Students in the ARCH 403 studio taught by Peter P. Goché, architecture professor of practice, will share their work in a public exhibition at Black Contemporary, located at a defunct seed-drying farm just outside Ames. Visitors are asked to park along the west side of 530th Avenue. "The students seek to navigate various material and […]
Hosted by Black Contemporary, "BCx490" will feature independent works by architecture students Emily Preston, Arden Stapella and Gabe Yingst produced during their ARCH 490 independent studies with faculty Andrew Gleeson and Pete Goché this spring semester. Preston's series of cyanotype surveys explores the atmospheric conditions of the post-industrial landscape. With inspiration from the short stories […]
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 […]
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.
