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University of Kansas architecture students in Nils Gore’s third-year Designbuild studio have helped to transform marina facilities at Clinton Lake. The public is invited to a ribbon-cutting on Tuesday, June 6, 4–6 p.m. at Clinton Lake Marina.

KU International Affairs has announced that professors Jae Chang and Elise Kirk and doctoral student Ifeloju Olusanya have received travel grants to support research and collaboration abroad. 

This is an exciting time at the University of Kansas. Learn more about recent developments in the School and get a preview of the future of design education at KU. Connect with alumni designers and architects, reconnect with classmates and professors at Multistudio's SF office.

Artist Janine Antoni partnered with the Kansas Biological Survey & Center for Ecological Research, KU Indigenous Studies, ArcD professor Keith Van de Riet's Designbuild studio, and Architecture PhD student Suzan Hampton to develop the labyrinth project commissioned by the Spencer Museum of Art.

The University of Kansas School of Architecture & Design's Studio 804 invites the public to an open house for the design-build studio's latest project at 432 Indiana in Lawrence – Saturday, May 13, 9 a.m.– 3 p.m., rain or shine.  

A panel representing firms from around the country has chosen the winners of the 2023 University of Kansas Architecture Student Portfolio Awards.

Graduating seniors in Illustration & Animation, Industrial Design, and Visual Communication Design will be showcasing work at The Guild in Kansas City's Crossroads District on Thursday, May 11.

Building research skills happens at all levels of the ArcD educational experience at KU. See how research supports the design process in online presentations by ArcD undergrads at this week's KU Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Third- and fourth-year students and architecture professor Chad Kraus discuss their Solar Decathlon Build Challenge project in the latest episode of The Lawrence Times TV.

Students and faculty from the KU School of Architecture & Design and the University of Montana teamed up on an investigation of how to most effectively communicate messages essential to the health of park ecosystems and surrounding communities.