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Wednesday, September 15, 2021

Wu and Oyler Named 2021 BarberMcMurry Endowed Professors

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Professor’s Research Connects People with Nature through Architecture

interior with light streaming through

Thursday, July 1, 2021

Wall Named Interim Director of Architecture

Tuesday, May 25, 2021

DesignIntelligence Seeks Input for Ratings

Picture of one of the buildings on campus

Tuesday, May 18, 2021

Architecture Students Investigate Housing Issues in America

site plan housing

Wednesday, May 12, 2021

We Welcome Jason Young, Dean of the College

Tuesday, April 20, 2021

AIA Awards UT Alumnus a 2021 Young Architects Award

Image of Michael Davis

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Fox Named as a Fulbright Scholar to Poland

photo from the Krakow study abroad program

Monday, March 1, 2021

Neyland Stadium is Site for Spring 2021 Commencement

inside Neyland Stadium with checkerboard

Monday, February 8, 2021

Black History Month 2021 Celebration Set

graphic image for Black History Month showing MLK and John Lewis

@utklandarch students continue their visit in Ariz

@utklandarch students continue their visit in Arizona, where they are conducting research for their design proposals related to electromagnetic territories. Pic 1: Biosphere 2 is a series of self-sustaining greenhouses that feature a wide variety of earth's biomes. These range from desert, to coastal mangroves, to tropical rainforest. Here students are exploring the 'Foggy Coastal Desert', a type of desert distinct from the one here in Arizona. The Biosphere was originally started as a way to simulate humans living in closed resource loop environments.
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Pic 2: The namesake of Saguaro National Park, Saguaro cacti dot the landscape as far as the eye can see. Already standing 15 feet high, these are still juvenile cacti. Saguaros do not produce their first flowers until year 50 and do not grow their signature 'arms' until age 75.
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Pic 3: The class huffs it up the Kings Canyon Loop in Saguaro National Park.
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Pic 4: Like many desert species, the Horned Toad (actually a lizard) utilizes spines and water-tight skin to protect itself from predators and the elements alike.
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Pic 5: In what is thought to be a ceremonial rock pile, petroglyphs by the Hohokam people are visible.
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Pic 6: Landscape Architecture students visit Las Cienegas Conservation Area in Arizona. Thanks to Alex Bonner for the photos and details.

Students in Andrew Madl’s @utklandarch studio ar

Students in Andrew Madl’s @utklandarch studio are in Arizona this week researching large-scale infrastructures and how they impact territories, the economy and ecologic systems. They are particularly interested in the territory around Fort Huachuca that has low electromagnetic interference.
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Pic 1: Lavender Pit, a copper mine located near Bisbee. At its lowest point the mine drops 850 feet and measures 5,000 feet across.
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Pic 2: Las Cienegas preforms habitat restoration for prairie dogs by digging artificial burrows and cutting grass short. Students can observe the prairie dogs but cannot approach for fear of collapsing underground burrows.
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Pic 3: Las Cienegas National Conservation Area. Here the desert scrub changes to open grassland managed for cattle grazing and habitat for wildlife such as pronghorn.
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Pic 4: Small border towns and checkpoints exist along the US-Mexico border wall.
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Pic 5: Cottonwood trees grow high above everything else within dried riverbeds. When they die they leave behind massive bone structures in the landscape.
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Thanks to Alex Bonner for the incredible photos and information. Watch for more from the Arizona research.

We're looking forward to our next lecture in our 2

We're looking forward to our next lecture in our 2021-2022 series. Join us virtually Sept. 27 at 6p ET for a lecture featuring the founders of Kuth Ranieri Architects, Byron Kuth, FAIA, and Elizabeth Ranieri, FAIA. They will present "The Art and Value of Partnership." @kuth_ranieri
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Find details and the Zoom link at our website, archdesign.utk.edu/event/f21-kuth-ranieri-lecture, and in Latest Events on Linktr.ee. Also check us out on Facebook @utkcoad

Many of our 4th-year Interior Architecture student

Many of our 4th-year Interior Architecture students are in Chicago touring and networking. David Matthews’s studio visited the new @hermanmiller showroom today. Other groups from Hochung Kim and Misri Patel’s studios are visiting other important locations in the Windy City. These are the opportunities that make a difference in students’ education.

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