Dwaine Carver is an artist, designer, and educator. His current research intersects urban ecology, infrastructure, and public space. Published in numerous journals and featured in the University of Washington Press book, Daylight Design in the Pacific Northwest, his works include: building and urban design, arts and cultural planning, public sculpture, installations, exhibits, and essays on architecture history, theory, and pedagogy.

A graduate of Harvard University Graduate School of Design and Rhode Island School of Design, Dwaine is an associate professor and the Associate Chair of Architecture at the University of Idaho.