Events

Assistant Professor of Interior Design Ria Bravo, Associate Professor in the School of Design and Creative Technologies Kate Catteral, and Professor of Aerospace Engineering J–P Clarke will share their collaborative research on a new typology of aircraft interior that reimagines how space, ergonomics, and design can shape passenger experience.

Join Career Services and Page Stantec for a presentation on the firm, their current work, and hiring practices. This event is only for current UTSOA students, and the presentation will take place in WMB 5.114. Food will be provided on a first come, first serve basis. Please be sure to RSVP to reserve your spot.

Learn more about The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture's graduate programs!

Join Career Services and Populous (https://populous.com) for a presentation on the firm, their current work, and hiring practices. This event is only for current UTSOA students. The presentation will take place in DCR 2.302B, Goldsmith Hall and food will be provided. Please be sure to RSVP.

Join Career Services for a discussion and overview of portfolios and work samples + learn how the formats differ! Following the presentation, Career Services staff will provide formatting tips and examples.

This week, Jake Wegmann of the Community and Regional Planning Program and Liang Wang of the Urban Design Program will present their collaboration on the Texas County Judges' Planning and Design Forum.

Join Career Services for a discussion on writing resumes. Learn how to write and format a more effective resume and stand out from the crowd! This event will be held in the Career Services office, Sutton Hall 3.128.

Career Services and the Professional Residency Program are holding an informational session. There, you'll learn more about their individual offices, upcoming events, and resources.

This exhibition explores the uneasy alliance between system and rupture, form and formlessness, through the lens of “anonymous architectures” — those structures whose designers remain unknown, whose forms evolve without signature, and whose presence resists categorization. Anomalies & Order reveals how these architectures, often overlooked or dismissed as background infrastructure, are in fact repositories of cultural logic, material intelligence, and spatial grammar. Opening September 5th, this exhibition is curated by 2023-2025 Emerging Scholar in Design Fellow Patrick Danahy. Join for the opening talk at 5pm!