University Professor Vivian Loftness will speak at the 8th VELUX Daylight Symposium in Paris this October 9-10. Loftness’ talk outlines how environmental “surfing” for health and productivity can promote a more resilient future.
An Atlas of Commoning Curator's Tour Sat 24 Aug 12-1pm at Miller ICA
Jeremy Ficca to Co-Curate “Drawing Attention” Exhibition at Roca London Gallery Opening September 17
Jeremy Ficca co-curates the exhibition Drawing Attention: The Digital Culture of Contemporary Architectural Drawings opening September 17 at the Roca London Gallery. The exhibition, based on the recent ACSA Drawing for the Design Imaginary exhibit, examines the state of contemporary architectural drawing, revealing its potential to describe more than simply the detailing of a building’s construction.
An Atlas of Commoning Curator's Tour Sat 27 July 12-1pm at Miller ICA
In Memory of Architect Philip Freelon
The School of Architecture mourns the recent passing of architect Philip Freelon, former lecture series guest and friend of the school. Freelon was one of the most influential black architects of his generation and part of the team that designed the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.
An Atlas of Commoning Salon Series: Neither Public, Nor Private Thu 18 July 6-8pm at Miller ICA
In concert with the Miller ICA's current exhibition, An Atlas of Commoning, Neither Public, Nor Private will be a conversation that gives space to define both implicit and explicit rules around what makes public, and what makes private - while interrupting a binary of public and private to learn about how we practice, survive and locate our selves/community in all of the spaces in between.
PhD-AECM Candidate Lipika Swarup Presents Paper at ACSA/EAAE Teachers Conference
Nathalie Frankowski and Cruz García Receive 2019-20 Ann Kalla Professorship in Architecture
An Atlas of Commoning Exhibition Opens Sat 29 June at Miller ICA
The international premiere of An Atlas of Commoning opens Saturday 29 June at the Miller ICA at CMU. Curated by Associate Professor Stefan Gruber and fueled by the collaborative research and thesis projects of Master of Urban Design students, the exhibition explores how citizen-led initiatives can transform cities into more just and resilient places.