THE PLOT
The Plot is an annual print publication from the School of Architecture documenting the people, projects, and achievements that shaped the academic year. Through essays, interviews, profiles, and visual storytelling, The Plot shares the work of our students, faculty, staff, and alumni while capturing the spirit and character of the school.
The "plot" is a part of a site that has been marked and measured. It is a location deemed significant, a part of the world that has been observed and considered as a unique component of its environment. It is the dual meaning of “plot,” both in land and in literary terms, that suggests a narrative of place—situated in its surroundings and defined by intentional storytelling.
Offering a broad portrait of the School of Architecture, The Plot celebrates excellence in design, research, teaching, and public engagement while creating a sincere and tactile experience of our ethos.
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THE PLOT: No.01
SPRING 2025 — FALL 2026This inaugural issue of The Plot features stories and interviews from our community with special focus on the librarians and archivists of the John S. Chase Architecture and Planning Library to honor the reopening of Battle Hall.