Texas A&M Architecture Department

The 2025 8th edition of the Harold Adams Interdisciplinary Charrette for Undergraduates—an exciting design competition held this year in Washington, D.C. youtu.be/biLHoxxRUJg #ARCH #TAMU

Hands-on learning: Our Arch students are reimagining ORs through real-world simulations & expert feedback. arch.tamu.edu/news/2025/01/1…

The hybrid physical and digital studio classes were led by faculty members: Benjamin Ennemoser, James Michael Tate, Hans Steffes, Weiling He, Maria Peñalver Izaguirre, Sora Key, Mark Ihle and Livia Loureiro. Gig 'em to our budding designers! #TAMU #Architecture

Final projects exploring designs for specialized art galleries with historical precedence related to the types of art they would house were created by students in a sophomore architecture design studio class.

Graduate student Umme Tahmina Haque, advised by architecture faculty members Andrew Tripp and Susanneh Bieber, is exploring the potential of inflatable architecture. Her full-scale inflatable prototype pushes the boundaries of design and challenges traditional building methods.

Last Wednesday, November 27th, Dr. Anat Geva presented her book titled “The Architecture of Modern American Synagogues, 1950s–1960s“ to the Department of Architecture’s emeritus faculty. Congratulations Dr. Anat Geva! #architecture #book #research #emeritus

Browse the entire photo gallery: tx.ag/arch2024 #TAMU #Architecture #Design #Innovation #AggiePride

A glimpse into our architecture students' end-of-course review! Students are presenting their semester projects and gathering valuable feedback to refine their designs. It’s a great opportunity to explore new ideas, learn from peers and professors, and grow as future architects.

Congratulations to Jonathan Brinsden ’91, Brent Brown ’90, Steve Fitzpatrick ’78, Clarence E. (CEM) Maxwell ’70, Gary Mitchell ’88, Erin Peavey ’07 and Jim Russ ’86 for this well-deserved recognition. Browse the entire photo gallery: tx.ag/OA2024 #TAMU #Aggies

Check out the entire photo gallery: tx.ag/aggies2024 #TAMU #GigEm #Aggies

Gig 'em! Last weekend was a blast! We had two epic tailgates, one for the Department of Architecture and one for the entire College of Architecture. Get ready for the biggest game of the year! 🏈 Texas A&M vs. Texas kicks off at 6:30 p.m. CST via ABC on Nov. 30.

As home to one of the largest veteran populations on our Texas A&M campus, the college is committed to providing a comprehensive educational experience for those who have served. See the full list of our College of Architecture veterans at tx.ag/COAveterans24 #VeteransDay

The College of Architecture thanks our staff, faculty, and student veterans who have bravely served their country.

Dr. Maja Kevdžija, assistant professor in design and health at the Technical University of Vienna Design and Health, Austria, will be speaking at the Architecture for Health lecture on Friday, November 15th. Time: 12:40-1:30 p.m. Location: Langford Building C, Room 111.

Prof. Stefano Capolongo, head of the Architecture, Built Environment and Construction Engineering Dept. at Politecnico di Milano Design & Health Lab, Italy, will be speaking at the Arch. for Health lecture on Friday, Nov. 8. Time: 12:40-1:30 p.m. Location: Langford C, Room 111.

Happy National Architecture Day! Shout out to our architecture Aggies! Gig ‘em! #architecture #nationalarchitectureday

Joan Albert, regional healthcare director of Page Inc., and Zac Hillyard, principal at Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. will be speaking at the Architecture for Health lecture on Friday, Nov. 1. The discussion will take place from 12:40-1:30 p.m. in the Langford Building C, Room 111.

Dr. Nora Colman, pediatric intensive care physician at Children‘s Healthcare of Atlanta, Georgia, will be speaking at the Architecture for Health lecture on Friday, Oct. 25th. The discussion will take place from 12:40-1:30 p.m. in the Langford Architecture Building C, Room 111.

Dr. Minou Afzali, head of research at the Swiss Center for Design & Health in Switzerland, will be speaking at the Architecture for Health lecture on Friday, October 18. The discussion will take place from 12:40-1:30 p.m. in the Langford Architecture Center Building C, Room 111.

Dr. Mark Benden, professor of environmental & occupational health at Texas A&M University, will be speaking at the Architecture for Health lecture on Friday, Oct. 11th. The discussion will take place from 12:40-1:30 p.m. in the Langford Architecture Center Building C, Room 111.