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Interested in exploring a career in real estate or learning how to shape your U-M experience toward the industry? Apply to join the Real Estate Academy, hosted by Related Companies in partnership with the U-M Weiser Center for Real Estate. Supported by the Blau Initiative for Early Career Advancement in Real Estate and Infrastructure, this […] Theo De Meyer lives and works in Ghent, Belgium. De Meyer moves between architecture, design and the arts, often reconciling the various disciplines in his projects. He plays with context and scale, interprets and transforms, creating new worlds from the act of building. In addition to his work as an architect, he also teaches, with […] |
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1 event,Laura Allen and Mark Smout focus on how the dynamic relationship between the natural and the manmade can be revealed to enhance the experience of the architectural landscape. Their work takes two routes - architectural competitions and conceptual design projects - and often focuses on resilience, long-term sustainability, and navigating the complexities of the natural […] |
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The Collectives studio presents Rutger Huiberts from MVRDV's New York office, who will share ideas on the firm's key recurring themes about housing and the collective. Housing has played a key role since MVRDV was founded in 1991, with projects that respect the human scale, and are flexible, diverse, innovative, sustainable, social, affordable, and exciting—ranging […] |
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This talk connects today’s AI style practices, from prompted imitation to style transfer, with long debates about style in art and cultural theory. It asks what style means in AI systems and what that means for humanistic, social, and technical research. |
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1 event,Farzin Lotfi-Jam’s work explores the politics of technology and cities. From modeling the control matrices of smart cities to spatializing the cultural logics of new media, his individual and collaborative projects are research-based and multimediatic. He is the director of Farzin Farzin, an interdisciplinary design studio working across architecture, urbanism, computation and media. |
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This information session invites Taubman College students to learn more about a paid leadership opportunity as an Orientation Leader. Orientation Leaders help students navigate New Student Orientation, participate in orientation activities, lead community-building exercises, and serve as ambassadors for Taubman College. The session will cover role expectations and outline the commitment and timeline. |
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Although data reveals significant disparities in quality-of-life indicators between Black and white Americans, research also shows that a person’s neighborhood can profoundly influence their life outcomes. Michael C. Lens, a professor of urban planning and public policy at UCLA’s Luskin School of Public Affairs, will discuss Where the Hood At? Fifty Years of Change in […] |
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Please join us as we welcome Lindsay Calka from Groundcover News! This organization sells the street newspaper of the same name to empower low-income persons to make the transitions from homeless to housed, and from jobless to employed. Groundcover News exists to: provide economic opportunities for self-determined individuals impacted by poverty produce a street newspaper […] |
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1 event,Mireia Luzárragan is founder and principal of TAKK Architecture, a studio that critically engages with the integration of ecological frameworks into architectural discourse and spatial production, aiming to develop new material and political imaginaries for the built environment. Her work focuses on investigating how design can catalyze egalitarian societies through the incorporation of feminism, queer […] |
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Join the Institute for Humanities for a creative workshop on where (and what) home really is. This is an interactive event that uses drawing, writing, and conversation to rethink what "home" really means beyond four walls and a mortgage. No background in art, architecture, or visual studies is required! Over the course of the event, […] |
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Lorusso shares a growing archive of strange, telling AI image moments and traces how the weird becomes ordinary. He introduces sketchy realism and presents notes, fragments, and aphorisms on AI images, including new material.
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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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In honor of the conclusion of Black History Month, come celebrate with a soul food family-style dinner with NOMAS! |
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Please join us as we welcome shakara tyler, SEAS professor and Co-Executive Director of Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network! DBCFSN was established to ensure that Detroit’s African American population plays a significant role in the local food movement. Through their initiatives, they create sustainable, equitable food systems and advocate for policies that address the […]
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What do you know about Public Design Corps? Come find out! Public Design Corps is an opportunity for students to engage with community-based projects and partners, applying architectural skills to outside of their studio coursework. Led by Gina Reichert, this Spring 2026 seminar will run May-June and include a three-day trip to Huron County, Michigan, […] Rotor Deconstruction & Consulting is a cooperative that organises the reuse of construction materials. They collaborate with contractors, non-profits and other companies to become a central part of a regional ecosystem for large-scale reuse. Rotor as a practice investigates the organisation of the material environment. |
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The Radical Planning Initiative will be welcoming Ivi Lewis back for a follow-up workshop to her lecture, "Hip Hop as City Planning." In this event, Ivi will guide us through the practice of decoding hip hop songs and lyrics as a way to learn the perspective of and connect with the local community. This workshop […]
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Alastair Parvin is a designer, and the co-founder of Open Systems Lab, a non-profit R&D company developing digital technologies to transform housing, planning, construction and development in the 21st century. Their current projects include WikiHouse, Plan✕ and Fairhold. He also writes, speaks and advises widely on housing, property, planning, digital transformation and the role of […] |
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Join us at the AGORA Journal of Urban Planning & Design Thrift Social! Shop clothes and accessories (all under $10), create a custom fabric book cover for your favorite hardcover design or planning book, and gather in a relaxed space to connect. Adeni chai and snacks provided. 5% of proceeds will support the Awaj Foundation, […] |
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