Please join Lake|Flato for a virtual presentation on the firm, current work and hiring practices on November 5 featuring Associate Partner, Jonathan Smith and Associate, Sophia Razzaque. The event will be held at 11:00am CST on Zoom for students (link to be emailed out and shared in the newsletter). The event will also be livestreamed to the Texas Architecture YouTube Channel.
William O’Brien Jr. is Principal of WOJR: Organization for Architecture, and a tenured Associate Professor in the MIT Department of Architecture, as well as one of the founding members of Collective–LOK. From 2019, he is also the Design Director at Samara, a design start-up initiated by Airbnb. He is the recipient of the 2012–2013 Rome Prize Fellowship in Architecture awarded by the American Academy in Rome. He was awarded the 2011 Architectural League Prize for Young Architects and Designers.
Please join ZGF for a virtual presentation on the firm, current work and hiring practices on October 29. The event will be held at *10:00am CST on Zoom for students (link to be emailed out and shared in the newsletter). The event will also be livestreamed to the Texas Architecture YouTube Channel.
*PLEASE NOTE THE UPDATED TIME.
Bas van de Poel is creative director at SPACE10. During his lecture he will discuss SPACE10’s approach to research and design. Specifically, he’ll zero in on prospects for reimagining architecture through the lens of new and emerging technologies.
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SPACE10 is a research and design lab on a mission to enable a better everyday life for people and the planet. We research and design innovative solutions to some of the major societal changes expected to affect people and our planet in the years to come.
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Our two-part workshop on solar power launched Thursday, October 22nd, 2020, with a virtual talk from Stan Pipkin, an Austin-based architect and owner of Lighthouse Solar, on the trajectory of solar power in our local community and beyond. Then on Thursday, October 29th, 2020, Materials Lab TAs Andrea Alvarez Barrios and Hannah Oppelt led students in a virtual workshop where participants assembled solar-powered luminaires with Halloween jack-o’-lanterns.
Please join BIG for a virtual presentation on the firm, current work and hiring practices on October 15. The event will be held at 11:00am CST on Zoom for students (link to be emailed out and shared in the newsletter). The event will also be livestreamed to the Texas Architecture YouTube Channel.
Working across scale and traditional boundaries, JAJA strives to create architecture, landscape, and urban planning from a holistic perspective. We aim to make each intervention a distinct, yet natural part of its environment, to create a dialogue between the project and the inherent qualities of the location. We believe that projects with strong roots in their physical environment create greater experiences and added value, not only to the project but also to the surrounding community.
Career Services is excited to announce that we will be hosting a Portfolio Workshop on Tuesday, October 13 from 5:30-7:15pm on Zoom!
We only know their given names, but Mack, Adam, and Ned gave shape to Austin. They were among the enslaved Blacks who, in 1839, cleared the land and erected the first buildings to realize Edwin Waller’s plan for the capital city of the Republic of Texas. Black members of the building trades continued to shape the city after Emancipation. Their presence in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries can be glimpsed in construction photographs of landmarks including the Capitol and the buildings of the The University of Texas at Austin.