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Architecture and Interior Architecture students have spent the spring 2019 semester studying healthcare architecture, an emerging concentration in the design profession. In this futuristic experience, students in Asst. Professor Liz Teston’s interdisciplinary healthcare studio, supported by AIA Middle Tennessee, have studied design at three scales:  Body, infrastructure and facilities. Beginning…

Architecture Assistant Professor Jennifer Akerman has been named the 2019-2021 James Johnson Dudley Faculty Scholar. Akerman’s research and creative work proposal, Living Architecture: Hybrid Ecologies in the Built Environment, challenges the “virtue of the architect’s certainty of an outcome and sense of control for the result her effort might have…

The School of Landscape Architecture has been granted reaccreditation by the Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board (LAAB) for a six-year period. In November 2018, the school hosted a team representing the LAAB for a four-day onsite review toward reaccreditation of its three-year Master of Landscape Architecture program. Faculty, students, staff, UT…