James Michael Tate poses for a portrait in front of a building being constructed with cross laminated timber.

Texas A&M is pioneering sustainable architecture with mass timber, using locally sourced cross-laminated timber to innovate building design.

A master plan redesign for Hensel Park rendered by Texas A&M College of Architecture student Na Wang.

Texas A&M student Na Wang’s Hensel Park redesign promotes healthy aging and intergenerational living, earning her a prestigious ASLA award.

Close up of a construction workers analyzing blueprint on construction site

Discover what a construction manager does, key skills, career paths, and how Texas A&M's online master’s can advance your future in construction management.

A modern building with a wood-accented black facade, near vineyards with mountains in the background.

Texas A&M Architecture students will gain hands-on mass timber experience to shape sustainable architecture education.

Four campers sketch designs together in a sunlit studio.

Explore architecture, design, planning and construction careers at Texas A&M’s immersive summer camp for high school students.

Century Tree at Texas A&M University on April 19, 2022. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M University Division of Marketing & Communications)

Texas A&M University has successfully cloned the iconic Century Tree, producing more than 40 rooted saplings to preserve the genetic heritage of the beloved campus landmark.

A group of students worked at the College Station, TX COLLAB event.

A groundbreaking collaboration between Texas A&M and UT Austin planning students, COLLAB fosters innovative solutions to Texas' urban growth challenges. This student-led event features expert speakers, hands-on workshops, and team-based problem-solving, shaping the future of sustainable development.

Construction manager with group.

Deciding between a career as a construction manager or general contractor? Learn about these roles and how a construction management degree can help you succeed.

Student working on Japanese Joinery Project.

Texas A&M architecture students explore traditional Japanese joinery through hands-on projects, bridging digital design and physical construction. The students developed precision wood joints, integrating craftsmanship, materiality and innovation to enhance architectural education.

A portrait of Phil Lewis.

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.