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Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Interior Architecture Student Earns an International Research Award 

Rachel Hunt, a fourth-year Interior Architecture student, was recently named Highly Commended in the international 2017 Undergraduate Awards. The Undergraduate Awards, sometimes called the “junior Nobel Prize,” is the world’s largest international academic awards program…
Headshot of interior architecture student Rachel Hunt

Friday, September 22, 2017

Goeritz and Hall Guest-Edit Japan A+U 564 

Hansjoerg Goeritz, Professor of Architecture, and his professional colleague and a former College of Architecture and Design faculty member, Matt Hall, have together guest-edited the September issue of the renowned international architectural magazine, A+U. The…
Profile Picture of Hansjoerg Goeritz

Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Landscape Architecture Students Earn Top National Award for HydroLIT 

Four students in the School of Landscape Architecture earned a top national award from the American Society of Landscape Architects for their publication, HydroLIT, Southeast Tennessee Water Quality Playbook. The Award of Excellence, which is…
Students and faculty members stand next to a poster-sized version of the book's cover on an easel.

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

Monday, May 1, 2017

Architecture Students Named Winners in National Design Competition 

Two students in the College of Architecture and Design recently earned national recognition for their sustainable design of an urban farming project. Rachel Elbon and Adam Smith, both 4th-year students in the School of Architecture,…

Monday, May 1, 2017

Students Recognized in University EUReCA Research Competition 

In April, more than 20 students in the College of Architecture and Design displayed original designs and research at the University of Tennessee’s Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement (EUReCA), and of these participants,…
Participants from the EUReCA Competition

Friday, September 2, 2016

Shelton, Stuth Named Affiliated Fellows, Design Medalists 

Ted Shelton, FAIA, and Tricia Stuth, AIA, associate professors of Architecture, continued their impressive body of work in the investigation of historical preservation and design by serving in two honored roles over the summer months.…

Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Professor Helps Develop Web App for Great Smoky Mountains National Park 

Note:  This story first appeared on the School of Art's website. Graphic Design Professor Sarah Lowe and Dr. Jian Huang of UT’s Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science have partnered with the Great Smoky…
Screen shot of the species mapper app showing terrain and colored areas

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