We Are ND
Pass rates for School of Architecture graduates scored have been well above average in eve...
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2012 Driehaus Prize and Reed Award Winners Announced
Michael Graves named 2012 Driehaus Prize laureate Architect and designer’s expansive bod...
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Mughal Tombs Illustrated
The Wall Street Journal’s India RealTime recently interviewed Prof. Krupali Krusche ...
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Alumni Gathering: The Montana Society
In an effort to connect Notre Dame Alumni within architecture and the arts, building trade...
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Student group honored in design competition
Members of Students for New Urbanism (SNU) were recently
awarded the special jury prize f...
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Seaside Examined
The School of Architecture hosted the conference “Seaside At 30: Lessons from the First Ne...
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Driehaus Prize and Reed Award Laureates Addressed Architecture of Place
The University of Notre Dame School of Architecture hosted two lectures, “Architecture and...
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Cubs Pride Inspires Design
Marty Sandberg’s, ’11 lifelong love for the Chicago Cubs and passion for architecture took...
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An Appropriate Podium
When Prof. Bob Brandt , who heads the School's Furniture Design Concentration , saw that...
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Architecture Alumni Weekend, Sept. 2-3
The School of Architecture will host its second Architecture Alumni Weekend September 2 an...
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Students Revitalize A Neighborhood
Just one year ago, the lot at the corner of Lindsey and Cottage Grove streets on the north...
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A New Home in Rome
The Rome Program has been the centerpiece of the School of Architecture’s curriculum for m...
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2011 Commencement
The School of Architecture honored 48
undergraduates and 15 graduate students during its ...
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2011 Driehaus Winners Honored
Robert A.M. Stern , whose influential designs have revitalized traditional architecture, w...
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3D Documentation of the Roman Forum
In July, a team of School of Architecture faculty and students traveled to the Roman Forum...
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A Dream for ND Design Teams
Two teams associated with the School of Architecture produced successful designs for the H...
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A New Chicago Presence
The School recently signed a lease on studio space on the mezzanine level in the Santa Fe ...
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A Rush Job
In the live design competition at the Traditional Building Conference in Baltimore last Oc...
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A trip to 16th-century Rome
Elizabeth Israel, fourth-year architecture student, has been awarded two grants to spend 1...
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Abroad horizon
Clay Rokicki, B.Arch ’06, has been awarded the J. Neel Reid Prize from the Georgia Trust. ...
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Acropolis Exhibit and Lecture
On March 1, 2010, the School of Architecture opened a new exhibition highlighting the Acro...
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Adding Another Dome
As part of her fourth-year design studio’s study of traditional methods of construction an...
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After the Earthquake: Reconstruction Plans for San Gregorio
In April 2009 the L’Aquila earthquake hit Italy, destroying much of the region, especially...
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Alumni Travel to Rome
The Alumni Association of the Victorian Society Summer Schools and the University of Notre...
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Alumnus Honored With Distinguished Service Award
School of Architecture alumnus Gus Hinojosa ’82 will be presented with the Lawrence Condre...
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Alumnus Honored with Ross Award
Franck & Lohsen Architects in Washington, DC has been honored with the 2011 Arthur Ros...
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American Urbanism: Highway 61 Visited
In August 2009 Professor Philip Bess took his Graduate Urban Design Studio on the road. Th...
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Amico, longtime architecture professor and former chair, retires
Former University of Notre Dame School of Architecture chair and longtime professor Robert...
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Architecture Critic Paul Goldberger
Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic Paul Goldberger lectured on the topic, “Why Arc...
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Bath Program
This four-week studio under the direction of Professor Richard Economakis and Professor Sa...
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Bath Program Receives CNU Award
Recently honored with an Award of Excellence at the 2010 Congress for New Urbanism (CNU) ...
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Bath Summer Program
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Bess Addresses Building Arts Graduates
Philip Bess, director of graduate studies at the University of Notre Dame School of Archit...
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Brick Industry Honors Stroik
Professor Duncan Stroik received a 2010 Brick in Architecture Award from the Brick Industr...
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Brown to Green Competition
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Build to last
Professor Ettore Maria Mazzola, who teaches in the Rome Program, has published a new book,...
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Building blocks for learning
University of Notre Dame School of Architecture students have teamed up with Building Tomo...
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Building Tomorrow’s School
Building Tomorrow Inc. (BT) is a new Notre Dame student group but that doesn’t mean it is...
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Building Tomorrow’s School(2)
Building Tomorrow is one of the newest student groups at the University of Notre Dame, but...
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Cain and Abel: An example of Rivaling Desires
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Center of Development
Since Eddy Street Commons opened last year, shops, restaurants, condominiums, and offices ...
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Chicago Alumni Reception
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China Study
Continuing the School’s relationship with the University of Nanjing, a dozen students spen...
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Commencement 2010
The School of Architecture honored 47 undergraduates and 15 graduate students during its c...
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Conference: The Psychology of Architects
On October 31, the School of Architecture hosted a conference titled “Rivaling Desires: Th...
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Cuban Splendor
In October, Cuban architect and urban planner Julio César Pérez Hernández gave a lecture, ...
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Durable Construction Examined
A two-day colloquium, “Durability in Construction,” was held October 26-28 in Bond Hall. A...
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Eisenhower Memorial Competition
This spring the National Civic Art Society (NCAS) and the Institute for Classical Architec...
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ENewsletter
School of Architecture Newsletter
The School of Architecture newsletter provides update...
