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Rowlett Lecture Series

2024 Rowlett Lecture:When Futures Collide | Positioning Value + Generating Momentum Monday, April 15, 2024, 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. | Bethancourt Ballroom in the Memorial Student Center At the 2024 Rowlett Lecture, a spectrum of global leaders at world-renowned architecture firms will position exemplary work that confronts design practitioners’ challenges now and in the future. The public event, 1-5…

Former Ph.D. Students

Many Ph.D. students work with the CRS Center as they conduct meaningful research. Nancy Alassaf ‘19 Assistant Professor at University of Jordan, Jordan Dissertation: Architectural Information Modeling (AIM): Teaching Formal Concepts of Design Using Building Information Modeling (BIM) Committee Members: Mark Clayton (Chair), Gabriel Esquivel (Co-chair), Wei Yan, Tracy Hammond View Profile | N_assaf@ju.edu.jo…

The Legacy of Caudill Rowlett Scott

Caudill Rowlett Scott began as a small town business founded right after World War II. By the end of the 20th century, it had grown into the largest architecture, engineering and construction corporation in the U.S. Founding Caudill Rowlett Scott, Architects William Caudill and John Rowlett, two architecture professors and the College of Texas A&M, became partners in 1946. They…

COA North in Downtown Bryan

COA North, a school academic/display space, opened in 2019 in downtown Bryan. Located at 401 N. Main Street, the facility helps meet the college’s increasing need for flexible classroom, studio and exhibit space. It also provides an opportunity for students and faculty to participate in Bryan’s vibrant downtown experience. View previous item…

Wright Gallery

Wright Gallery displays visual art exhibits and serves as a center for campus and community arts engagement, education, and enjoyment in the College of Architecture and School of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts. Propose an Exhibit (PDF) All Wright Gallery Exhibits LocationLangford A,…

Opportunities to Get Involved

We want to help build a supportive intellectual environment for faculty whose interests are compatible with the mission of the center. Please contact the CRS Center if you are interested in participating in any of these programs or if you have suggestions about additional programs that should be considered by the center. Faculty Fellows CRS Faculty Fellows are appointed and…

Woodshop

The College of Architecture Woodshop provides students a space to gain real-world woodworking experience while honing their building and design skills. The Woodshop provides students a wide array of hand tools, power tools, and machinery. Location ILSQ Room W101 & W102 Hours Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Contact…

Schob Nature Preserve

An Outdoor Classroom The Schob Nature Preserve is the perfect place to study the natural environment. The 7.44-acre property is a neighborhood park, a research site, and a classroom for Texas A&M students. Texas A&M University is charged with the creation, preservation and management of the property as public parkland and a nature conservation area. The site is used to…

Innovation Hub & Makerspace

The Langford Makerspace is an open-use and general working area meant for students, faculty, and staff. The Makerspace is a place for creatively making a project of almost any kind. We provide 3D printing services and equipment, including: FDM, SLA, and SLS 3D Printers Laser Cutting (see Laser Lounge for template) Workbenches with non-power tools Design Computer Stations LocationLangford B…

Scoates Hall

Scoates Hall is the home to many of the research center offices for the College of Architecture. The building is shared between the College of Architecture and College of Engineering. The centers located in Scoates include: Center for Health Systems & Design Center for Heritage Conservation Institute for Applied Creativity Microclimatic Design Laboratory Hazards Reduction and…