Architecture

College Announces 2025 Distinguished Alumni
The College of Arts + Architecture (CoA+A) will honor five Distinguished Alumni on Friday, March 14, in the eleventh annual celebration of alumni achievement. The award ceremony will take place at 11:00 am in the Anne R. Belk Theater in Robinson Hall. The event is open to the public. The Distinguished Alumni Awards were created by the […]

Garrett Olin
Executive Vice President of McCulloch England Architects

Architecture Professor Receives Gambrell Fellowship
Kyle Spence is one of six 2025 Gambrell Faculty Fellows.

Architecture Students Win Award in U.S. DOE Photo Contest
Picture of algae-based concrete receives national recognition.

Nakyra Sykes
Current Degree: MS Architecture- Critical Heritage StudiesPast Degree: Bachelor of Architecture, UNC Charlotte (2024)Graduation Year: 2025Hometown: Burlington, NC Why did you choose this particular graduate degree or combination of degrees?I was exposed to the Critical Heritage program as a Second Year in my undergraduate program. Through an internship which continued as an independent study, I […]

Nicholas Vuchev
Degree: BA in Architecture and a minor in Urban StudiesGraduation Year: 2027Hometown: Cornelius, NC How did you first get interested in architecture?I originally became interested in architecture at a very young age. I always loved constructing, from as simple as LEGOs to as complicated as helping my dad redesign/ reconstruct our entire backyard. Throughout high […]

Ethan Elmer
Degree: BA in ArchitectureGraduation Year: 2027Hometown: Apex, NC How did you first get interested in architecture?I originally wanted to be an engineer. During the pandemic I started to explore my creative side and knew I wanted to do something closer to design. I enjoy the mixture of creativity and logical thinking. What kind of career […]

New Book by Architecture Faculty Amplifies Diverse Voices
“Margin & Text” was published by Princeton Architectural Press in November.

Connections Across Cultures
International graduate student Amir Heydarpour receives his M.Arch. this month.

Professor Explores Repair as a Design Tool in Places Journal Essay
An essay by Assistant Professor of Architecture Kyle Spence is included in a series of “Field Notes” published this fall in Places Journal. Founded in 1983, Places Journal is a leading national platform for public scholarship on contemporary architecture, landscape, and urbanism. Spence’s “Repair as a Paradigm for Design and Community Healing,” appears in the […]