In early February, students in Landscape Architecture took part in “Surveillance Practices,” a collaborative workshop led by Brian Osborn, assistant professor of architecture at California Polytechnic State University. The three-day workshop explored methods of surveying…
The 2017 MAX_min student design competition, an annual event that gives students from all three schools the chance to join together in intense design thinking, ended in celebration as students shared design concepts and…
Two professors of architecture in the College of Architecture and Design earned a national design award for their work leading students and collaborating with community members to develop an education center for Knoxville. Jennifer Akerman…
Now much more than a studio, the Tennessee River Project kicked off at the Jan. 9 workshop, where discussion covered topics from economy to ecology, tourism to transportation and conservation to climate change. In September…
On the same day Hurricane Matthew swept through Haiti, a Landscape Architecture student and alumnus 1,400 miles away forged a connection because of their shared desire to help the people who lost so much. The Category 4…
Thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends, the College of Architecture and Design reached 251% of its goal during Big Orange Give, Nov. 14-18. Big Orange Give is an annual week-long fundraising event…
The College of Architecture and Design—and the work of more than 50 students—were recently recognized by the American Institute of Architects East Tennessee through the 2016 Honor Award for the Beardsley Farm Education Center. The…
Although much is needed in Haiti, the college is focusing on raising $5,000 through the Haiti Hurricane Rebuild Project to purchase new building materials for the roofing system. || In the dark hours of Oct.…
Firms led by alumni of the College of Architecture and Design have placed in the Top 50 list as ranked by Architect, the journal of the American Institute of Architects. Hastings Architecture Associates, headquartered in…
Four states, five days, 1,157 miles and all the catfish they could eat…The University of Tennessee, Knoxville College of Architecture and Design’s tour of the Tennessee River is completed. But work has just begun. Sept.…
