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Architecture Student Research Grant Support Recipients from Taubman College Architecture Program Explore Fabrication, Gender, and Material Waste in Design

Taubman College Grants Support Climate Action, Resilience, and Equitable City-Making

Cuéllar Awarded 2023 SOM Foundation Research Prize To Pursue Adapting Housing Strategies

Taubman College welcomes Antje Steinmuller as new Architecture Chair

The skills of architects are essential for society to achieve so many of its goals, in addressing climate change, social justice, health and wellness, housing, and construction. Engaged in local, […]

Portraits of Drew Deering, Michael L. Guthrie, Anderson L. Lee, Catherine Seavitt Nordenson, and Edward M. Steinfeld

Five Taubman Alums Elevated to The American Institute of Architects College of Fellows

Professor Mania Aghaei Meibodi looks over a 3D printing robot

Multi-Robot 3D Printing: A Conversation with Mania Aghaei Meibodi and Colleagues

A group of people who have been named Dow Sustainability Fellows for 2024

Taubman College Students Named 2024 Dow Sustainability Fellows

Unverzagt (M1DTW Architects) Recognized with 2023 Best of Practice Award from The Architect’s Newspaper

Rich von Luhrte, B.Arch ’68, Funds Scholarships to Continue His Legacy of Addressing Climate Change

“I’m passionate about climate change,” says Rich von Luhrte. “If I were 25 again and going back to school, I might study to be an ecologist or an environmentalist.” As […]

Portraits of Joe Grengs and Sean Ahlquist

Taubman College Faculty Joe Grengs and Sean Ahlquist Receive Sustainability Catalyst Grants

Kuukuwa Manful Wins 2023 ASA Graduate Student Paper Prize

Portraits of Kuukuwa Manful and James Chaffers

From Michigan to Ghana to Michigan: Architecture as Culture, Collaboration, and Community

Portraits of Dillon Erb and Daniel Kobran

Dillon Erb, M.Arch ’14, and Daniel Kobran, M.Arch ’14, Explore the Benefits of Paperspace’s Acquisition by DigitalOcean

Whitney Kraus, B.S. Arch ’05, Bridges the Gap Between Designers and Developers

Patricia Gruits, B.S. Arch ’04, M.Arch ’06, is Doing More with Purpose-Driven Architecture

Taubman Fellows Present a Gathering of Worlds in “Touch Points” Exhibition, Public Gallery Hours

From the secreting labor of silkworms to the migratory lives of a public housing development in Rome, from the fantasies of the perfect home to the silvery handholds of commercial building space, the public is invited to witness and interact with a gathering of worlds at the Taubman Fellows Exhibition, “Touch Points,” […]

Taubman College Urban Technology Protogrant Recipients Explore Sustainability and Climate Action

A collage of images depicting scenes from the last 25 years of Taubman College

Celebrating Twenty-Five Years as Taubman College

People sitting at tables listening to a speaker

U-M Faculty Collaborate at Second Low Carbon Building R+D Initiative Workshop

Map of North America showing where the new Global Center will draw on relationships and policies from transboundary watersheds and Indigenous Territories along the entire U.S.-Canada border (orange and green regions, respectively). The Great Lakes basin (blue) serves as an initial area of focus. Directly funded project partners are identified as black dots, with Indigenous partners highlighted by a purple ring. All of North America’s transboundary basins are highlighted in light grey for reference.

Global Center for Understanding Climate Change Impacts on Transboundary Waters Awarded $5 Million NSF Grant

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