Since its founding, the College of Architecture has been extending its reach beyond the classroom. Through academic pursuit, outreach initiatives and alumni engagement, we fulfill our commitment to leave a lasting impact on the Texas A&M community, the state of Texas and the world.

Measuring Impact

Texas Target Communities
430,000+ Hours served, turning classroom knowledge into real-world solutions.
Data collected by TxTC from 2013-2025.
Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center
$13 million in total grant funding has been awarded to Texas A&M University.
HRRC collected this data from 2018-2022.
Center for Housing and Urban Development
$68.57 million in total research and project funding.
CHUD collected this from 2011-2018.

Scholarly Work

Stock photography shoot for Texas A&M Health on Thursday, May 16, 2024, at the Health Professionals Education Building in Bryan, Texas. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M University Division of Marketing & Communications)

Research

Discovery is fundamental to our mission. The College of Architecture creates and disseminates new information to have a positive impact on people, places, and processes.

Discover our Innovative Research
A Landscape Architecture student at Texas A&M meticulously adds miniature trees and vegetation to a terraced site topography model in a sunlit studio.

Student Work

At Texas A&M University, students lead with groundbreaking research and win awards for their original creations. View their work to see the innovation and creativity.

Explore Student Work
An exterior view of Scoates Hall in College Station.

Centers, Institutes & Outreach

As a triple-grant institution, the Texas A&M University College of Architecture runs active research centers to advance knowledge in planning, design, and construction.

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Featured Research

Members of the New Taipei City Fire Department in uniform stand with Texas A&M faculty and staff in front of a Texas A&M flag, two of them holding open folders with signed documents.

The Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center was founded in 1988 to study what disaster research largely overlooked: how communities reduce risk and how they rebuild.

Members of Texas Target Communities gather around a table to review planning documents.

The Texas A&M program pairs students and faculty with communities that lack the staff or budget to plan ahead, including Ingram, a Kerr County town hit by back-to-back floods.

A speaker discussing a presentation on stage with a monitor and a large screen behind them.

The College of Architecture hosted the inaugural two-day event, which examined how artificial intelligence is reshaping architecture, engineering and construction.

COSC Career Fair 2025.

Advisory Councils

The College of Architecture’s Advisory Council is typically composed of distinguished alumni, industry leaders, and professionals who provide strategic guidance and support to the Dean and college administration on curriculum, research, and future planning.

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