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Leading designers on campus, architecture faculty honors, and more

The Architecture Lecture Series, Architecture + Industry Advisory Council Meeting, and Faculty Accolades coming to the Department of Architecture this fall!

Turning artificial intelligence designs into sculpture

Patterns created by a design software program were fabricated into an eight foot-tall sculpture by Quinn McCormack in a third-year environmental design studio led by Gabriel Esquivel, associate professor of architecture.

Graduate architecture students honored at annual Celebration of Excellence

Karla Padilla's final project was selected as the top project of graduating Master of Architecture students at the Celebration of Excellence May 11, 2022.

About the Department of Construction Science

The Department of Construction Science at Texas A&M has led the way in excellent construction higher education since 1946. We are the largest construction education program in the nation with around 1,400 undergraduate students, 150 master degree students, and 30 Ph.D. students. Our programs are the premiere versions of applied construction degrees. Our interdisciplinary approach integrates principles of architecture,…

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Donald Austin ’52 remembered as leading educator, co-founder of globally renowned firm

Donald Austin ’52, a leading educator and a founder of EDAW, one of the world’s leading landscape architecture and planning firms, passed away Oct. 6, 2021.

Outstanding alum Henry Cisneros discusses Texas’ bright future at discussion, book signing

Texas' destiny lies with the “Texas Triangle,” a metro network that is the world’s 15th-largest economy, said former HUD secretary Henry Cisneros in his new book.

Children at campus daycare enjoy new area designed by landscape architecture students

Youngsters at the Gates Children's Center are exploring nature and learning through play in a new outdoor activity area designed by landscape architecture students.

Planning prof, research team developing digital models to evaluate coastal resiliency plans

As the specter of increasingly severe coastal storms looms, urban and emergency planners, policymakers and citizens seek to protect infrastructures from catastrophic damage.

Viz prof links video game learning with student success

Videogames should be an integral part of education because they can excel at teaching creative problem solving and improve educational engagement, said viz faculty member André Thomas.