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Events

Opening May 7 Making Sense: Student Work Exhibition

Opening Reception: Thursday, May 7 | 4-6 p.m. How do we understand the world around us? Our senses shape not only what we perceive but also how we create. Making Sense, our end-of-year student exhibition, explores design as both an act of making sense and an act of engaging with the senses themselves. Featuring student projects that investigate the material, tactile and sensory dimensions of design practice, the work on display asks: which senses do we privilege in design, and what new questions emerge when we engage others? 

News

Design-build partnership in Eastern Kentucky expands river access, reimagines historic site

In Eastern Kentucky, design is doing more than shaping spaces. It is strengthening connections, honoring history and helping communities chart a path forward.   

Fall 2026 Elective: Adaptive Reuse

The Department of Historic Preservation is offering an elective course in adaptive reuse for the Fall 2026 semester. Open to both undergraduate and graduate students, the course will explore the opportunities and challenges of transforming existing buildings for contemporary use, equipping students with knowledge and strategies to support more sustainable and resilient design practice. Adaptive Reuse HP 501-006 / HP 718-001 | Thursdays 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. | Taught by Travis Rose

AIA Kentucky to provide toolkits for all incoming UK architecture students

Incoming architecture students at the University of Kentucky College of Design will begin their design education this fall with support from the state’s professional architecture community through a new partnership with AIA Kentucky, the Kentucky society of the American Institute of Architects.