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The Langford buildings were abuzz with artistic visions as visualization students displayed their work at the 2021 Viz Fall Show.

Priya Jain traces the architectural impact of immigrant culture and learns what buildings are significant to individual cultures.

Deidra D. Davis is part of a team of researchers that aim in part to teach students how to advocate for healthy environments.

“Green” roof designs reduce climate change and make cities more sustainable, said Bruce Dvorak, associate professor of landscape architecture.

Susanneh Bieber researches the relationship between public art and the female impact.

Designs for structures for an organic, self-sustaining farm system in Cambodia were created this fall by environmental design students led by Julie Rogers.

Laredo residents relate how the Texas A&M Colonias Program enhances the quality of life for her, her family, and colonias residents.

Jorge A. Venegas, dean of the College of Architecture since 2009, will remain with the university and Patrick C. Suermann will serve as acting dean.

The E-Quad, designed by Coleman & Associates, is a short walk across Ross St. from Langford C. Coleman is an Outstanding Alumna of the College of Architecture.

Between 1865 and 1930, formerly enslaved people in Texas founded hundreds of communities now known as Texas Freedom Colonies.