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Bridging the Divide: Building Resilient and Sustainable Communities in an Era of Extreme Weather

As hurricane season begins, the threat of extreme weather is top of mind for many communities. But for Dr. Manish K. Dixit, the challenge isn’t just preparing for the next storm; it’s building in a way that protects both people and the planet. Dixit, an associate professor in the Department of Construction Science at Texas A&M University, is working to…

Texas A&M Graduate Becomes First in Texas to Complete NCARB’s Integrated Path to Architectural Licensure Program

Texas A&M University former student Emma Johnson has made history as the first person in Texas to complete the Integrated Path to Architectural Licensure (IPAL) program.  IPAL is an accelerated licensure track developed by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Becoming a licensed architect traditionally takes over 13 years on average, according to…

Spring 2025 Dean’s list announced

Congratulations to our Spring 2025 Dean’s List honorees—students who demonstrated exceptional academic performance by earning a GPA of 3.75 or higher, with no grade below a C, in accordance with Texas A&M’s Student Rule 11.

Beatriz Watanabe: Designing Healing Landscapes at Texas A&M  

From urban spaces to healthcare facilities, Beatriz Watanabe is creating a future where nature heals.   At Texas A&M University, Beatriz Watanabe, a second-year Master of Landscape Architecture student, is driven by a profound desire to create spaces that nurture well-being. Her vision extends beyond the aesthetics, focusing on designing healing environments that reconnect people with nature, particularly within healthcare settings.  …

Construction Risk Management: Key Strategies for Construction Teams

Risk affects every aspect of construction. No construction project can be completely free of risk — there is always the potential for unexpected delays, material delays, or supply chain disruptions. These issues cannot be entirely avoided, but they can be carefully managed to limit the impact on construction project outcomes. While risk management shares key similarities across many fields, there are…

Urban Planning Professional Advisory Council (PLANPAC)

The Urban Planning Professional Advisory Council (PLANPAC) connects our program with industry leaders. The council consists of industry professionals in the design, planning and development fields. All members share a common interest in developing high-quality, functional, and sustainable environments. The PLANPAC assists the urban planning programs in addressing issues related to improving human environments, natural environments, and education.  PLANPAC Members…

Future-Proof: 26th Annual CHC Symposium pursues preservation in a fast moving world

The Center for Heritage Conservation (CHC) at the Texas A&M College of Architecture hosted its 26th Annual Historic Preservation Symposium, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities shaping today’s rapidly evolving field of heritage conservation. Titled Future-Proof: Evolving Heritage Conservation, the event focused on interdisciplinary approaches to conservation, examining how traditional practices are being adapted to meet the demands of…

Developmental Industry Advisory Council (MLPD DIAC)

The Development Industry Advisory Council (DIAC) supports the Master of Land and Property Development (MLPD) program within the College of Architecture’s Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning.  DIAC members participate in program management, fund scholarships, and provide guidance to students. With a DIAC membership, you’ll have priority access to our outstanding current students and graduates. Upon graduation, MLPD students…

Texas A&M’s Century Tree Gets New Life Through Successful Cloning

A new chapter in Texas A&M University’s history has begun with the successful cloning of the iconic Century Tree. This live oak has long stood as a symbol of strength, stability and enduring tradition on campus.  The project, conceived through a collaboration between university staff and industry experts, aims to preserve and protect the legacy of the beloved tree, known…

Landscape Architecture Professional Advisory Board (LAND PAB)

The Landscape Architecture Professional Advisory Board (PAB) consists of former students and professionals in areas allied with landscape architecture. The board supports the landscape architecture programs by: Hosting workshops and lectures at the college Supporting the landscape architecture career fair Assisting students in finding intern positions and professional employment Recommending professional development training and continuing education Reviewing the landscape architecture…