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The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture presents Planetary Imaginaries: an expansive series of public engagements for the Fall 2025 semester starting on September 5. Invited architects, landscape architects, planners, and historians continue the school’s legacy of intentional rooted practice through critical conversations that respond to the increasingly urgent conditions of each field. 

Sonya Sehgal is the first recipient of the Theodore Prudon Education Fund Grant from Docomomo, a national non-profit that prioritizes preservation of heritage architecture, landscapes, and design. The award offered the opportunity for Sehgal to attend a conservation course in Italy that focused on the analysis and restoration of archeological ceramics. 

Design Excellence awardees represent an exceptional level of accomplishment across our design disciplines.

In the exhibition currently on view at the Materials Lab throughout the fall semester, Associate Professor Danelle Briscoe challenges the aesthetics of “green design” and calls for more responsible, resilient material practices in architecture.

Known for stunning residential work that is elegantly situated in nature, Alterstudio Architecture has designed award-winning spaces in Austin and beyond for over 20 years.  

UTSOA is proud to welcome new and visiting faculty members to the school this fall. With unique insight in the fields of Architecture, Interior Design, and Planning, these scholars and practitioners will bring invaluable new perspectives.

PRP Now! is a series of interviews that highlight a current UTSOA Professional Residency Program student every few weeks.

We're kicking off a new series to highlight the professional work of our faculty, beginning with Interior Design Assistant Professor of Practice Allison Gaskins and her firm: 3 Fold Design Studio.

The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture Center for Sustainable Development Organizes First-Ever Planning and Design Forum for Texas County Judges

From student to professor, Elizabeth Danze has spent a lifetime elevating architectural education at the School of Architecture.

The Principal and Founder of Atelier Cory Henry in Los Angeles was awarded the Rome Prize Fellowship for the project "Borders of Belonging: Rome’s Public Spaces as Arenas of Democracy and Dissent.”

Once renovations are complete, students can visit Valerie’s Cactus Yearbook Bookshelf in the Office of the Dean of Students.

Studios FORGE and DELINEATOR each received Merit Awards for their innovative projects that restore ecosystems and reimagine community-focused landscapes.

Recognized for their thoughtful and site-responsive designs, Speck and Alter earned top honors for projects that highlight the cultural and natural beauty of Texas.

The prestigious designation recognizes architects who have made significant contributions to the profession.

At the School of Architecture's 112th commencement ceremony, we celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2025.

Sletto has served the school's Community and Regional Planning Program for nearly 20 years, teaching courses on environmental and social justice, international planning, public space planning, and practicums focused on international planning and development.

Renowned for her expertise in designing public spaces that address the climate crisis, Voraakhom has played a pivotal role in advancing nature-based solutions on the global stage.