Architecture
Read the latest news related to the Department of Architecture.
Dr. Wei Yan serves as department interim head of architecture at Texas A&M, combining research and academic leadership excellence.
Texas A&M Architecture renamed its Health Lecture Series to honor two pioneers in healthcare architecture and education.
Texas A&M’s College of Architecture will host a one-day symposium in Houston on Aug. 1, 2025, exploring ICU design innovations aligned with new SCCM guidelines, featuring expert speakers, panel discussions, and facility tours.
Emma Johnson becomes the first in Texas to complete NCARB’s IPAL program at Texas A&M, accelerating her path to architectural licensure.
Explore how Texas A&M’s 26th Annual Historic Preservation Symposium tackled the future of heritage conservation through adaptive reuse, resilience, and interdisciplinary collaboration in a changing world.
At Texas A&M, architecture students reimagined Texas water towers as bold, multifunctional icons for 2050—blending climate resilience, community space, and environmental design.
Texas A&M architecture students presented final designs for a Women’s and Infants’ Health and Maternity Center in Rwanda’s Bugesera District, highlighting a semester-long global collaboration to improve maternal healthcare through sustainable, community-focused design.
A new endowed scholarship by Texas A&M alumnus Timothy Keneipp ’68 supports architecture students studying abroad.
Texas A&M architecture students explore traditional Japanese joinery through hands-on projects, bridging digital design and physical construction. The students developed precision wood joints, integrating craftsmanship, materiality and innovation to enhance architectural education.
Join the Texas A&M College of Architecture for the Spring 2025 Architecture Career Fair on Feb. 20-21. Network with top firms, explore job prospects, and showcase student work. Events include a Firm & Student Mixer at Langford A and the Career Fair at Kyle Field’s Hall of Champions.