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Dimensions, the student-produced journal of architecture at Michigan has published its 38th volume! In addition to Wallenberg, ASRG, Independent study and Thesis work, this year’s volume includes interviews with Ivi Diamantopoulou, Bjarke Ingels, Jaffer Kolb, Jimenez Lai, Pascale Sablan, Eyal Weizman. Architecture students, faculty, and staff are invited to celebrate the unveiling and pick up […]
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Barbara Bestor is the founding principal of Bestor Architecture, a Los Angeles–based practice shaping the identity of contemporary West Coast design. Her work spans experimental housing, cultural spaces, and adaptive reuse projects that embrace vibrant color, material inventiveness, and an openness to urban life. Bestor’s designs engage with Los Angeles’s unique architectural heritage while proposing […] |
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Taubman College is offering a virtual undergraduate portfolio workshop, especially targeted toward prospective undergraduate students interested in applying for the Bachelor of Science in Architecture program. This workshop is designed to help you: Understand what makes a successful architecture portfolio Learn about our portfolio guidelines for undergraduate applications Learn about the new Artist/Maker Statement requirement […] |
4 events,Honoring the Classes of 2015, 2000, and 1975 plus emeritus alumni, and the 2025 Outstanding Recent Graduate and Distinguished Alumnus winners
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What is required to approach the creation of performance, visual art, architecture, and design in a sustainable way? As climate change continues, how do artists, architects, and designers need to reconsider how they do their work? How might students incorporate environmental justice into their emerging artistry? In this interactive conversation, facilitated by UM Faculty Director […]
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Following the panel conversation, 'Artistic Approaches to Making an Environmentally Just World,' join us for a North Campus Faculty Climate Collective mixer. The event will include short, structured games as icebreakers and enable continued conversation about how climate work at U-M can be understood and fostered through strengthened social connectivity. The mixer begins at 3 […] 
The University of Michigan Real Estate Mentorship Program unlocks unparalleled opportunities, forging bonds between driven students and accomplished real estate leaders. Through hands-on, real-world guidance, students gain invaluable insights to launch standout careers, while mentors empower and inspire the future of the industry. Join a transformative journey where mentorship isn’t just a connection—it’s a catalyst […] |
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For each of the past ten years, the programs shared by the institutions studio have explored the multiple ways Institution buildings refer to attempts to improve the functioning of organizations by creating, strengthening or changing 'institutional software' – the way people relate to one another in the context of public action and public activities. This […]
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Counter mapping maps developed by the community members in Mexico City workshops will be exhibited in an open layout in the event space. Attendees of the event will participate in an informal and large-scale counter mapping workshop through a “blank” wall with information about Michigan’s history with water; here visitors can use the materials provided […]
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Neil Brenner is a leading critical urban theorist whose work bridges sociology, geography, design, and environmental studies. Known for developing the concept of planetary urbanization, his research challenges conventional definitions of the city and explores the global dynamics of urbanization, infrastructure, and ecological crisis. |
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We recognize that entry into graduate study in either planning or architecture is rarely intuitive, particularly for those without family, mentors, or peers in the profession. Throughout the hour, our goal is to help demystify the process in 3 segments: Applicant materials, Tips/Pitfalls in application preparation, how to address costs. Breakout sessions with current students […] |
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Join RPI for a casual tabling session in the Commons to design the next Radical Planning class! Feel free to drop in any time between 11am and 1pm. Come give your feedback on potential speakers, workshops, and themes. If you can't make it Wednesday, keep an eye out for the posters in Taubman, either in […]
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Design has long been a Detroit signature, and it is becoming a hallmark of the city’s East Side, where artists, architects, curators, planners, and entrepreneurs are building a vibrant cultural arts district. Anchored by The Shepherd, a new arts and culture institution in a refurbished church, the Little Village district hosts several arts organizations and businesses in […] |
