Alessandra Segantini is a co-founding principal and partner with Carlo Cappai of C+S Architects in London and Treviso, Italy. Her innovative, inquisitive and forward-looking approach to design — especially her quest to expand the active role of designers in society through new technical and material possibilities and a sensitivity toward heritage and community engagement — […]
Architect and designer Dima Srouji will host a lecture as a part of the From Land Grab to LandBack: Architecture and Positions on Land symposium. The lecture will be streamed via Zoom, register to receive the link.
Join Sikowis Nobiss, Indigenous sovereignty and social justice advocate and executive director of the Great Plans Action Society, at her lecture during the From Land Grab to LandBack: Architecture and Positions on Land symposium. The lecture will be streamed via Zoom, register to receive the link.
Maria Parazo Rose, spatial data analyst and Indigenous affairs, climate migration and conservation journalist, will host a lecture as a part of the From Land Grab to LandBack: Architecture and Positions on Land symposium. The lecture will be available via Zoom, register to receive the link.
Artist Nadia Huggins will host a lecture as a part of the From Land Grab to LandBack: Architecture and Positions on Land symposium. The lecture will be streamed via Zoom, register to receive the link.
Filmmaker Jason Fitzroy Jeffers will host a lecture as a part of the From Land Grab to LandBack: Architecture and Positions on Land symposium.
Luis Othoniel Rosa, writer and associate professor of Spanish at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, will host a workshop on Utopianism as a part of the From Land Grab to LandBack: Architecture and Positions on Land symposium.
In celebration of Earth Science Week (Oct. 8–14), the ISU GIS Support and Research Facility will host a Geospatial Career Day from 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10, in 206 Durham. A number of GIS professionals representing a variety of fields including transportation, geography, physical science, community development, agriculture and private industry, among others, will […]
Simone Capra, a founding partner of STARTT (Studio di Architettura e Trasformazioni Territoriali) and an architecture instructor for the College of Design Rome Program, will present "Void Is Not Exactly Empty" as part of the Department of Architecture's 2023-2024 Public Programs series, "Of the Land." "A void lot is not just a portion of land; […]
Join students and faculty for the Spring 2023 Rome Show opening reception! The show will feature work by 56 architecture and landscape architecture students who participated in the College of Design’s flagship Rome Program in spring 2023. The exhibition will include display boards, models, text and drawings. Work will be on display Oct. 27–Nov. 15 […]
Student work created in the ARCH 437: Architectural Photography course taught by Cameron Campbell, interim chair of architecture and associate professor of architecture, will be on display in the Pickard Chilton Gallery (first-floor King Pavillion corridor) from Tuesday, Nov. 7 through Tuesday, Nov. 14. The collection will include images of architecture taken by each student in the class.
Check out student work created in the ARCH 403: Architectural Design course taught by Peter Goché, professor of practice of architecture, from noon–2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 15, at Black Contemporary, located at 26107 530th Ave. in Ames. The "Black Contemporary Imaginary" exhibition will explore the act of making and curating large-scale installations within the various […]
