Final Reminder:Scholarship Applications DUE February 1st
Applications for College of Architecture scholarships are due February 1st. For more information about scholarship applications click on this link.
Stephanie Kuenning
MEDIA CENTER & SHOP CORNER
COA Shop and Media Center Hours for Spring Semester 2020
Monday – Friday 8 am – 8 pm
Sunday 1-5 pm
(Holidays and student breaks may affect these hours)
ARCHITECTURE
I want to extend a long-distance hello to architecture faculty member Peter Olshavsky and all the students participating in the 50th year of the London study abroad. Associate Professor Olshavsky previously led the London program in spring 2016, and we look forward to seeing and reading about the group’s adventures throughout the semester. More to come on this topic. The London program is just one option currently available for graduate students in the program of architecture.
In the Master of Architecture Program, graduate students also have the option of pursuing a year-long independent thesis project...
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COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
How many hours did your parents or other family members spend transporting you, and perhaps your siblings, to youth sporting events and other activities? How about their time spent transporting aging adult family members who are unable to drive? These responsibilities that involve transporting family members for various reasons can be labeled “Family Chauffeur-Associated-Burdens (CABs).” More-
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Salvador Lindquist has recently joined us as a lecturer at the University of Nebraska, College of Architecture where he teaches an undergraduate design studio and site systems in landscape architecture. Recently, Lindquist graduated from the University of Michigan’s Master of Urban Design program with high distinction. His graduate thesis, “Incinerator Incorporated”, explored embedded dynamics of power guiding the politics behind the implementation and operation of urban infrastructures for energy production as well as socio-environmental impacts and their trade-offs by reclaiming the residential fabric surrounding the recently decommissioned Detroit Incinerator through alternate notions of service provision, governance, land tenure and urban form.
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STUDENT NEWS
The College of Architecture is pleased to announce M.Arch student Jati Zunaibi has recently been accepted into the AIAS CRIT Scholar Program for the 2019-2020 year. Zunaibi is the college’s second CRIT scholar, the first being Evan Wermers. Please join us in congratulating Jati Zunaibi for this prestigious honor.
FACULTY NEWS
Faculty News Highlights:
Lecturer Salvador Lindquist recently published an essay,
"Power Plant Power" in the online journal, Scenario Journal Issue 07: Power.
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