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Student groups from the structures class build 4 ft high wooden towers and load test them to find the ultimate capacity. There will be about 25 groups in the class, each testing their tower by loading it with steel weights until failure.
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Join us at the AGORA Journal of Urban Planning & Design Thrift Social! Shop clothes and accessories (all under $15), create a custom fabric book cover for your favorite hardcover design or planning book, and gather in a relaxed space to connect. |
2 events,The Doctoral Colloquium highlights research from architecture PhD faculty and students. Each public seminar features two presenters who will introduce their articles, followed by open discussion, and refreshments.
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AIAS and the Career and Professional Development Team are bringing in a NCARB professional to discuss accreditation, AXP hours, ARE exams, and the path to licensure! This event is aimed to all students at all levels, from those who are interested in the idea of getting licensed to those who are actively pursuing it. |
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Join us for a special screening and conversation exploring textile designs, cultural practices and storytelling with Zainab Bello, 2026 Taubman Africa Alliance and U-M African Presidential Scholar. Through her films Mud Houses in Zaria and Kofar Mata Dye Pit, Zainab engages themes of identity, heritage, and reclamation, highlighting how indigenous knowledge systems – particularly those […] |
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Come attend a Community Engagement Workshop that partners University of Michigan Architecture, Planning, LSA, and Social Work students in dialogue with philanthropic and civic leaders throughout Detroit. Developed by students in the 2026 Egalitarian Metropolis colloquium and directed by instructors Leigh House and Dr. Craig Wilkins, the Philanthropy and Civic Empowerment Along the Joe Louis […] |
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This talk explores how architectural form is perceived by both human and artificial intelligence. It investigates how spatial qualities such as pattern, geometry, and complexity register as stress, calm, or beauty, and how these effects can be studied through AI-driven simulation. It also reflects on the ethical implications of modeling perception in architectural design.
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This occasion will provide newly admitted freshman students in architecture or urban technology an excellent opportunity to meet with faculty and students, and to learn more about what we do here. For Admitted Students – Invitation Only |
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The Run for Avalon is a 5k run/walk benefiting Avalon Housing organized by Alpha Rho Chi - Iktinos Chapter, a professional architecture fraternity at the University of Michigan. We are partnering with Avalon Housing, which is a community leader in providing equitable housing in Washtenaw County, aligning with our belief in the impact of the […] |
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2 events,The Doctoral Colloquium highlights research from architecture PhD faculty and students. Each public seminar features two presenters who will introduce their articles, followed by open discussion, and refreshments.
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Join us for our final GBM of the year, where we will hold elections, recap our year, and end with an ice cream social! |
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The purpose of the Career Pathways Panel is to broaden awareness of the professional opportunities available to architecture students and the many skills that their multifaceted curriculum has afforded them. The panel seeks to invite panelists who have a background in or adjacent to architecture and are working professionally in the AEC (Architecture Engineering Construction) […] |
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Using the Exporting Aesthetics exhibition, this talk shows how datasets, prompts, and feedback loops can determine form before conventional design intent appears. It reframes authorship as building constraints and selection logic, then maps the impacts on workflows, accountability, and practice.
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This occasion will provide newly admitted freshman students in architecture or urban technology an excellent opportunity to meet with faculty and students, and to learn more about what we do here. For Admitted Students – Invitation Only |
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This occasion will provide newly admitted freshman students in architecture or urban technology an excellent opportunity to meet with faculty and students, and to learn more about what we do here. For Admitted Students – Invitation Only |
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The Michigan Model for Siting Renewable Energy: Policy, Implementation, and Impacts will examine how renewable energy siting policy moves from concept to practice, using Michigan’s experience as a case study with national relevance. The event will be emceed by Sarah Mills, director of the University of Michigan’s Center for EmPowering Communities and associate professor of […] |
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This occasion will provide newly admitted freshman students in architecture or urban technology an excellent opportunity to meet with faculty and students, and to learn more about what we do here. For Admitted Students – Invitation Only |
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NOMAS is hosting TheraPaws as part of their De-Stress Week, bringing therapy dogs to Taubman. Come by the Commons to play with some cute dogs to lift spirits. Snacks will be provided. |
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This occasion will provide newly admitted freshman students in architecture or urban technology an excellent opportunity to meet with faculty and students, and to learn more about what we do here. For Admitted Students – Invitation Only |
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