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The College of Architecture is excited to announce Claire Latané, writer, ecological designer, livable community advocate and assistant professor at Cal Poly Pomona Landscape Architecture, will be giving the next Hyde lecture titled "Nature and Nurture: designing schools to support students' mental health and well-being” at 4 p.m., October 7th, at Richards Hall, room 15.

For many Nebraskans, 2019 will probably be remembered as the year the floods came. Many towns, small and large, across the state have suffered and endured unforgiving floods, which left a wake of devastation in their paths. Among the towns severely impacted by flooding this year was the small village of Winslow, Nebraska.

The College of Architecture is pleased to announce Brenton Rahn and Andres Felipe Villegas were among the 2018-2019 AISC/ACSA Steel Design Student Competition winners. Out of a nationwide call for submittals, the AISC/ACSA jury selected the UNL team’s design from 237 submissions, 734 participants and 47 schools.

The College of Architecture is excited to announce renowned activist Peggy Deamer, professor emerita of Yale University’s School of Architecture; principal in the firm of Deamer, Studio; and founding member and research coordinator of the Architecture Lobby, will be giving the first Hyde lecture of the season titled “The Work of Architectural Work” at 4 p.m., September 6th, at Richards Hall, ro

Two student projects from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Architecture have been honored with awards from the 2019 Society of American Registered Architects (SARA), New York Council Design Awards program.

Watch the College of Architecture Graduation Recognition Ceremony LIVE on May 3rd starting at 6pm!

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Interior Design Professor Mark Hinchman and interior design alum and former UCARE student Elyssa Yoneda have recently published a book titled “Interior Design Masters”. To honor this work, the College of Architecture invites the public to attend a book signing scheduled April 23rd from 12:30 to 1:30pm in the Architecture Hall Link.

Planning for climate change isn’t easy. The complexity of the issue itself is hard to digest, let alone translate into action items. But a new suite of tools designed by a group of University of Nebraska-Lincoln researchers gives municipal planners a clearer climate picture of what to expect and prepare for.

The College of Architecture is pleased to announce an impressive representation at the 107th Annual ACSA Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, by faculty and students.