Architecture

Timothy McDonald presents second fall 2017 Harrison Lecture

By Kelsey Brownlee On Fri., Oct. 27, Timothy McDonald presented the second Harrison Lecture for fall 2017. The event took place in the Robert and Freda Harrison Auditorium in Giles Hall Auditorium at 4 p.m.  McDonald spoke about his firm, Onion Flats, which he and his brother founded. Onion Flats is a Philadelphia based real ...

Reception held for architecture faculty exhibit

By | Kelsey Brownlee ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] A reception was held October 18 in Giles Hall gallery featuring a collection of S|ARC faculty work and hobbies. See slideshow above for some of the work from the event. 

MSU honors 21 students with 2017-18 scholarships

State University’s is recognizing 21 students with scholarships for the 2017-18 academic year. Part of MSU’s , the offers the only curriculum in the state leading to a professional degree in architecture. Its curriculum is designed to emphasize independent thinking within an ethical ...

MSU architecture students participate in 2017 field trips

State’s ’s annual Field Trip Week was Sept. 24-29. These field trips allow for students to travel to metropolitan areas to meet with architecture professionals, visit sites, and observe urban environments. First-Year Studio: Dallas, Texas Professors: Andrew Tripp, Francesca Hankins, and Ryan Fierro Some of the places that the students were able ...

MSU Collaborative Studio completes bench design/build

The fall 2017 Collaborative Studio has been busy so far this semester.

Forty-four architecture and 39 building construction science students collaborated on the design and construction of benches used by 13 American Utopian communities and also built benches of their own design.

Professors:

Associate Professor Alexis Gregory (architecture)

Briar Jones, lecturer (building construction science)

Visiting Associate Professor George Martin (building construction science)

Professor John Poros (architecture)

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2017-2018 Presidential Scholars class includes two architecture majors

By Sasha Steinberg | State University Thirteen freshmen and one sophomore are new selections for State University’s most prestigious undergraduate scholarships. The annual awards cover the current cost of university tuition, fees, books, and room and board, as well as research and study-abroad expenses. To qualify, applicants must have a minimum 30 ACT/1330 ...

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