Black and white photograph of large concrete shelves with cooking utensils.
Exhibition
Event status
Scheduled
Tuesday March 31 - Tuesday April 21, 2026, All day
Mariana Yampolsky: Home & Sustenance in Rural Mexico

Landscape and architecture, always embedded within Indigenous worlds, stood at the center of Mariana Yampolsky’s photographic practice. Her seminal book La casa que canta: arquitectura popular mexicana, first published in 1982 and reissued in 2024, continues to serve as a key reference for understanding Mexico’s vernacular architecture from both ethnographic and architectural perspectives.

Goldsmith Hall North Gallery
A black-and-white woven paper background with elegant cursive text reading Bundle Up! White text at the bottom left details “The University of Texas School of Architecture Goldsmith Hall and a date.
Exhibition
Event status
Scheduled
Friday April 3, 2026, 5:00pm - Sunday May 17, 2026, 6:00pm
BUNDLE UP!
Beginning April 3, Andy Bako, 2024-2026 Emerging Scholar in Design, presents BUNDLE UP!
Goldsmith Hall
A white box with a blue background and blue text reading "INDEX."
Exhibition
Event status
Scheduled
Friday May 1, 2026, 5:00 - 6:00pm
INDEX.
We invite you to attend the 2026 End Of Year Show, INDEX. on May 1. The exhibition is designed by Jeremy Atticus Smith (M.Arch) and Evan Altenburg (M.Arch).
Mebane Gallery
A group of graduates in caps and gowns exit a building labeled Architecture, smiling and raising their hands in celebration.
Event status
Scheduled
Saturday May 9, 2026, 2:00 - 4:00pm
2026 Commencement Ceremony
We look forward to celebrating our graduates on Saturday, May 9.
Location: Hogg Memorial Auditorium
Graphic featuring a concrete unit, titled BLOCKWORK
Symposium
Event status
Scheduled
Thursday October 1 - Friday October 2, 2026, All day
BLOCKWORK: Concrete Masonry Architecture of the Americas
Presented by The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture, the BLOCKWORK symposium features architect presentations, roundtable discussions, and an in-depth look at the spatial and expressive potentials of concrete masonry.   
Location: Mebane Gallery