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Faculty Reveal Rome’s Secrets
The second edition of the renowned City Secrets: Rome —the “essential insider’s guide” —...
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Food for thought
Jana Vandergoot, B.Arch ’01, received the Reiger Graham Prize offered by the Institute of ...
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Franck’s Byrd Restoration Soars
Historic Fort Worth has awarded Professor Christine Frank’s recent restoration project, th...
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Gil Gorski’s Talent Offers Students Advantage
When University of Notre Dame Architecture Professor Gil Gorski was a young boy, his fathe...
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Hanahan Building Quite a Legacy
Michael J. Hanahan, '86, a partner in the law firm Schiff Hardin LLP’s Construction group,...
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History in Plaster: The School’s Collection of Casts
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, cast-plaster fragments of classical and histori...
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Homecoming
The School will host its first Architecture Homecoming event the weekend of the Notre Dame...
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Hurtt Named Rome Academic Director
Steven W. Hurtt, professor and former Dean of the School of Architecture at the University...
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Iberian Summer
The School of Architecture will conduct a three-week summer program in Spain and Portugal ...
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In Memoriam
Doug Garofalo, ’81, a sensitive, visionary architect who was a vital part of the Chicago a...
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Introducing the Montana Society
In an effort to connect Notre Dame Alumni within architecture and the arts, building trade...
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Israel Wins ADAM Scholarship
Recent architecture graduate Elizabeth Israel has been awarded the 2011 ADAM Architecture ...
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Learning From Rome
The School of Architecture recently hosted a two-day colloquium, “Learning from Rome: The ...
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LEED Accreditation Opportunity
In an effort to further the role the School of Architecture plays in sustainability, the S...
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Master of Mudéjar
On November 17 the School of Architecture hosted the annual Driehaus Prize Lecture featuri...
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New Concentration
New Concentration
In fall 2009, the School launched its fourth concentration, this one ...
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New Design with Old Material Technologies
Mark Foster Gage, B.Arch ’97, Principal of Gage/Clemenceau Architects and Assistant Dean...
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New Palladians
New Palladians
Architects, artists, and historians from around the world gathere...
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New Sustainability Minor
In fall 2011, Notre Dame is launching a new Minor in Sustainability. “As we all know in th...
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Palladio Conference, June 10-12
The School will host a three-day conference, " From Vernacular to Classical: The Perpetual...
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Palladio Proceedings
In June 2011, the School hosted a three-day conference, “From Vernacular to Classical: The...
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Palladio Would Be Pleased
Braulio Casas Architects, P. A. has received a 2010 Palladio Award for a Residential Proje...
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Proposals For Bath
In spring 2011 the first-year Path C graduate design studio led by Prof. Richard Economaki...
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Rare Book Acquisitions
The School of Architecture Library has acquired some impressive pieces, currently housed i...
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Rare Book Room Dedicated
On Friday, September 3 the School of Architecture Library's Rare Book Room was dedicated t...
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Reed Award Winner Roger G. Kennedy Dies
Roger G. Kennedy , the National Park Service director under President Clinton for four yea...
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Richard H. Driehaus Prize News
Egypitian architect Abdel-Wahed El-Wakil was named the 2009 Driehaus Prize laureate. Consi...
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Rowland’s Book Wins Marraro Prize
Professor Ingrid Rowland was recently awarded the Howard R. Marraro Prize in Italian Hist...
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Second Place in Brown-to-Green Design Competition
University of Notre Dame School of Architecture graduate students earned second prize in t...
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Semes Receives Clem Labine Award
Steven Semes, associate professor and academic director of the Rome Studies Program, has b...
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Semes’ Preservation Book Praised
On Wednesday, February 24, School of Architecture Rome Studies Program Director Steven Sem...
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Stroik’s honor set in stone
Associate professor Duncan Stroik has received a 2010 Tucker Design Award from the Buildin...
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Students Cited in Green Community Competition
Three fifth-year students working with the School’s Center for Building Communities (CBC) ...
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Summer in Spain
The School of Architecture plans on conducting a three–week summer program in Spain and Po...
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Summer Program Looking East
From June 19 - July 3, 2010, the School of Architecture will sponsor its fourth biannual s...
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Sustainable Traditions
In Green Living: Architecture and Planning , recently published by Rizzoli, 12 experts in...
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That’s a lotta gelato
Nathaniel Savona, B.Arch ’10, took third place in Taylor University’s sixth annual busines...
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The Krier Conversation
Moderator Dhiru Thadani described Léon and Rob Krier's work as essential to mitigating our...
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Top CNU Honors Received
The School of Architecture received top honors from the annual Congress for the New Urban...
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Town Planner Robert Davis Visits Notre Dame
On October 30, noted developer Robert Davis gave a lecture at the School of Architecture t...
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Traditional Architecture: The Original Green
Nowadays, it seems like everyone is “going green.” Working toward environmentally-friendly...
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Well-designed ideas
Second-year graduate student Keith Kirley and recent graduate Aaron Helfand, M.Arch and M....
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What’s Next?
Hugh Hochberg, President and Principal Consultant of The Coxe Group spoke to the School of...
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2010 Driehaus Awards Ceremony
The 2010 Richard H. Driehaus Prize and Henry Hope Reed Award were presented to Spanish arc...
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2010 Driehaus Prize
Laureates Announced:
Rafael Manzano Martos, a Spanish architect known for his dist...
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ND Arch Newswire
The Prince of Wales honored for his architectural patronage
His Royal Highness Charl...
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