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September 2021
Open House _Fall 2021
If you're a high school student who dreams of studying architecture, interior architecture or graphic design...or you simply know you want to do something with design to impact lives... Join us for our Fall 2021 Open House on Sept. 25, 1 p.m. Hear from our dean Have time with directors of our majors Take tours with students You'll hear from Dean Jason Young, have the chance to meet with our schools of Architecture, Design, and Interior Architecture and take a…
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Sept. 27 Lecture _ Kuth Ranieri Architects
Click here on Sept. 27, 6 p.m., ET, to be connected to the Zoom lecture featuring Byron Kuth and Elizabeth Ranieri. Our 2021-2022 Lecture Series continues on Sept. 27, 6:00 p.m. ET, with a lecture featuring the founders of Kuth Ranieri Architects, Byron Kuth, FAIA, and Elizabeth Ranieri, FAIA. Kuth Ranieri Architects is a research-based design firm that has a national reputation for innovative works of architecture that integrate environmental awareness with contemporary approaches to design, technology and craft.…
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Racism Untaught Workshop for Faculty, Staff
Faculty and staff in the college are invited to attend a virtual workshop, Racism Untaught, on Oct. 4, 11:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m. ET. Completion of the pre-workshop activity is not required to attend the workshop, which is led by Lisa Mercer, University of Illinois, and Terresa Moses, University of Minnesota. What you'll learn during this interactive experience... During the workshop, you will complete an exercise on power and privilege to understand your position in the context of racism and how we…
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Lecture_Nik Heynen
Our 2021-2022 Lecture Series continues on Oct. 4, 5:30 p.m. ET, with an in-person lecture featuring Nik Heynen, Distinguished Research Professor, Dept. of Geography, University of Georgia. Heynen will present "Re-Earthing from the Sea: Oyster-tecture and Abolition," which will center the politics of "re-earthing" Sapelo Island, a term used by the late Cornelia Walker Bailey to convey abolitionist place-making. In the largest/most intact remaining Gullah/Geechee community left in the United States, Heynen and others have worked to establish an agricultural…
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Exhibit_Gibson
Grant Gibson of CAMESgibson will present a public exhibit in Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecture. It will open near Oct. 7 and close Oct. 25. Initiated in 2009 and incorporated a few years later, CAMESgibson, Inc. is not envisioned as a conventional architectural firm or practice. Founded by registered architect and educator Grant Gibson and the fictitious T.E. Cames, the office is best understood as a sustained architectural performance carried out with similar convictions to those held by Gibson’s…
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Lecture_Oyler Wu Collaborative
Our 2021-2022 Lecture Series continues on Oct. 14, 5:30 p.m., with an in-person lecture featuring Jenny Wu and Dwayne Oyler, founding partners of Oyler Wu Collaborative and our 2021 BarberMcMurry Endowed Professors. Wu and Oyler will present "Inlays, Loose Fits, and Other Puzzling Forms of Assembly." Driven by an obsessive culture of experimentation and making, the work of Oyler Wu Collaborative includes a broad range of projects at all scales, from large-scale buildings to furniture. Dwayne Oyler and Jenny Wu…
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Lecture_Wurst
Our 2021-2022 Lecture Series continues on Oct. 18, 5:30 p.m. ET, with an in-person lecture featuring Brian Wurst and Danny Adams with LS3P. Lecture: Practicing in (of) Place The original notion of the New South–loosely defined as an attempt to prescribe an attractive future based on a growing industrialized economy versus the constraints of a primarily agrarian one–has been achieved. Today, the concept of a “Newer” South is a reality; the region is a dynamo of the national economy, and…
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Closing Reception_ Gibson Exhibit
Faculty, staff, students and special guests are invited to attend a closing reception for the CAMESgibson exhibit at Ewing Gallery, Oct. 27, 5:30 p.m. Come enjoy time with Grant Gibson, whose exhibit features work from his practice. Initiated in 2009 and incorporated a few years later, CAMESgibson, Inc. is not envisioned as a conventional architectural firm or practice. Founded by registered architect and educator Grant Gibson and the fictitious T.E. Cames, the office is best understood as a sustained architectural…
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NASAD Reaccreditation Visit
In November 2021, our School of Design and School of Interior Architecture as well as the School of Art and Art Education department are undergoing reaccreditation through the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. On Nov. 3-5, the schools are hosting an on-site accreditation review team. Read the details of the visit and meet the review team. Come see the exhibited student work on Nov. 5!
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Graduate Open House _ Online
If you're interested in learning more about our graduate Architecture program, register now to attend an online open house event, Friday, Nov. 5, 3:30 p.m. ET. We offer programs for students with no prior education in architecture and for students looking to complete a 4+2 path. The session will be held on Zoom; e-mail Avigail Sachs for the Zoom link and to register. Download the details (PDF) Learn more about our School of Architecture's graduate programs
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Open House _ Student Work Exhibit
You're invited! The School of Design, School of Interior Architecture and School of Art invite campus and community members, friends and alumni to an open house to view student work from all three programs. The drop-in event will be held Nov. 5 4-7 p.m. Art + Architecture Building, 1715 Volunteer Blvd. Student work will be exhibited on all floors throughout the A+A, so come, spend time, meander, pause and reflect at your own pace and be inspired by the work…
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Final Reviews _ Nov. 15-19, 2021
Students and faculty are preparing for fall 2021 final reviews, set for Nov. 15-19. See the full schedule for fall 2021 final reviews (PDF) Meet the critics: Architecture Meet the critics: Interior Architecture Meet the critics: Landscape Architecture Good luck, students and faculty!
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