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Wednesday, June 29, 2022

Summer Urban Design Studio in Nashville Now Led by Urban Design Duo 

Since 2004, our School of Architecture has hosted a summer Urban Design Studio at the Civic Design Center in Nashville. The studio was inspired by our involvement in the city starting in 1995, when Professor…
people gathered around a long table

Monday, June 13, 2022

Architecture Student Awarded International Travel Fellowship to Study Climate and Sustainable Design 

Langston Dailey, a 5th-year student in our School of Architecture, was awarded first place in the Lyceum Traveling Fellowship in Architecture. In spring 2022, Dailey entered the national competition offered by the Lyceum Fellowship during…
rendering of a building and underground

Wednesday, May 25, 2022

Students Study Civil Rights, Authority and the Public Form to Design for the Public Good 

Students in an Integrations studio in spring 2022 did more than design. They did more than iterate. And they did much more than study a project site. Students in Anne Marie Duvall Decker’s 4th-year Architecture…
rendering of street view of library

Monday, May 23, 2022

Students Awarded for Research Projects in 2022 EURēCA Competition 

Updated May 24, 2022 In spring 2022, students in our college took part in an annual competition that showcases UT students’ research and creative activities in collaboration with faculty mentors.  During the 2022 EURēCA (Exhibit…
group picture eureca

Monday, May 23, 2022

Photo Gallery Spring 2022 Final Reviews 

On May 2-10, 2022, students presented to faculty and visiting critics their final projects from their spring 2022 studios. This was a time to celebrate our students’ hard work and faculty’s perseverance from this semester.…
shelton model and pinup

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

Architecture Studio Explores New Media Through Virtual Reality 

This spring, Adjunct Lecturer Richard-Allen Foster in the School of Architecture, is leading a unique studio for 5th-year and graduate students entitled, “The [New] Normal.” This studio dives deep into the concepts of what the…
Foster VR

Tuesday, March 15, 2022

Winter 2022 Externships: Experiences and Opportunities 

Winter break normally is a time for students to relax with their families and recuperate from the fall semester. Landscape Architecture students, however, spent their 2021-2022 break networking with professionals and increasing their design experiences.…
buildings on a pier

Friday, February 18, 2022

Four Countries, One Life-changing Experience: Graduate Student Awarded to Study Architecture Across the World 

A 3rd-year graduate student in our Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Architecture dual degree program was named the recipient of the 2022 Aydelott Travel Award. With the award, Sarah Kenney will travel to…

Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Banana Peels and Eggshells: Landscape Architecture Student Fights Food Insecurity and Protects the Environment 

When a Volunteer combines her passion for the environment, knowledge of farming, unique studio project and very good timing, the results are beautifully simple and at the same time, far-reaching. Marilyn Reish is a third-year…
Marilyn Reish holding vegetables

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

Students Reveal Cultural Potential of Public Space 

Students in our School of Architecture "acted up." In Adjunct Assistant Professor Curry Hackett’s fall 2021 Architecture seminar, titled Acting Up: Ritual and Provocation in the Public Realm, 4th-year, 5th-year and graduate Architecture students studied…
curved bamboo and yarn

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