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Knowlton School of Architecture

The Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture offers undergraduate and graduate programs in architecture, landscape architecture and city and regional planning. These multi-faceted disciplines enhance and sustain natural and man-made settings – buildings, neighborhoods, cities and regions – all of which are subject to diverse and conflicting objectives and constraints.

Featured Project

2022 William Riat ’73 Prize

Blurred Boundaries
Post-Anthropocene Elementary School
Ghazal Feizi

The William Riat ’73 Prize is awarded each year to recognize outstanding work in the Master Project by G3 students in the Master of Architecture program. The 2022 winning submission imagines an elementary school as a self-regulating environment in the post-Anthropocene.

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SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT

Curtis Roth Named WOJR/Civitella Ranieri Architecture Fellow

The WOJR/Civitella Ranieri Architecture Prize provides a six-week residency at Civitella’s 15th century castle in Umbria, in addition to a $15,000 fund for the construction of an architectural installation on the castle grounds. The recipient of this prize is expected to conceive, construct, and dismantle an installation within the six-week arc of his or her residency.

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Curtis Roth

Associate Professor of Architecture Karen Lewis’ visualization “Mapping the Underground Railroad: Landscapes of Defiance and Ingenuity” was included in Crossings: Mapping American Journeys, a new exhibition at the Newberry.
Outpost Office (Assistant Professors of Architecture Ashley Bigham and Erik Herrmann) and students from Texas A&M’s American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) chapter participated in a workshop that produced a labyrinth on the Texas A&M Architecture Quad. That workshop was awarded Best in Category—Student Digital/Mixed – Group at the annual Ken Roberts Delineation Competition.
Christos Yessios Digital Fabrication Assistant Professor of Architecture Marta Nowak presented “Speculative Futures: Human, Machine in the Autonomous City” for AIA Columbus’ Design Lecture.
Knowlton Associate Director and Professor of Architecture Dr. Benjamin Flowers wrote the lead editorial for the International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities’ (IAKS) sb magazine on stadia and sports grounds.
Déjà View, an exhibition on the relationship between architectural subjects and their photographic representations by 2021–22 Howard E. LeFevre ’29 Emerging Practitioner Fellow Zelig Fok is on view in Knowlton Hall’s Banvard Gallery.