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End of Year Success

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The End of Year Show was a memorable celebration of creativity and achievement.The architecture building came to life with an impressive array of student displays, highlighting the dedication and innovation of our emerging architects. The evening also recognized outstanding achievements with a special awards ceremony. More than just a showcase, this event offered family, friends, […]

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Dr. Ajla Aksamija Invited to Present at the BEC-UT/AIA Utah COTE Spring Symposium

Categories: News, Spring 2025

The School of Architecture is pleased to share information about the BEC-UT/AIA Utah COTE Spring Symposium. Dr. Ajla Aksamija will present at the Symposium on May 9, 2025, from 9 am to 12 pm. The event is free, but registration is required: https://aiautah.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1956472. You are all invited to attend this exciting event. COTEBEC Spring Symposium Flyer

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Celebrating Anne Mooney

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We celebrate Anne G. Mooney, Principle and Architect at Saprano+Mooney and beloved Professor here at our college, for her continued impact on the architectural field! Anne was recently featured in The New York Times for her firm’s stunning modernist home in Park City, Utah, with their work being credited for bringing greater recognition and appreciation […]

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CA+P 2025 Research Symposium

Categories: News, Spring 2025

The College of Architecture and Planning is pleased to invite you to us for the CA+P 2025 Research Symposium. The upcoming CA+P Research Symposium will be held on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. In addition to faculty presenters from every department, the College is excited to have Professor Alenka Poplin from Iowa State University join us as […]

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SoA Spring 2025 Lecture Series – Master Plan: Soft Power and the Politics of Architectural Expertise

Categories: News, Spring 2025

Joss Kiely (University of Cincinnati) and Michael Abrahamson (University of Utah) will present their collaborative architectural history book project Master Plan: Soft Power and the Politics of Architectural Expertise on Friday, February 7 as part of the School of Architecture Spring 2025 lecture series. Their book investigates master plans designed by architects in the postwar United […]

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