The Rome Show will feature work by 56 architecture and landscape architecture students who studied in Italy with the College of Design’s flagship Rome Program in spring 2023. Work in the exhibition will include display boards, models, texts and drawings.

The show will run from Oct. 27–Nov. 15 in the College of Design atrium. An opening reception will be from 5–8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 27. A closing roundtable discussion with students and special guests titled “Drawings Are Not Innocent Tools” will be from 5–6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15.

Students with work in the exhibition include Sophia Allen, Aidan Andrews, Jacob Becker, Trevor Bell, Sam Berg, Carlie Boelk, Travis Caudle, Nick Cheung, Savannah Cirkcena, Alexis Clark, Evan Corkery, Madelyn Day, Weston Fantz, Zoe Flynn, Nicole Friedman, Kyle Guenther, Armin Hasancevic, Emily Hatch, Thomas Hewitt, Peter Jaynes, Morgan Jensen, Priyansh Kapoor, Thomas Kracl, Caroline Kremer, Linus Larson, Ben Lyons, Sophia Maguina, Austin Meoni, Pierre Mure-Ravaud, Mircea Nastase, Hannah Newhouse, Jaclyn Nicoll, Edwin Paz Guzman, Jaren Pierce, Hunter Pifer, Ryan Poppert, Anna Postula, Emily Preston, Jessica Ritland, Dylan Rivera, Osvaldo Rivera, Will Sanders, Donovan Sandoval, Jamileth Sarceno, Megan Sawyer, Jack Schultz, Daniel Sellnau, Connor Shanahan, Arden Stapella, Cole Stykel, Lauren Swegle, McKenna VanDenTop, Ryan Vermulm, Jill Wilhemson, Leah Wolter and Timothy Zhang.

Studio instructors in Rome were Simona Capra, Lavinia A. Minciacchi and Consuelo Nunez Ciuffa. Tom Rankin and Pia Schneider taught Urban Design Explorations. Jayne Gadeyne, Aliece Marinelli, Antonella Marletto and Linda Nolan taught Art and Architecture in Italy/Topics in Italian Architecture.