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APLA Study Abroad Programs Provide Students Fantastic Learning Experiences
Several groups of students and faculty traveled to Japan, Scandinavia, Barcelona and beyond as part of APLA's study abroad programs.
CADC Promotion and Tenure 2023
CADC is proud to announce that the following faculty members have received promotion and tenure, effective Fall 2023. We celebrate your hard work and achievements!
CADC Offers Architecture Courses Focused on Mass Timber
This past fall, CADC began offering coursework in mass timber, a rapidly growing technology being used in the design and construction fields.
Alumni Spotlight: Brittany Foley
An expert in historic preservation, APLA alum Brittany Foley leads the adaptive reuse sector at design firm Williams Blackstock Architects in Birmingham.
Architecture Students Win Museum of Outdoor Arts Competition
Fifth year architecture students Tanmay Shetty and Daniel Mejia were awarded first place in the Museum of Outdoor Arts’ 2022 Design and Build Competition.
Professor of Practice Tom Chung’s Firm Wins Multiple Design Awards
Congratulations to Professor of Practice Tom Chung and Leers Weinzapfel Associates on winning a 2022 World Architecture News Gold Award and being named Best of Practice in 2022 by Architect’s Newspaper.
Architecture Program Announces Inaugural Bob & Sherry Faust Distinguished Lecture
APLA is pleased to announce that the inaugural Bob & Sherry Faust Distinguished Lecture will be held on Wednesday, March 22, at the Gogue Performing Arts Center.
Student Spotlight: Molly Campbell
When Molly Campbell graduates from CADC this May, she will have a Bachelor of Architecture, minors in Business and Environmental Design and the LEED Green Associate credential.
Alumni Spotlight: Jeremy Cutts ’10
Jeremy Cutts is an architect, a devoted volunteer and a leader in his field, and in 2021, he was named the winner of Alabama AIA's Young Architect Award.
APLA Study Abroad Programs Offer Diverse Options for International Travel
Students in Auburn’s School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture expanded their worldviews this year as they took advantage of three different study abroad programs.