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Construction Industry Trends: The Future of Construction Management

Embracing the Future of Construction Management: Innovations Worth Exploring Construction management is a quickly growing field that shows great promise, especially given the unprecedented demand in the construction industry at large — as well as the rapidly advancing technologies and methodologies that can help resolve the field’s most difficult challenges. However, as new solutions emerge, the role of the construction manager will…

Kevin Gustavus Appointed Assistant Dean for Business Services

Kevin Gustavus has been appointed the new Assistant Dean for Business Services in the Texas A&M University College of Architecture. In his new role, Gustavus will oversee the day-to-day business operations for the college, ensuring that faculty, staff and students have the resources they need to thrive.

Innovations Hubs

The College of Architecture at Texas A&M University is committed to fostering innovation and hands-on learning through its network of cutting-edge fabrication facilities. These spaces, strategically located across campus, provide students, faculty, and researchers with the tools and resources necessary to bring their design visions to life. From large-scale prototyping to intricate woodworking, the labs are designed to support a…

Surgical Spaces Reimagined

Graduate architecture students are reimagining surgical environments through innovative operating room designs. Using full-scale mock-ups and scenario simulations, the students tested layouts, advanced technologies and workflows aimed at improving efficiency, safety and patient care.

Phil Lewis named head of construction science at Texas A&M

Dr. Phil Lewis has officially been named head of the Department of Construction Science at Texas A&M University after serving as interim for nearly three years. Lewis has spearheaded key initiatives, including launching a Ph.D. program, expanding enrollment and creating an online Master's in Construction Management.

Prepare for Industry Challenges with a Construction Management Degree

How an MS in Construction Management Prepares You for Industry Challenges The construction industry is in the midst of an exciting period of growth. Spurred by unprecedented demand in the housing market, the industry has the power to address some of the greatest concerns of our time, like the need for affordable housing, along with the desire to alleviate rental market pressures.

Speedrunning a master’s degree

First online master’s of construction science program grad finishes 2-year program in 18 months Justin Miller ’24, will soon cross the stage as the first graduate of Texas A&M University’s new Online Master of Science in Construction Management program, a degree path created for busy professionals who want to earn a graduate degree without leaving their industry jobs. The program…

From Kindergarten to Construction Science

Childhood friends cross the stage together as new grads What started sixteen years ago in a kindergarten classroom at James Williams Elementary School in Katy, Texas, has blossomed into a tight-knit friendship and brotherhood for three Texas A&M University students. Ethan Booth ’24, Ross Mackey ’24 and Sage Salverino ’24, now adults, are both roommates and classmates in the College…

Dean’s College Advisory Board Adds New Industry Experts

The Dean’s Advisory Board (DAB12) brings together distinguished alumni and industry professionals to support and shape the future of the College of Architecture through their expertise and dedication.

How to Become a Construction Manager

Looking to advance your career in the construction industry? Do you aspire to take on a leadership role where you can oversee and inspire entire construction teams? Then working as a construction manager could be a suitable fit for you. So, how long does it take to become a construction manager — and what steps are required to qualify for this kind of…