BSD Architecture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
MARCH Architecture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Lindsey Bahe is an associate professor and program director of the Interior Design Program. Bahe joined the College of Architecture in the fall of 2005 and has taught and developed a range of courses in all levels within the interior design curriculum. Bahe holds a Master of Architecture and a Bachelor of Science and Design degrees from the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Before starting her academic career, Bahe practiced as an architectural design professional at Leo A. Daly in Omaha, and studio951 in Lincoln. Bahe is deeply committed to the education of future designers and her scholarship of teaching and learning has been nationally recognized for its excellence and impact. Bahe currently serves as a UNL Faculty Fellow for Student Success, received the CIDA Award of Excellence in 2018 and was named one of Design Intelligence 30 Most Admired Design Educators of 2014.

Areas of Focus & Interest

Interior Design Pedagogy
The methods, theories and practice of educating undergraduate interior design students; with a focus on identifying and establishing disciplinary knowledge through curricular development.

The Discipline of Design
The methods, theory and practice of teaching disciplinary knowledge of design. Communicating the discipline of design and its value to non-designers.

Suburbia
Suburban culture as it relates to the built environment and design.