Black and white photograph of large concrete shelves with cooking utensils.
Exhibition
Event status
Scheduled
Tuesday March 31 - Tuesday April 21, 2026, All day

Landscape and architecture, always embedded within Indigenous worlds, stood at the center of Mariana Yampolsky’s photographic practice. Her seminal book La casa que canta: arquitectura popular mexicana, first published in 1982 and reissued in 2024, continues to serve as a key reference for understanding Mexico’s vernacular architecture from both ethnographic and architectural perspectives.

A small, modern shed with a succulent-covered exterior and double doors open to reveal a vibrant pink-lit interior where two people are seated inside, surrounded by plants and shelves with various items.
Lecture Series
Event status
Scheduled
Monday March 30, 2026, 5:00 - 6:00pm
Join us on March 30 for Virginia San Fratello's lecture, "From Code to Craft."
An image featuring varying materials that are in states of burn. They have charred edges but aren't burned fully.
Materials Lab
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Scheduled
Friday March 27, 2026, 12:30 - 1:30pm
Guest curated by Associate Professor Nichole Wiedemann with the Materials Lab, INCOMBUSTIBLE catalogues materials and tactics that resist fire with minimal reliance on additives.
Illustration of New York City skyscrapers with text: “NEW YORK CITY SEMINAR, March 16-19. Spring Break 2026. Visit NYC’s Top Firms with UTSOA.”.
Career Services
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Scheduled
Monday March 16 - Thursday March 19, 2026, All day

Join Career Services and the New York chapter of Texas Exes this upcoming Spring Break (March 16-19) for the New York City Seminar. The program provides an excellent opportunity for students to visit some of New York's most notable design firms while networking with representatives and learning more about what it’s like to live and work in NYC. Participating firms this year are AvroKO, COOKFOX Architects, DS+R, Gensler, KPF, SCAPE, Snøhetta and Bjarkes Ingels Group.

White text on an orange background reads CITY FORUM presents with CITY in large letters, FORUM in medium letters, and presents in smaller letters below.
City Forum
Event status
Scheduled
Friday March 13, 2026, 2:30 - 4:00pm
Do Yun and Ming Zhang present "Reinventing Walkability: Integrating Thermal Comfort with Spatiotemporal Intelligence."
People gather outside a modern building with large windows and balconies for an event. Text overlay reads: CRP Career Day, March 6, 4:30pm - 7pm, Rowling Hall.
Career Services
Event status
Scheduled
Friday March 6, 2026, 3:00 - 4:00pm
Mark your calendars for CRP Career Day on March 6.
White text on an orange background reads CITY FORUM presents with CITY in large letters, FORUM in medium letters, and presents in smaller letters below.
City Forum
Event status
Scheduled
Friday March 6, 2026, 12:00 - 1:00pm
City Forum is a planning and urban issues speaker series coordinated by the UT School of Architecture's Community and Regional Planning program. The series is intended to provide a space for open, critical dialogue regarding crucial planning-related issues in Austin and elsewhere, and to encourage discussion of diversity, multiple publics, and social change. All participants are welcome. Lunch will be provided; first-come, first-served.
A detailed, colorful map with a blue background, showing roads, buildings, contour lines, and various symbols, including white and pink airplane icons and dotted lines, covering an urban and mountainous region.
Lecture Series
Event status
Scheduled
Monday March 2, 2026, 5:00 - 6:00pm
Join us on March 2 to hear Paola Viganò's lecture, "Rethinking the project of space."
An older person and a young girl sit together on a wooden box outside a log cabin, talking and holding a jar. Animal fur hangs on the wall nearby. Large rocks lie on the ground in front of them.
Lecture Series
Event status
Scheduled
Wednesday February 25, 2026, 5:00 - 6:00pm
Join us on Feb. 25 for a conversation between Sue Ann Kahn and Kevin Alter. Kahn is the daughter of Louis I. Kahn, advocating for the preservation and restoration of her father’s architecture.