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A Day in the Life of a Construction Manager

Construction managers thrive in dynamic, fast-paced environments, where they can make the most of their vast skill sets while embracing an ever-changing array of challenges. This is a truly unique field, linking the hands-on satisfaction of construction with the joy of developing and seeing grand visions play out — all while working with diverse teams of passionate professionals. As…

Exploring the Impact of Digital Technology in Construction

These days, you’d be hard-pressed to find an industry that isn’t undergoing some sort of transformation brought on by new technologies and innovations. The field of construction, particularly construction management, is no exception. As new technologies emerge, the scope of the construction manager’s job is also changing. So, how exactly is technology transforming the construction management field as we know…

Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Career Fair 2025

Texas A&M University’s College of Architecture will host its annual Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Career Fair on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hall of Champions in Kyle Field. The career fair offers students the opportunity to connect with 60 potential employers, enhancing and growing their careers in the fields of landscape architecture and…

Fall 2024 Dean’s list announced

Congratulations to our students who excelled academically in the Fall 2024 semester. These students earned at least a 3.75 GPA while enrolled in the required number of hours in Texas A&M University’s Student Rule 11, with no grades lower than a C. Gertrude K. Adair Hannah K. Albright Eliab E. Alonzo Arely Alvarado Macias Caysen L. Anderson Keegan C.

First Cooper Scholarships Awarded to Urban Planning Students at Texas A&M

The future careers of two urban planning students are being supported by a new scholarship created in honor of John T. Cooper Jr. ’92, who is widely considered a leader in the fields of city planning, public engagement and community development. Windya Weideniya ’25 and Jaelin Lopez ’26 are the first “Cooper Scholars” or recipients of the Texas Target Communities…

The Importance of Women in Construction Leadership

Women have historically been underrepresented in construction. However, embracing the presence and contributions of women in leadership can be key to fostering innovation and boosting employee morale. Thankfully, change is afoot. Recently, the culture of construction has evolved significantly, creating more opportunities and support for all employees. This positive and dynamic environment empowers women, offering them the respect and encouragement…

Why Veterans in the Construction Industry Are Essential

Veterans play a powerful, but often underappreciated role in shaping the modern civilian workforce. These inspiring individuals bring a wealth of experience, mental fortitude, and passion to their work. With an estimated 8.63 million veterans involved in every area of the civilian labor force, it is clear that this population holds a great deal of promise.

Centers and Institutes

One distinctive feature of the College of Architecture is our commitment to improving the knowledge base of the planning, design, and construction professions through research. The College of Architecture has one of the most active research programs in the country. Research activity happens through the college’s formally organized research centers and institutes. Centers Center for Geospatial Sciences, Applications, and…

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Department of Architecture

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