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Flood damage remains a major threat in Texas as communities face aging infrastructure, limited funding and more frequent extreme weather.

Dr. Wei Yan serves as department interim head of architecture at Texas A&M, combining research and academic leadership excellence.

Discover how construction robotics is transforming the construction industry with automation, AI-powered tools, and advanced technologies like drones, 3D printing, and autonomous robots. Learn how these innovations enhance safety, productivity, and efficiency—while shaping the future of construction management.

Texas A&M Architecture renamed its Health Lecture Series to honor two pioneers in healthcare architecture and education.

Texas teens explore careers in climate resilience and disaster response at Camp DASH, a free summer academy at Texas A&M University.

Dr. Lingqian “Ivy” Hu begins her tenure as dean of Texas A&M’s College of Architecture, bringing vision and inclusive leadership.

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.

Dr. Patrick Suermann will conclude his term as interim dean of the Texas A&M College of Architecture after three years of leadership marked by academic growth, industry engagement, and expanded student opportunities.

Texas A&M’s College of Architecture unveiled its new Construction Field Lab at the RELLIS campus, offering hands-on learning and real-world experience.

Learn more about the tools and frameworks to help construction managers and construction project managers address and overcome these issues, but few are as widely known or respected as lean construction.