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Dial Named to ASLA’s Women of Color Licensure Advancement Program
The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has included Auburn alumnus Alexandria Dial in its inaugural class of the Women of Color Licensure Advancement Program.
APLA Spring 2022 Awards Day: Scholarships
APLA completed spring semester 2022 with its annual awards day celebration. Congratulations, students!
APLA Spring 2022 Awards Day: Writing & Book Awards
Spring awards day presents students with scholarships, faculty recognition for studio achievement, writing, and research. Annual competition winners are announced as well.
Designing Women
Every semester different ARCH 3700 Seminar in History and Theory courses are taught and architecture students must complete at least one prior to graduation.
Landscape Architecture Professors Research Collaboration Recognized
Landscape faculty collaboration recognized for years of research on Alabama Meadows project.
CADC Faculty Assist Lee County Remembrance Project
Several faculty members from Auburn’s College of Architecture, Design and Construction collaborated with the Lee County Remembrance Project on the development of a historical marker commemorating racial violence and injustice in Lee County.
Landscape Architecture Professor’s Research Expands the Scope of Coastal Infrastructure Design
Buoyed by a renewed grant from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Assistant Professor Rob Holmes and his team are committed to delivering economic, social and environmental benefits through research that focuses on innovative design concepts for water-related infrastructure.
2021 Building Technology Educators’ Society Conference
BTES invites attendees to step Out of Bounds, into disciplines outside their own, examining impacts outside their purview to better understand the role buildings play in supply chain and become more attuned educators of building technology.
MLA Studio III Collaborates with Davis Arboretum
View work from the 2020 fall semester MLA III studio.
CADC Students and Faculty Create Signage for Graham Farm and Nature Center
Students of CADC faculty members Rob Holmes and Robert Finkel have been working with Graham Farm and Nature Center in Jackson County, Alabama, to develop interpretive signage.