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You’re invited to the Aggie AIA reception June 7 in San Francisco!

Join architecture former students, administrators and faculty at the annual Aggie AIA reception 7-9 p.m. June 8 at the Grand Hyatt San Francisco, 345 Stockton St. RSVP by May 31 to attend the reception, which takes place on the first day of the AIA’s Conference on Architecture in San Francisco.

Centers, Institutes & Outreach

Centers Centers are interdisciplinary, collaborative groups focused largely on externally supported research or educational activities. Participants come from multiple disciplines, typically within the school. CRS Center…

Online Master of Science in Construction Management Admission Requirements

Online Master of Science in Construction Management

View previous item View next item Image carousel. Use arrow keys to navigate. Online Master of Science in Construction Management The online Master of Science in Construction Management program at Texas A&M University innovates on traditional construction methods. This competitive, multidisciplinary program allows anyone around the world…

Students weave empathy into designs for a mausoleum

Graduate architecture students at Texas A&M who are designing a 30,000 square-foot mausoleum for a class project are learning not only to create designs that meet structure accreditation and accessibility requirements, they’re weaving empathy into their designs. Architects can design better spaces if they put themselves in the shoes of people who they’ll likely never meet — people who…

Emergency management pros choose hazard center scholars’ projects for funding

A group of expert emergency management professionals, who plan and lead natural disaster and emergency response at all levels of government, have chosen to fund six research proposals by scholars affiliated with the Hazard Reduction Recovery Center, Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning, and Texas Target Communities.

Students’ sustainable home design advances to finals in national contest

A design that relies primarily on the sun, wind and natural light to provide a comfortable interior environment earned a “finalist” designation for a group of students from all three School of Architecture departments who are competing in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon attached housing category. In mid-April 2023, the students, led by Dr. Liliana…

Educational Group Visit

The College of Architecture can provide tours for K–12 schools or programs and 2- and 4-year institutions. Fill out the form below to request an educational group visit. Educational Group Visit Request Form for K–12 schools or programs and 2-year and 4-year institutions to request a tour or visit to the College of Architecture. School/Program Name…

Small towns have envisioned bright futures for 30 years with help from Texas Target Communities

For 30 years, Texas A&M graduate urban planning students have helped small Texas communities realize brighter futures by partnering with them to create plans that improve their economic and cultural destinies, and their resilience to the growing threat of natural hazards such as flooding and hurricanes.

Urban planning professor heads new, digital lab to test growth and natural hazard scenarios

An era of “big data” related to urban infrastructure is well underway. Scholars in a new lab at Texas A&M are creating digital “twins” — models of cities and regions — to test existing and future scenarios for urban planning methods that foster efficient urban growth and resilience to hurricanes, flooding and other natural hazards.