Langford B
Langford B holds the Makerspace and the largest gathering spaces in the college where presentations, exhibits and events are often held.
The College of Architecture utilizes state-of-the-art facilities across the Langford Complex to support collaborative, hands-on learning. Resources include major presentation venues like the Preston Geren Auditorium and advanced fabrication labs such as the Makerspace. These spaces ensure students and faculty have modern environments for study, design, and innovation.
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Preston Geren Auditorium
The Preston Geren Auditorium hosts various large-scale events for the College of Architecture, accommodating up to 300 people. Equipped with a projector and on-stage screen, the two-story auditorium allows for large classes and has hosted movie screenings, hackathons, visiting lectures and celebrations.
Outside of the auditorium is an atrium where receptions, exhibits and student work showcases are held.
Makerspace
The Langford Makerspace is an open-use and general working area meant for students, faculty, and staff.
The Makerspace is a place for creatively making a project of almost any kind. We provide 3D printing services and equipment, including:
- FDM, SLA, and SLS 3D Printers
- Laser Cutting (see Laser Lounge for template)
- Workbenches with non-power tools
- Design Computer Stations
Living Wall
A living wall is installed on the southeast side of building B. The wall is made of automotive industry offal, or scrap metal, and houses native Texas plants in a unique framework that protects the building structure from damage that can be caused by vertical gardening. The living wall was developed in 2019 as an interdisciplinary project between architecture and landscape architecture. The pods and frame for the wall were created at the Automated Fabrication and Design Lab.
Two students working on the Living Wall at Texas A&M University.