Throughout his five-decade career and 100+ semesters teaching at UT Austin, Black has left a lasting impact on the urban fabric of Austin and generations of students.
Part of a larger art installation designed by Nerea Feliz and her collaborator Joyce Hwang, the habitats will be on display at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden through October 20.
Developed by Assistant Professor of Practice Juana Salcedo, the 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.
At the School of Architecture's 111th commencement ceremony, we celebrate the accomplishments of this year's graduating class. What starts here changes the world!
The design collective, Partners of Place, is one of only six to receive the prestigious national award, for projects examining the 2024 theme of dirtiness and its societal implications within the context of architecture.
Practitioners and academics from across the country join The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture for our Spring 2024 final reviews, Wednesday, April 24 – Friday, April 26.
Known for research and published work on modern architecture and art in Latin America, Carranza’s work underscores how social, literary, philosophical, and theoretical ideas impact the conceptualization and materialization of architecture and design.
As part of a long-standing collaboration with the National Park Service, students combine analog and digital documentation techniques to study and measure historic lock houses in Maryland.
The Berlin-based artist Claudia Wieser joins the Interior Design program at The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture for a week-long workshop and a public lecture on Wednesday, March 27.
Recently, Texas Architect Magazine spoke with Dean Woofter about her goals for the school and the evolution of architectural education in our changing world.
