Development News

With support from the Boone Powell Family Prize in Urban Design, Ji Yoon Ahn combines their interests in advanced digital documentation technologies and Mexican archaeology to explore the palimpsest of pre-colonial and colonial architecture in Central Mexico.

Reflecting on the impact of Professor Larry Doll and the school's multidisciplinary perspective on her career, the founder of B2 Architecture + Design gives back through a Texas Challenge scholarship.

The Kelly Wearstler Endowed Fund for Design Students will create new opportunities for students to expand their global perspective, seek new opportunities in the industry, and better prepare them for their careers.

The Emily Summers Fund for Craft & Artisanship in Interior Design will bring in recognized leaders and emerging voices in the fields of applied arts and design to explore craft, making, and fabrication as areas with profound potential for innovation.

As we look to the next 100 years and address complex challenges, our work in the disciplines of the built environment will be key in providing solutions. With the generous and strategic support of the School of Architecture’s alumni, friends, and supporters, we can achieve this vision and build a better future for Texas and beyond.

Archinect highlights the Chase family's gift to the school to create two new permanent endowments to to increase diversity and representation in the field.

The $1 million donation committed by Chase and his wife Dr. Dina Alsowayel will create two new permanent endowments: The John S. Chase Family Endowed Graduate Fellowship and The John S. Chase Family Endowed Professorship in Architecture

A re-design of the West Mall Building’s 5th floor provides creative space for both digital and traditional design and review  

The school's longest-serving faculty member continues to shape the profession, the city, and the lives of students

Kennedy will document rural vernacular construction techniques from the Mexican state of Oaxaca.

Convergent Voices highlights contributions from across disciplines, brought together by a shared concern for the inequities in our cities and built environments and the urgent need to address them.

University strengthens commitment to Mexico with new office in Mexico City

Major gifts from two alumni will advance research and student experience

Generous funding will create an endowed faculty chair, provide scholarships and travel opportunities for students, and advance key initiatives for the school in the areas of design education and experiential learning.

Bringing leaders from across the school's disciplines.

School of Architecture exceeds its $21.5-million Capital Campaign goal, receiving over $29.7 million in current gifts and future commitments.

A vision of excellence for a young, growing campus