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Annual Awards Ceremony Honors CADC Community
The College of Architecture, Design and Construction (CADC) recognized excellence, leadership and commitment during its annual awards ceremony held on April 3, 2025.
CADC Faculty Receive 2025 Promotion and Tenure
CADC is proud to announce that the following faculty members have received promotion and tenure, effective Fall 2025.
APLA Hosts Third Annual Bob & Sherry Faust Distinguished Lecture
On Wednesday, March 26, the Auburn University School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture (APLA) hosted the third annual Bob & Sherry Faust Distinguished Lecture at The Hotel at Auburn University.
Rebuilding the Dream: Designing & Building Affordable Communities
The School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture is changing the way the world is built, one project at a time.
Spring Career Fairs Open Doors for Students and Industry Professionals
It’s no surprise that career fairs are valuable for students and companies alike, creating pathways for career growth and talent acquisition.
Environmental Design Alumna Embraces Power of Interdisciplinary Thinking
Margo Flores ’24 was initially drawn to Auburn’s Environmental Design (ENVD) program because of its interdisciplinary, multifaceted approach.
Showcase 2025: Spotlighting creative scholarship on campus
A video game about conservation efforts on the Gulf Coast. A dress that’s a mashup of Harley-Davidson and Dior. An Art Deco-style lamp crafted with sustainable materials. A classical music album inspired by Alabama’s cultural history. Design plans for a house that can withstand a 8.0 magnitude earthquake.
Weekend Workshop Explores Design and Technology
When planning for Urban Studio’s permanent home in the former Hood-McPherson building, Director Alex Krumdieck ’86 knew one of the important aspects of the new space would be to inspire interdisciplinary collaboration within the College of Architecture, Design and Construction (CADC).
Better than AI: Artificial intelligence + humans
Artificial intelligence (AI) is all the rage these days, but some Auburn University faculty believe the term “collective intelligence” may actually better describe the interactions between humans and computers.
Auburn alums looking to change world one seed at a time
Dale and Angela Speetjens are working to change the world.