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Florian Idenburg and Jing Liu co-founded the award-winning architecture firm SO–IL (Solid Objectives – Idenburg Liu) in 2008. Known for innovative, socially engaged design, their work spans housing, cultural institutions, and public spaces around the globe. The SO-IL lecture is an AIA-approved CE credit for architects. |
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Research and Creative Practice Pop-Up Lightning Talks: Africa Alliance + Heat, Health, and the Built Environment. Join Taubman College faculty for a series of short, big-picture talks highlighting research and creative practices connected to the Africa Alliance and Heat, Health, and the Built Environment research clusters. The session will feature lightning talks followed by open […]
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DK Osseo-Asare is a Ghanaian-American designer who collaborates with communities to craft material assemblies tuned for ecosocial resilience. He co-founded Low Design Office (LowDO), a transatlantic architecture studio known for innovative, place-based work. DK has led participatory design projects across West Africa. |
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Ever wonder what it’s like to work in real estate and are looking to take the first step? Are you curious about how to focus your UM education toward a career in real estate? If so, apply today for the opportunity to kick off your spring break and join a cohort of your peers on […]
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Join us for an introductory lesson covering the fundamentals of Rhino, where we’ll walk through key modeling tools and workflows essential for architectural design. Following the tutorial, we’ll transition into an overview of NCARB, discussing its purpose, requirements, and how to register for your official account. This session is perfect for students beginning their architecture […] |
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Join us to celebrate the Festival of Lights, Diwali, with a delicious spread of Indian food, bollywood beats, and fun activities! |
2 events,Please join us in the Commons for some free coffee (while supplies last) and an opportunity to meet with various program guests or student organization members.
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Deborah Moelis AIA is a Principal and a founding member of Handel Architects. She was the design principal of Sendero Verde, a 709-unit residential building in New York City, which opened in 2024 and is now the largest fully affordable Passive House building in the world. She has lectured extensively on the principles of Passive […] |
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Please join us for the Bachelor of Science in Architecture Transfer Open House. This in-person event is designed to engage undergraduate students who are currently enrolled at a community college or another college/university and are interested in transferring to study architecture at the University of Michigan. During this event you will have the opportunity to: […] Rebetiko draws on the tradition of Greek urban folk music to explore exile, migration, and cultural resilience, connecting historical trauma with contemporary experiences of displacement. A panel conversation will follow the performance, examining the themes in relation to today’s global migration and immigration policies. This event will be held at the Detroit Institute of Arts […] |
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Cooking Sections investigates the systems that shape the world through food, tracing the spatial, ecological, and political legacies of extractivism. Using site-responsive installations, performances, and video, their practice confronts the overlapping boundaries of art, architecture, ecology, and geopolitics. |
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Interested in learning about future NOMAS events? Or how to join a NOMAS committee? Or potentially winning an Amazon gift card? Come to our first GBM this semester! We hope to see you there! |
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TVLab is hosting its next Basic and Foundational Workshop. A beginner workshop in Blender led by Brendan Page: Intro to Blender, Texture, Rendering, and Physics-Based Forms Through Photogrammetry
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This documentary centers on Swedish architect Sigurd Lewerentz, a master ahead of his time. Mysterious and reclusive, his legacy is explored through newly discovered recordings, revealing his influence on Nordic architecture and unique blend of styles. |
1 event,An open discussion to explore and engage with the previous day’s screening of Lewerentz Divine Darkness (2024). The film’s director, Sven Blume, will be the guest speaker. |
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Are you interested in pursuing advanced research and a career in academia, policy, or planning practice? Join the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning for a virtual information session about our Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning program! This session will provide an overview of the program’s curriculum, research strengths, admissions process, funding opportunities, […]
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Support APX, the architecture fraternity, by stopping by and buying some spooky waffles. We'll have the original waffle, pumpkin waffles, red velvet waffles, and witch's brew waffles as well. There will also be a toppings station! |
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