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Thursday, April 4, 2019

Akerman Named Dudley Faculty Scholar 

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…
Profile Picture of Jennifer Akerman

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Ambroziak Receives National Diversity Award 

Katherine Ambroziak, associate dean and associate professor of Architecture, has been named a recipient of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture’s 2019 Diversity Achievement Award.  The honor recognizes work that effectively achieves diversity in…
Student headstone rubbings displayed among trees

Monday, January 14, 2019

Thompson Chosen as Winner of Inaugural Design Competition 

Congratulations to Taylor Thompson, a 2nd-year student in Architecture.  Thompson was chosen as the winner of the college’s inaugural holiday e-message student design competition. Thompson's snowflake-like design is an animated image that seems to reflect…
Holiday message design 2019

Friday, December 7, 2018

Student Work Exhibited at Hodges Library 

Student work from the Super Booleans! Studio, a third-year Architecture research studio led by assistant professor Maged Guerguis, was selected for an exhibition at the John C. Hodges Library.  In this studio, students investigated the…
Student design of grand music hall _super booleans

Monday, November 26, 2018

Architecture Students Share Experiences from Undergraduate Awards Global Summit in Ireland 

Two Architecture students recently traveled to Dublin, Ireland, to attend The Undergraduate Awards Global Summit. The fifth-year students, James Halliwell and Joseph Platt, were named Commended Winners in the international Undergraduate Awards, earning each of…
Students at Undergraduate Awards

Friday, October 19, 2018

Two Faculty Members Publish Research in Leading Academic Journals 

Two faculty members in the School of Architecture published research on preservation and design in two international academic journals this fall. Tricia Stuth, FAIA, and Ted Shelton, FAIA, coauthored an article in Change Over Time:…
Books on table

Friday, July 20, 2018

Unlikely Partnership Yields Unique Research toward “Smart” Houseplants 

In the future, your houseplants could alert you to health hazards in your home. That’s the subject of breakthrough research by unlikely partners:  The School of Interior Architecture and the Department of Plant Sciences. Led…
Darkened room with plant wall changing color

Wednesday, June 27, 2018

[Another] Award for Design/Build: Education Center Receives Regional Award 

The multi-awarded Beardsley Farm Education Center, one of our design/build projects, has earned a regional design award. In June, the project was recognized with an Award of Merit from the American Institute of Architects Gulf…
Wide view of Beardsley Farm Education Center

Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Tennessee River Studio Initiative Becomes Regional Vision 

Help Name America's Next Great Trail System __ In 2016, the UT School of Landscape Architecture’s Tennessee River Studio, led by Associate Professor Brad Collett, started investigating challenges to the Tennessee River.  Students and faculty…
TN River Trail pg 1 vision booklet

Monday, May 7, 2018

Graduate Stories: Dillon Dunn 

Graduating Students Series We’re sharing stories of some of our amazing 2018 graduates:  Paul Bamson, Dillon Dunn, Cody Grooms and Lauren Higdon.  These students persevered, elevated their game, exhibited incredible determination and in some cases,…
Dillon Dunn at Itsukushima Ritual

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