LEADERSHIP
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Allan W. Shearer
ProfessorAssociate Dean for Research and TechnologyAssistant Program Director for Landscape Architecture
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Dean Almy
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Charles L. Davis II
Associate ProfessorProgram Director for Architecture Ph.D. -
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Benjamin Ibarra-Sevilla
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Celebrating the accomplishments of our professors, UTSOA’s faculty studio features dive into the dynamic firms and individual practices that shape their expertise inside and outside the university.
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▪️ Lidia Cano Pecharroman joins us as an Assistant Professor of Community and Regional Planning and the Director of the Extreme Weather Adaptation Lab at @thelbjschoolInstagram Post@utsoaLed by Senior Lecturer Robert Stepnoski (@robertstepnoski), the 2025 Summer course “Robots for Architecture” explored robotic automation in architectural design and fabrication using KUKA robots.
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