UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Ute Poerschke, professor and associate architecture department head for graduate education in the Penn State College of Arts and Architecture's Stuckeman School, was awarded a faculty fellowship by the Jewish National Fund (NJF) USA to travel throughout Israel this summer... View full entry »
*NJIT HCAD students were recently awarded two honors: the Design for Social Impact Award & Built Environment Award at the Core 77 Design Awards for their project "Place of Dwelling" (POD). Read more about their design-build project below. The following press release is from a December... View full entry »
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speculative nematode [in Istanbul]: oddly possible narratives for living together Open Call Deadline: 7 August 2022 International Workshop, 5-14 September 2022 Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul Organizers: Aslihan Senel, Oyku Simsek, Elif Nur Adiguzel Speculative Nematode invites you to... View full entry »
The University of Pennsylvania has been selected to receive $2.4M in funding from the US Department of Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E). The funding is part of the ARPA-E HESTIA program, which prioritizes overcoming barriers associated with carbon-storing buildings... View full entry »
Wanda Dalla Costa is Canada’s first female First Nations architect. But her impact on the world through design and education deserve recognition beyond gender or ethno-specific qualifiers. She is simply a remarkable person dedicated to work that reflects her values. Unfettered by the... View full entry »
How do placemakers conceptualize Chinatown’s identity and translate this into placemaking practice? How has urban development within Chinatown reflected or eroded existing notions of identity? What is the impact of COVID19 on Chinatown communities and how are they responding? Dr. Henry Tsang and... View full entry »
The desert ignites the imagination. In the stark vastness, you’re reminded that you’re a tiny, fleshy piece of something unending. It was in this context—of small acts of lively expression within a larger arid wilderness—that visitors to the School of Architecture’s (TSOA) Arcosanti... View full entry »
By 2050, Africa’s cities will be home to an additional 950 million people. This event brings together various African designers, architects, engineers, and other professionals using homegrown solutions to address this unique nexus of opportunities and challenges, using solutions that tie... View full entry »
Critical Concrete is thrilled to announce the opening of applications for the third edition of its Post-Graduation Programme: Sustainable Sustainable Architecture, jointly offered with Escola Superior Artistica Porto (ESAP). This one year programme combines online interactive courses and a total... View full entry »
CROP09: SHED at Texas Tech College of Architecture Texas Tech College of Architecture (CoA) is proud to announce the release of CROP09: SHED, edited by faculty Noémie Despland-Lichtert and the student editorial team (‘21) Claudia De Grande, Cole Rohrbach, Diego Diaz, Marcus J. Jimenez, Payton... View full entry »
In 2022, the CED Summer Programs are in their ninth year, and continue to build their success upon the unique tradition and achievement of the UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design which places in the Top 10 QS ranking in the category Architecture & Built Environment year over... View full entry »
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The work of Penn State architecture researchers using mycelium, which comes from the root of fungi, to advance the study of biodegradable building composites is featured in the Biomaterial Building Exposition on the University of Virginia (UVA) campus through April 30. ... View full entry »
After two-year hiatus due to pandemic restrictions, KCAD presents a wide-ranging showcase of noted work by 2022 graduatesRecord attendance expected at Grand Rapids magnet for emerging leaders in design and visual arts, representing the depth and breadth of student experience in KCAD studios, labs... View full entry »
Internationally celebrated landscape architect Kotchakorn Voraakhom will serve a year-long appointment as designer-in-residence for the Pulitzer Arts Foundation and the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis. Voraakhom is founder of the Bangkok-based... View full entry »
