This article originally appeared @THEU. Please click here to read the publication. Design Build Utah The DesignBuildUTAH program at the University of Utah College of Architecture + Planning engages students in design and construction projects, applying foundational knowledge obtained in the classroom to real-world projects through two experiences: DesignBuildUTAH@Bluff in the Navajo Nation and […]
Read MoreSamantha Eddy (Senior in the School of Architecture), Kassie John (Senior in the Division of Multi-Disciplinary Design), Shundana Yusaf (Associate Professor of Architectural History and Theory), and Tonia Sing Chi (Adjunct faculty in Architecture & Peripheral Office), are one of ten winning teams of the Monument Lab Re-generation cohort for 2021-2022 award of $100,000 with […]
Read MoreShundana Yusaf, Associate Professor of Architectural History and Theory, gave a plenary talk at the Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century Society’s Annual Conference 2022 held in Salt Lake City. The conference was hosted by the University of Utah College of Humanities in collaboration with Brigham Young University. Shundana’s paper, titled Excavating for Women’s Footsteps in Pakistan: A […]
Read MoreVisiting Assistant Professor Ezgi Bay participated at the ARCC-EAAE International Conference, Resilient City: Physical, Social, and Economic Perspectives. Hosted by the Florida International University in Miami from March 2-5, 2022, this conference brought together over 300 participants from 29 countries and included three days of research presentations. Dr. Bay presented her paper “The Impact of […]
Read MoreAIA Utah Podcast launched its third episode on Building Resilience, which was hosted by Bryan Markkanen, Megan Recher and University of Utah’s Associate Professor Jörg Rügemer in conversation with Prof. Dr. Ajla Akšamija. Dr. Akšamija is the Chair and Professor at the School of Architecture at the University of Utah. Prior to this role, she was […]
Read MoreEzgi Bay, Visiting Assistant Professor at the School of Architecture, has published an article for the Journal of Building Engineering, evaluating natural ventilation strategies for historic buildings in hot and humid climates. The goal of this research was to determine which natural ventilation scenario delivers the most adequate indoor environmental conditions for occupant comfort, preservation of artwork, […]
Read MoreAssociate Professor Jörg Rügemer received the 2022 ACSA Design Build Award for the Kunga Accessory Dwelling Unit, which was completed in the Fall of 2020. This project was the inaugural project for the DesignUTAH@SLC program. The ACSA Design Build Award recognizes projects that demonstrate how faculty, students, and schools work to realize design-build projects. The […]
Read MoreWe invite you to register and attend the following three public lectures below: March 21 / 4: 00 PM MST JENNIFER NEWSOM AIA, LEED AP, NOMA, NCARB Dream the Combine / Cornell University Register Here! March 30 / 4: 00 PM MST GABRIELLE BULLOCK FAIA, NOMAC, IIDA, LEED AP Perkins & Will Register […]
Read MoreAssistant Professor Michael Abrahamson published a bibliographic article about the twentieth-century US architect Albert Kahn as part of the Oxford Bibliographies on Architecture Planning and Preservation. Following the unusual format of this distinctive publication, Abrahamson has categorized and summarized nearly 100 sources discussing the work of Kahn and his firm. In concert with dozens of […]
Read MoreOn January 9, University of Utah alum George (Jud) Daniels, FAIA and co-founder of Salt Lake City-based architectural design firm EDA, passed away at age 94. Daniels helped introduce architectural modernism to Utah. “Jud’s influence still resonates today,” said EDA Managing Principal Thomas Brennan. “As heirs to the firm that he and Ralph Edwards founded, […]
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