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Planning professor developing resources to help small Gulf Coast communities deal with growing natural hazards 

Texas A&M urban planning associate professor Andrew Rumbach is studying the development of climate change-related planning tools tailored to help these towns.

Computer Requirements

The School of Architecture requires all students to have a personal laptop. This laptop is required to perform classroom activities based on the courses taken. Make sure you buy a computer that meets the requirements for your degree program.

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. 

Bright Lights, Big Impact

Texas A&M construction science graduate Jordan Maywald hopes to make the world a brighter place through his talent for holiday lighting design.

Creative work conjured by Viz students displayed at Viz-a-GoGo 29

Viz-a-GoGo 29 filled the Rudder Theatre Exhibit Hall with the spring 2020 creative work of visualization students.

Langford Living Wall restocked with greenery by students and professors

The green is back at the Langford Living Wall, as students and landscape architecture faculty Bruce Dvorak and Tom Woodfin stocked its modules with native plants during the waning days of the spring 2022 semester.

MUP Measures of Student Achievement

The Planning Accreditation Board requires this information be posted for the Texas A&M University Master of Urban Planning program. Find more information on the PAB here. Strategic Plan The Master of Urban Planning program developed a strategic plan for the years 2019-2024. A new strategic plan being developed and will be adopted Spring of…

Applied Learning through Service

We partner with communities to complete projects that have a real impact. In doing so, we serve the people of Texas, emphasizing work with low-capacity or non-profit groups. These projects allow our professional faculty to guide students as they address current problems in their field. Students apply what they’ve learned in the classroom to real world problems. Plans for Real…

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