Events

Curated by Igor Siddiqui, this exhibition seeks to connect the audience’s perspective with a deeper consideration of how materials may contribute to a more sustainable future.

Organized by Assistant Professor Tara A. Dudley, "Celebrating 100 Years of John S. Chase" commemorates the life and enduring legacy of the first African American graduate of the School of Architecture on the occasion of the centennial anniversary of his birth.

The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture will host its annual career fair at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center's Grand Ballroom on campus.

Professor Bjørn Sletto presents "You Must Sing to the Worms: Body, Place, and Knowledge in Decolonizing Planning Research."

Organized by Assistant Professor of Practice Juana Salcedo, this exhibition considers the urban origins of today’s socio-environmental breakdown and biodiversity loss, encouraging the spatial arts to reimagine possible landscapes of multispecies cohabitation.

Roboticist and educator Dr. Sara Codarin presents a lunchtime talk at the Materials Lab. This event is in conjunction with Associate Professor Danelle Briscoe’s Material Information fabrication seminar and workshop.

“There is Something Else to Be Done”: The Life and Career of Architect John Saunders Chase

Featuring Juana Salcedo, curator of the "Jaguar Lens" exhibition on display February 24 - April 11

Urban planner and founding director of the UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy, Ananya Roy, presents her lecture, "Encampment Geographies: Refuge, Return, Refusal."