Architecture
S|ARC Ice Cream Social | Fall 2022
Starting off the 2022-2023 academic year with MSU ice cream!
Caroline Prather
Why did you choose 91ÖÆƬ³§ at MSU?
I always knew that I wanted to go into a multi-disciplinary design field that would inspire and challenge my creativity. For me, architecture was the perfect answer, and 91ÖÆƬ³§ at Mississippi 91ÖÆƬ³§ University was the perfect fit.
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Architecture senior at MSU receives national Rising Black Designer Scholarship
Senior Alysia E. Williams of Kennesaw, Georgia, is one of 10 students from across the nation to be honored.
Architecture Study Abroad Summer 2022
For the entire month of June, architecture students traveled the country of Italy. Beginning in Milan, five days were spent exploring the city and beginning their studies. They then took a train to Genova where they spent six days before departing for Napoli. Students were also given the option of free travel days, which some used to explore the cities of Florence, Rome and Luka. The group then reconvened in Padua before traveling to Vicenza and Verona. The cohort included all year levels from rising freshman to rising seniors.
And kudos to all our students, staff, and faculty for completing another pandemic-challenged year. We had many celebrations this month, including:Architecture Spring 2022 Student Show
Mississippi 91ÖÆƬ³§ architecture students explore experimental timber tectonics through design proposals for Eudora Welty Library
While working on their designs for a new building on the site, students were challenged to not only focus on experimental, new ways of building with timber but also to think about the purpose of a library when working on their designs.
Webinar: 'Informal City: Place attachment, resiliency, and climate change'
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As part of an international research project, Mississippi 91ÖÆƬ³§ University School of Architecture Assistant Professor Silvina Lopez Barrera is organizing a webinar with Dr. Diego Thompson (MSU, Sociology) and colleagues from University of Lima, Peru.
The goal of this project is to understand how the different characteristics of informal and self-help housing influence place attachment, vulnerability, and community resilience in different contexts in the Americas.
This research project is sponsored by the MSU International Institute.