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Architecture career fair attracts local firms

Students in the Department of Architecture will have an opportunity for internships and jobs at the Architecture Industry Advisory Council Career Fair on September 20, 2024 where 23 firms from the architecture industry will visit campus.

Biography of Jonathan King, HAIA

Professor of Architecture, Foundation Executive Jonathan King, HAIA, was born in New York City in 1925, attended the Lincoln School of Teachers College and graduated from Columbia College, Columbia University in 1949, after serving in the United States Army in the Philippines during World War II. His father was Gordon C. King, a writer, and his mother Carol Weiss King,…

College of Architecture faculty launch Texas A&M Digital Twin project to optimize campus using data

Texas A&M University will soon have a "digital twin" of its College Station campus.

Dr. Phil Lewis selected for SEC Academic Leadership Development Program

Dr. Phil Lewis, interim head of Texas A&M's Construction Science Department, has been named an SEC Academic Leadership Development Program fellow for his leadership and contributions, including developing new academic programs and increasing enrollment.

App developed by graduate student aims to help preserve African-American cemeteries

Jennifer Blanks is the lead developer of a cemetery assessment and registry app.

Phillip Williams

Philip Williams graduated from Oklahoma State University with a Master’s in Architecture in 1957. His thesis was entitled, “An Urban Redevelopment for Oklahoma City.” The same year, he joined the Oklahoma branch office of CRS and became associate partner of the firm in 1966. As a senior vice-president of the firm, Williams oversaw many of the campus and city planning…

Wallie Scott

Wallie Scott was a student of Bill Caudill at Texas A&M. Upon his graduation with a Bachelor’s in Architecture in 1947, he joined the fledgling firm of Caudill Rowlett, Architects. In 1948, when Scott became a partner, the firm’s name became Caudill Rowlett Scott, Architects. Scott developed the team concept of CRS through direct action with clients and through the…

John Rowlett

John Rowlett graduated from the University of Texas with degrees in education and architecture. He first met Bill Caudill, a colleague, while serving as an architecture professor at Texas A&M before World War II. After returning from the service, Caudill and Rowlett implemented plans to open an architecture firm. In March of 1946, the two professors opened Caudill and Rowlett,…

A hub for innovation: Texas A&M’s Makerspace empowers students to bring ideas to life

From laser cutting to 3D printing, the Innovation Hub-Makerspace at Texas A&M University is designed to be a vibrant hub for creativity. Open to all students, this state-of-the-art facility offers a unique environment designed to foster innovation, learning and hands-on development. The Makerspace provides an opportunity for academic and research pursuits. Undergraduate research students, like Roman Venegas, have found…

William Merriweather Peña

William Merriweather Peña was born to a prominent family in Laredo, Texas, and graduated from high school in 1937. During World War II, he was honored for his military service in the U.S. Army with a bronze star and purple heart. At Texas A&M University, Peña studied under William Wayne Caudill. In 1948, he graduated with a B.S. in architecture…