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Demolition Woman

Buildings that face demolition could soon be transformed into a new type of concrete that would be used to create new structures, an approach that reduces landfill waste and creates jobs.

Life-threatening Conditions in Texas Prisons

Texas is one of at least 13 states without universal air conditioning in its state prisons. The units regularly reach extreme temperatures of over 110 degrees, with at least one unit recording a high of 149 degrees on the heat index, putting incarcerated people and prison staff at risk for illness and even death.

Former student-led businesses included in annual Aggie 100 list

Leaders of the fastest-growing Aggie-owned or led businesses that are in the 2022 Aggie 100 list include four former students from the Texas A&M School of Architecture.

Stop. Gather Critical Information. Proceed.

Flooding tops the list of natural hazards in the United States and many parts of the world. However, in an age when reams of data about almost everything are readily available, real-time flooding data and analysis still remains mostly a concept to first responders and the public.

Students visit architectural jewels in Dallas-Fort Worth

There are plenty of world class architectural treasures in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and more than 100 students in an environmental design studio took recent three-day field trip to see them firsthand, as well as visit some of the state's top design firms.

Leading healthcare facility designers share their wisdom in video series

Healthcare facility design has a major impact on everyone's health care experience, from newborns to patients at every stage of life, as well as the practitioners who provide care. For many years, leading healthcare facility designers, providers and administrators have shared their knowledge and experience with Texas A&M design students in the Architecture for Health Lecture Series, a long- running mainstay at the university’s School of Architecture.

Environmental design students propose concepts for a dynamic East Austin area and explore computational design

Environmental design students presented their design proposals for a rapidly transforming area near an East Austin light rail station and explored computational design.

Texas Target Communities helps provide award-winning plan

The comprehensive plan that was created in the collaboration between Caldwell’s residents, its municipal government, and Texas Target Communities earned a prestigious 2022 Texas Planning Award from the state chapter of the American Planning Association.

Architecture department to host Texas AIA reception in El Paso

Former architecture students and friends are invited to join former classmates and professors at the Aggie TxA Reception.

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!