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Lecture

Building Rarify: Born-Digital Design Practice in the Era of the Algorithm

Hear a lecture that shares the journey from design computation research in cutting-edge environments to operating one of the world's largest collections of rare furniture design.

Lecture

Nicholas Muellner: Love in a Time of Allegory

Hear a talk that mingles the artist's recent photographs with historical artworks and contemporary media images to argue for an urgent return to allegory in the contemporary moment.

Exhibition

Willem Schreiber: Cave Country

Explore the geology and vernacular of North central Florida.

Funding Opportunities

Fellowships and Funding Opportunities

View a selection of externally and internally sponsored fellowships available to undergraduate and graduate students in architecture.

Exhibition

Stanley Cho, Elisa Iturbe, Alican Taylan: Confronting Carbon Form

View an exhibition that offers a vocabulary for "carbon form," identifying its physical characteristics while highlighting its historical and cultural underpinnings.

Lecture

P. Sainath: Migrants and the Moral Economy of the Urban Elite

Join us for an enlightening lecture that explores the unprecedented reverse migration during the COVID-19 pandemic in India and its implications for urbanization and equitable city planning.

Lecture

Pamela Sneed: America is Ready

Listens to a poetic presentation from Teiger Mentor in the Arts Pamela Sneed about the vital role arts play in the culture, predicated on Audre Lorde's Poetry is not a Luxury.

Lecture

Baye Adofo-Wilson: Building Resilient Black Communities: A Working Experience

Visit a presentation that provides insight into the multiple types of work and activities urban planning students can use to improve their respective communities.