On Friday, November 9, the Center for American Architecture and Design will host Wilfried Wang as part of the Friday Lunch Forum series for a discussion on "What's next?"
Roughly every other Friday during the fall and spring semesters, the Center hosts the Friday Lunch Forum Series. The aim of the series is for faculty, staff, and students to meet in an informal atmosphere to debate topics and to share ideas about history, practice, theory, and new directions for architecture. Recordings of each forum will be posted as they become available.
"Going Mobile"
Description
Sara Zewde is a founding principal of Studio Zewde, a design firm practicing at the intersection of landscape architecture, urbanism, and public art. The studio's work is lauded for its methodology that syncs site interpretation and narrative with a dedication to the craft of construction. The studio is devoted to designing enduring places where people belong.
The Materials Lab hosted a workshop in the Build Lab for a Halloween-themed workshop where an assortment of spooky holiday masks were made!
Individuals could choose from over ten unique masks based off the likeness of faculty and staff members at the School of Architecture. Constructed from either ABS, LDPE or Styrene plastic, the masks are heated and pressed using the vacuum former located in the Build Lab. Mask molds have been prepared ahead of time by 3D scanning our subjects in the Technology Lab, then CNC routing the MDF molds in the Build Lab.
On Friday, November 9, the Center for American Architecture and Design will host Aleksandra Jaeschke as part of the Friday Lunch Forum series, addressing the question of "Sustainability: How to Focus and Still Get the Whole Picture?"
Join UTSOA's Career Services office for a discussion on writing resumes. Learn how to write and format a more effective resume in order to stand out from the crowd.
Friday, October 26 @ 11:30am
Sutton 3.128
In May 2018, five SOA students were selected to attend the Design Futures Forum in Detroit, MI. during Design Futures, students frame the conversation broadly, but try to engender leadership and skill-building for future leaders hoping to use design as a tool for social equity and positive change in underserved communities.
At this Lunch 'n Learn, Christy Langendoen from Water Storage Tanks, Inc. walked us through each step of the rain catchment process, focusing on the necessary components for an effective system.
Material and product highlights included the following: CorGal, their flagship water tanks, and its related materials and processes (20-gauge steel, potable-grade liners, and hot dip galvanization); 3P Technik in-tank integral filters; and Viqua's UV water disinfection systems.