Increasingly, the School of Architecture creates multimedia such as video and podcasts to share the broad range of projects and events conducted at the School.  The School’s library of video content continues to increase, and ranges from projects abroad, historic preservation projects, lectures by prominent architects and academics, along with service programs such as Accessibility Day, among others. Below are links to some of the School’s most requested programming.

Masonry Day 2009:
Students from the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture competed in a design/build competition held in conjunction with Masonry Day. The project involved small, classical dog houses - to give students the chance to complete a masonry project within a day as well as to create beautiful canine abodes.

Bath Summer Studio 2009:
Students from the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture participated in a summer studio in Bath, England in 2009. While there, they studied traditional and classical architectural forms and donated a series of plans and renderings to the city of Bath, contributing to the city’s efforts to accommodate urban growth while retaining the city’s assets.

John Matteo Lecture:
As part of the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture speaking series, John Matteo, preservationist, gave a talk titled “Lost (and Found) in Translation:  Structural Reinterpretations of the Pantheon” in October 2008. This is an encapsulation of some key ideas he presented.

David Salmela Lecture:
As part of the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture speaking series, David Salmela, FAIA, spoke on the ancient and the modern in September 2008.  This is an encapsulation of some key ideas he presented.

Liane Lefaivre Lecture:
As part of the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture speaking series, Liane Lefaivre, Chair of History and Theory of Architecture, University of Applied Art, Vienna, gave a talk titled “The Child, the City and the Power of Play.”  This is an encapsulation of some key ideas she presented.

Dan and Karen Parolek Lecture:
At the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture, Dan and Karen Parolek, architects, spoke on the dimensions of New Urbanism.  This is an encapsulation of some key ideas they presented.

Susana Torre Lecture:
As part of the University of Notre Dame’s School of Architecture speaking series, Susana Torre, architect, gave a talk titled “Architecture, Urbanism and the Feminist Project.”  This is an encapsulation of some key ideas she presented.
 
2009 Richard H. Driehaus Prize Colloquium:  A discussion about architecture, tradition and preservation aired on WTTW Chicago featuring Driehaus Prize winner Egyptian-born architect Abdel-Wahed El-Wakil, The New Yorker’s architectural critic Paul Goldberger, Argentinean preservationist and Henry Hope Reed Award winner Fabio Grementieri and American Academy in Rome director, Adele Chatfield-Taylor.

Historic Preservation:  Professor Krupali Uplekar’s course and grant-funded project to restore a local cherished church. 

Notre Dame School of Architecutre Carnegie Library Project:  Graduate students from the School of Architecture presented designs for an addition to and renovation of Washington, DC’s Carnegie Library.

Accessibility Awareness day at Notre Dame:  Architecture students learn first hand what it's like to navigate buildings with wheelchairs, crutches, blindess and number of other conditions that call for more empathy in design.

Overview of the Driehaus Prize and 2008 winners Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk.

Overview of the Henry Hope Reed Award and  2008 winner Roger G. Kennedy.