University of Oregon Professor Donald Corner, DPACSA, and Associate Professor John Rowell have recently published: Architectural Terra Cotta: Design Concepts, Techniques and Applications Routledge, 2022. Architectural Terra Cotta offers a comprehensive portrait of a timeless material... View full entry »
Thursday, March 16, 2023 Reception 6:30 PMLecture 7:30 PM Otis College of Art and Design and ZOOM 917 297 19580 This LECTURE and RECEPTION are free and open to the public!RSVP https://bit.ly/otisdonghia23 JOSEPH OSAE-ADDO was born in Ghana, West Africa, and trained at the Architectural... View full entry »
MIT Architecture is pleased to announce our spring 2023 public program; a continuing conversation on where we are now, centered on our department’s convergence of design and research. This semester, MIT Architecture will challenge and reveal the complexity of buildings, people, and plants... View full entry »
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Stuckeman School in the College of Arts and Architecture will host Ricardo Flores and Eva Prats, co-founding principals of the architecture firm Flores & Prats, for a virtual lecture at 6 p.m. on Feb. 15 as part of the school’s Lecture and Exhibit Series. ... View full entry »
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Projects developed by Felecia Davis, associate professor of architecture in the College of Arts and Architecture’s Stuckeman School, and student researchers in her Computational Textiles Lab (SOFTLAB) in the Stuckeman Center for Design Computing (SCDC) are featured in... View full entry »
Chapel Hill, NC designers' "Urban Bourbon Cathedral" helps Louisville, Kentucky, become one of "52 Places to Go in 2023." The New York Times recently cited Rabbit Hole Distillery, designed by pod architecture + design (pod a+d) of Chapel Hill, NC, as one of the reasons Louisville, Kentucky... View full entry »
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The College of Arts and Architecture’s Stuckeman School will host Mollie Claypool and Gilles Restin, co-founders of Automated Architecture Ltd (AUAR), a design and technology company based in the U.K., for a virtual lecture at noon on Feb. 8 as a part of the school’s... View full entry »
Five generations of deans. From the left, professors Jüri Soolep, Veljo Kaasik, Sille Pihlak, Toomas Tammis, Andres Ojari. Photo: Tanja Muravskaja From the new year, lecturer and architect Sille Pihlak took up the position of dean of the Faculty of Architecture of the Estonian Academy of Arts... View full entry »
To welcome in the new year 2023, the Thomas A. Edge Archives is launching our newest installment of the Art Collection Guest Curator Series. This wonderful exhibit has been curated by Dr. Henry Tsang, an Assistant Professor in the RAIC Centre for Architecture here at Athabasca University, and is... View full entry »
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — An architecture faculty member in the Penn State College of Arts and Architecture’s Stuckeman School and a recent architecture alumna of the school have been recognized for their research by the Architectural Research Centers Consortium (ARCC), an international... View full entry »
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, nearly 600 million tons of construction and demolition debris from man-made polymers and petroleum-based materials was generated in 2018 in the United States. That total amounts to more than twice the amount of... View full entry »
Since its departure from Taliesin West—Frank Lloyd Wright’s former home outside of Phoenix, Arizona—The School of Architecture (TSOA), has set up camp in Arcosanti, an alternative community north of Phoenix, and has continued its annual showcase of signature graduate thesis projects. At... View full entry »
Written by Ben Dreith, Dezeen. September 29, 2022 Following a period of upheaval, The School of Architecture's policy of transparency between staff and students can make it a model for more "equitable" architectural education, says new dean Stephanie Lin in this interview. As dean, Lin aims to... View full entry »
Written by Ben Dreith, Dezeen. September 27, 2022 Designer Jessica Martin has designed a rammed-earth structure in the Arizona desert that is meant as a refuge for humans as well as for plants and animal life. For her thesis project at the School of Architecture (TSOA) in the US, Martin... View full entry »
