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This week at Knowlton—preparations for Final Reviews in the Architecture studios.

CRP Section Head and Knowlton School Distinguished Professor Jennifer Clark and CRP Associate Professor Bernadette Hanlon will participate in panels at the International Conference on Urban Affairs in Chicago on April 29. Read more bit.ly/3OjiCgJ bit.ly/4cts60O

Island Oasis Sofia DiNovo + Sydney Jorgensen Landscape Architecture UG3 Studio / Autumn 2025 Instructor: Halina Steiner This project creates an “oasis” for humans, animals, and plants in Sandusky, Ohio. Read more bit.ly/3O3xaky

Loose Talk with Chuck Paros APR 15 / 12:30 PM Big Stairs Chuck Paros (MArch ’95) is an architect with over 30 years of experience. He has designed projects ranging in scale from site specific installations to complex higher education projects. Read more bit.ly/4mqlJA7

An analog week at Knowlton: — Stephanie Davidson's ARCH Representation 5620 produced cyanotypes in this week's sun — The Albrecht Library Open House brought works on the global history of architecture to Knowlton — Students in KNOW 2310 prepared for finals with model making

Ohio State’s Planning, Architecture and Real Estate talked with Aaron Rumbaugh, Parker Sutton and Katherine Jenkins, and other members of the Campus Prairie project. Read more bit.ly/4vrMatl

TOMORROW Opening Reception — The Thunder is Loud and Rolling APR 8 / 6:30 p.m. / Banvard Gallery '25–26 Trott Distinguished Visiting Professor Ghida Anouti will host an opening reception for Banvard exhibition, The Thunder is Loud and Rolling. Read more: bit.ly/4c9PBvD

THIS WEDNESDAY! The Spring 2026 Baumer Lecture Series concludes this Wednesday, April 8, at 5:30 p.m. in the Gui Auditorium with 2025–26 Trott Distinguished Visiting Professor Ghida Anouti. Read more bit.ly/3PNV3gm

“This class gave me an opportunity to learn about the conditions that have shaped two of the world’s most impressive and important cities,” said Nash Trattner on the Sci Roots in Europe program 🌍🔬 bit.ly/4sKcvAR #BuckeyesAbroad @ascatosu @knowltonosu

What makes cities happy? As a child, #KnowltonPlanning student Kayla Uhrlen saw firsthand how planning affected her. Now, she’s researching how planning makes places like Copenhagen happy. Read about Kayla’s experiences bit.ly/4sMYQJi

Half Double Housing Camille Zitney Architecture UG3 Studio / Autumn 2025 Instructor: Beth Blostein Read more bit.ly/41GlFm1

📣🏆🥳2026 Best Reviewer for the Journal of Urban Affairs: Ivis García; Runners-Up: Pierre Filion, Rachel Kleit, Eric Stokan, Elvin Wyly urbanaffairsassociation.org/2026/04/01/202… @KnowltonOSU @OSUengineering

A little stroll around @KnowltonOSU. 😌 📸: normanscale on IG

Albrecht Library Open House APR 6 / 2–4 PM Architecture Library — Rare Books Room Join the Albrecht Library and Knowlton Architecture for a special event highlighting pieces from the collection. Read more bit.ly/479KvOC

THIS WEDNESDAY! The Spring 2026 Baumer Lecture Series continues this Wednesday, April 1, at 5:30 p.m. in the Gui Auditorium with Karen Chapple of the School of Cities at the University of Toronto. Read more bit.ly/4sXXNpK

👏 👏 👏 Congratulations to the Knowlton School Master of City and Regional Planning students who presented their Applied Planning Research Papers and Master's Thesis as part of this week’s MCRP Research Days. --- #KnowltonPlanning

Associate Professor of City and Regional Planning Zhenhua Chen spent several months at the University of Cambridge studying transportation infrastructure and impact assessment by turning to Britain’s railway history. Read more about his research bit.ly/4uAhp53

Because of the generosity of Office Associateship Program Supporter firms, many talented students have access to a Knowlton education and a future as designers shaping the built environment. Thank you to our generous donors. — Meyers+Associates — Moody Nolan — Schooley Caldwell

MAR 30 / 12:10 PM Knowlton Hall 175 Dr. Michael Glass will deliver “Towards ‘Innovation Districts 2.0’: The i3o agenda and lessons from global comparative research” as a part of the 2026 City and Regional Planning Colloquium. Read more bit.ly/3NzNc5a

THIS WEDNESDAY! The Spring 2026 Baumer Lecture Series continues this Wednesday, March 25, at 5:30 p.m. in the Gui Auditorium with Naho Kubota. Read more: bit.ly/4rIo36r