stories: Architecture, Literature, Cities (Benjamin Franklin Seminar)
Arch 4120: The Eclipse of Modernism: Architecture as Cultural Ecology
Three Cultural Ecologies, David Leatherbarrow & Richard Wesley, London: Routledge, 2018
20th Century Architecture, David Leatherbarrow & Alexander Eisenschmidt, vol. 4 Companions to the History of Architecture, Harry Francis Mallgrave, editor, Hoboken: Wiley, 2017
Architecture Oriented Otherwise, David Leatherbarrow, New York: Princeton Architecture Press, 2009
Topographical Stories, David Leatherbarrow, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 2004
Surface Architecture, David Leatherbarrow & Mohsen Mostafavi, Cambridge Mass.: MIT Press, 200
American Institute of Architects, Associate
National Institute for Architectural Education
Society of Architectural Historians