Daragh Byrne received a grant through the ProSEED/Simon Initiative Seed Grant program for his proposal entitled “Scaling The Gallery: A tool to support applied maker-based education through Project Documentation and Distributed Critique”; the funding will support the IDeATe Gallery.
UDBS Exhibit Constructing Inclusivity On Display in CFA Great Hall
School of Architecture Spring 2017 Final Reviews Schedule
Bill Bates, SoA Adjunct, to be AIA National President in 2019
Professor Kristen Kurland to Deliver "Smart Cities and Campus Innovation" Keynote at ARCHIBUS Nexus 2017
Digitally Fabricated Ceiling by SoA Faculty & Students Featured in Shadyside Restaurant
tact[Al] Installation on Display in CFA Great Hall through 26 April
Announcing the Winners of SoA's 2017 Faculty & Student Awards
On Monday, 10 April 2017 the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture presented its annual Faculty & Student Awards during a ceremony held in the Kresge Theatre. Please join us in congratulating the winners on their tremendous accomplishments, and thank you to all of those who submitted entries in this year's competition.
Daniel Cardoso Llach to Keynote CAx Computer-Aided Design Conference at Humboldt-University zu Berlin
Daragh Byrne Awarded 2017 Teaching Innovation Award
Join us in congratulating faculty member Daragh Byrne for receiving the 2017 Teaching Innovation Award from the CMU Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation.
Call for Applications for 2017 Faculty & Student Funding Awards -- Deadlines Extended to 29 March!
Front Studio's Sharpsburg Public Library Gains National Attention
Front Studio Architects' Sharpsburg Public Library is featured in October's issue of Architect's Newspaper in print and online. Principals Yen Ha, Michi Yanagishita, and Art Lubetz, who first met in SoA, seek to create environments that encourage a sense of belonging; AN notes that the new library building is "a major gathering center for the little town."
Gerard Damiani's Minimal House Profiled in Dwell Magazine
Jonathan Kline's Work Featured in New Cooper-Hewitt Exhibition
The work of Associate Studio Professor Jonathan Kline and his Studio for Spatial Practice is on display as part of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum's “By the People: Designing a Better America,” the third exhibition in its series on socially responsible design, from Sept. 30 through Feb. 26, 2017. The first exhibition in the series to focus on conditions in the U.S. and its bordering countries, “By the People” explores the challenges faced by urban, suburban and rural communities.
Daniel Cardoso Llach to Address International Symposium of Architecture
Assistant Professor Daniel Cardoso Llach travels to Bogotá, Colombia this week to provide the keynote address at the XI International Symposium of Architecture at the Universidad Piloto de Colombia. The XI International Symposium of Architecture, The Digital Reveal: Architecture in the Post-Digital Age, will explore uses of computation in architecture.
New App, Developed with SoA, Demystifies Pittsburgh Architecture
AIA National Convention Reception
SoA's 2016 Spring Awards: Full List
Don Carter's New Book Addresses Thorny Questions About Post-Industrial Urban Design
Remaking Cities Institute Director Don Carter's Remaking Post-Industrial Cities: Lessons from North America and Europe, published by Routledge, examines the transformation of post-industrial cities after the precipitous collapse of big industry in the 1980s on both sides of the Atlantic, presenting a holistic approach to restoring post-industrial cities.