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Thursday, October 1, 2026 - Friday, October 2, 2026, All day

BLOCKWORK: Concrete Masonry Architecture of the Americas

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OUR GRADUATE PROGRAMS

 

Advanced Studies
Architecture
Architectural History
Community + Regional Planning
Interior Design
Landscape Architecture
Urban Design
Dual Degrees

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With graduate programs that span all scales of the built environment, the UT School of Architecture offers a truly interdisciplinary educational experience. By blending principle and practice and connecting what you learn here to the world around you, we provide our students with a hands-on understanding of the built environment that will serve their future careers and lives.

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GRADUATE STUDENT WORK

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Kaitlin Reynolds, MID
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Kaitlin Reynolds, MID