College Culture
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Walking through campus with tools of the design trade
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Balloons decorate Langford A during the college's centennial celebration
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A bevy of balloons adorn Langford A during the Maroon is Green sustainable campus initiative kickoff
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Getting ready for Halloween
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Stabbed for Halloween
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Students at Architorture, sponsored by the Aggie chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students
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A Klingon at Architorture
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Marcel Marceau at Architorture
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A sinister figure ready for mischief at Architorture
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Rodney Hill, professor of architecture, at Architorture
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Architorture frivolity
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A dwelling at Shack-a-Thon designed and built by American Institute of Architecture Students
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The AIAS shack was a distinctive entry at 2008's Shack-a-Thon
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The breezy, informal interior of the AIAS "shack"
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Maroon is Green, a sustainable campus initiative, began in 2008
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Students plan the Maroon is Green kickoff
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Langford A during Earth Day/Maroon is Green 2009
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College students staffed booths at Earth Day/Maroon is Green
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Azimuth jam session by college blues players
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Mark Clayton, professor of architecture, during blues jam
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Douglas Wunneburger, senior lecturer of urban planning, gives the blues jam a brassy sound.
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Architecture and visualization students crafted the stage set and eye candy for this symphony performance
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Students paint as string quartet performs
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Student Patrick LeMieux channels the gods of rock
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The Flyers perform during Maroon is Green kickoff activitiess
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Traditional Indian music in Geren Auditoriums
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Traditional Indian music in Geren Auditorium
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Mariachis perform at Latino Dialogo, which identified Latino issues in urban planning
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A mural is created outside the Azimuth
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A lecturer is silhouetted during a presentation
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Former student Bryan Trubey, designer of Cowboys Stadium, lectures on campus
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Students listening to a lecture
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Videotaping a presentation of Indian music
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A bird's-eye view of a career fair
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Making a connection at a career fair
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Making contacts at a career fair
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Happiness at a career fair
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A firm handshake
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A corps member talks with possible employers
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Architecture, landscape architecture and construction science sponsor career fairs
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Seeking potential employers to make contact with
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Job talk
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Levity while moving between firm booths
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Learning about a firm
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On the phone during the career fair
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Getting information about the work world
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Students soak in job information
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Out and about between classes
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Mugging it up for the camera
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Studying underneath the trees
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Ready to receive the construction science graduation hard hat
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A batch of happy graduates
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Two generations of grads
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A great photo opportunity
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A graduate student receives her regalia
Abuzz with activity around the clock, the Langford Architecture Center is a second home to students pursing one of 14 degrees offered by the Texas A&M College of Architecture. In addition to facilitating academics, the college provides meeting space for more than 20 student organizations, concert events and career fairs. It also houses a library and maintains two fully equipped workshops - the woodshop in Langford B and the Digital Fabrication Facility at the college's 12-acre Architecture Ranch located at Texas A&M's Riverside Campus.
