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Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Alumnus Hazari Honored for Exceptional Professional Achievements 

  The UT Alumni Board recognized College of Architecture and Design alumnus Patrick Hazari (B.Arch. ’05) this month for his exceptional professional achievements. Hazari was one of five who received the Alumni Promise Award, which…
Headshot of Patrick Hazari
Friday, September 8, 2017

College Celebrates New Faculty Appointments 

Maged Guerguis, Alyssa Kuhns, Andrew Madl, Marshall Prado The College of Architecture and Design celebrates a strengthened era of innovation by announcing the appointment of four distinguished faculty members who champion the college’s legacy of…
Wednesday, August 23, 2017

For the Third Year in a Row, Students Place in International Competition 

For the third year in a row, students from Kevin Stevens’s third-year Architecture studio have placed in an international steel design competition. Cullen Sayegh and Samantha Sowell earned an honorable mention in the 17th Annual…
Students and Faculty at a final review
Thursday, August 3, 2017

Student, Faculty Design/Build Project Recognized with Statewide Award of Excellence 

The multi-awarded Beardsley Farm Education Center has earned statewide recognition from the Tennessee American Institute of Architects. The project, a product of the college’s successful design/build program, received the Design Award of Excellence, the organization’s…
The beardsley structure at night.
Wednesday, July 26, 2017

Design/Build Project Earns National Brick in Architecture Award 

The Beardsley Farm Education Center, a collaborative design/build project designed and largely constructed by students and faculty in the college, has earned the 2017 Brick in Architecture Gold Award. This national award recognizes design excellence, resilience…
Looking from the interior of the center to the exterior where a man sits on a chair.
Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Energy-Harvesting AMIE Named a Research Winner by Architect Magazine 

AMIE, the revolutionary energy-harvesting system designed and built by a team of students, faculty, design professionals and science researchers in the Governor’s Chair for Energy + Urbanism, was named a 2017 R+D Award Winner by…
AMIE project on top of a mountain
Thursday, June 29, 2017

Adkisson Secures Gensler Post, Becomes a Registered Architect, is Accepted to Harvard…All in Four Years 

Classmates no doubt remember him as an over achiever, and they could be right. Sam Adkisson, AIA, CDT, who graduated from the College of Architecture and Design in 2013, has achieved much in his short…
Thursday, June 22, 2017

Big Orange and Beyond: Design Matters! Camp Set for July 9-14 

Design Matters! Camp is for curious, creative, problem-solving high school sophomores, juniors and seniors. Immersed for one week in a one-of-a-kind summer experience, students from across the country learn to think and innovate as designers.…
Friday, June 16, 2017

Professor William Shell Remembered 

The College of Architecture and Design extends condolences to friends, family and alumni on the death of Professor William “Bill” Shell. Professor Shell passed away on June 12. Shell served the college for 41 years…
Friday, June 9, 2017

Architecture Student Researching Around the World 

Dillon Dunn, a fifth-year Architecture student, was recently awarded a prestigious scholarship that will fund a summer-long journey to study architecture in four countries across Europe and Asia. Dunn earned the 2017 Aydelott Travel Award for…

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