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Material Investigations A Student Exhibition

Material Investigations showcases selected student work from the ARC 435 Materials & Methods of Construction course during the Fall 2025 semester. The exhibition foregrounds material inquiry as a critical mode of architectural thinking by investigating traditional building materials in non-traditional ways.

IN:SPACE Experiential Lighting Workshop with Patrick Ethen

Join Patrick Ethen for an experiential lighting workshop that explores light as an architectural and perceptual material. Rather than functioning as illumination alone, light is treated as a structural element that organizes space, directs attention, and shapes bodily orientation. Through rhythm, repetition and temporal sequencing participants will experiment with how light constructs spatial logic and influences sensory experience.

Design Career Fair 2026

Join us for the 2026 Design Career Fair, an annual event connecting design students with leading employers in a variety of disciplines from across the country. Held at the Gatton Student Center and hosted collaboratively by the College of Design and the Department of Landscape Architecture, the Design Career Fair offers networking, internship and full-time employment opportunities. Students are encouraged to bring portfolios, engage with potential employers and explore career pathways in architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, product design and more.

In:Space Dynamic Textiles Workshop with Virginia Melnyk

This workshop explores space as an elastic and transformable condition shaped through material, body, and movement. Through hands-on making and collective experimentation, participants will work with Virginia to explore how lightweight and transformable structures stretch, fold and adapt to human presence, constructing spatial experience through movement and touch. Exceptional projects from the workshop will have the opportunity to be featured in the final IN:SPACE gallery exhibition, presented in dialogue with the visiting artists' own work.

Info Session Accelerated Master's in Interiors

The UK School of Interiors will host an Accelerated Master’s Program Information Session on Friday, February 27 at 12:00 p.m. in room 107E of the Gray Design Building. This session will provide an overview of the accelerated pathway, including eligibility, application timing, program structure, and how select undergraduate coursework may count toward both bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Lunch will be provided.

Lecture and Workshop Barry Wark: The Architecture of Ecology

Barry Wark explores architecture as a materially dynamic, ecocentric practice, conceiving buildings as assemblies of parts designed to weather, change, and be replaced over time. His projects use computational design and circular material strategies to foreground weathering as an active design force, allowing buildings to register their connection to the environment and create ambiguity between what is made and what emerges through climate and use.

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