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Cayce's interest in architecture began at an early age, when he drew and studied maps, sketched the world around him, and built things for family members, friends, and even pets. He is intrigued by the history of the architectural profession and relationships between Modernism and Postmodernism, having recently completed a thesis at the Yale School of Architecture about the political role of Polish architects after World War II.

A Haslam Scholar at the University of Tennessee, Cayce graduated with the university's prestigious Torchbearer Award, the highest award conferred to undergraduates for "academic achievement and outstanding commitment to others." He has volunteered with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, the Ronald McDonald House, Buckhead Christian Ministries, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Georgia. Cayce also enjoys good coffee, traveling with friends, and waking up extremely early to work out, write, and read.