By Jim Laird | Mississippi State University More than 50 Mississippi State students, faculty and staff are 2017 selections for exceptional research and leadership honors. The honorees, their guests and senior administrators celebrated the university’s research achievements during a campus awards luncheon today [April 27] in the Hunter Henry Center’s Hal and Linda Parker Ballroom. ...
A senior architecture student is the second at Mississippi State University to receive a $20,000 award for travel and research. Daniel P. Smith, a graduate of Canton Academy and son of Clark and Rai Smith, will use the endowed Aydelott Travel Award to visit and research four late modern buildings this summer. They include: the ...
By Sasha Steinberg | Mississippi State University Four faculty members in Mississippi State’s College of Architecture, Art and Design recently received national awards for their exemplary work in architectural education. School of Architecture associate professors Hans Herrmann and Alexis Gregory and assistant professor Emily McGlohn, along with Building Construction Science assistant professor Michele Herrmann, were ...
The School of Architecture is deeply saddened by the recent passing of Chris Risher Jr. Risher was the intellectual leader of the school’s fifth-year program for its first quarter century. “Chris was a ‘bigger-than-life’ figure, packing a highly-evolved philosophy of phenomena as it relates to architectural experience,” said F.L. Crane Professor Michael Berk, director of the School ...
Due to a conflict with academic schedules, the Mississippi State University College of Architecture, Art and Design will not be hosting an alumni reception at the 2017 AIA National Convention, which will be held in Orlando, Fla., from April 27-29. The college has enjoyed hosting numerous alumni receptions across the country in recent years, including ...
Two Mississippi State University School of Architecture alumnae were elected to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) College of Fellows for 2017. Election is awarded by a jury of peers and recognizes achievements of national significance in advancing the architectural profession. The 2017 AIA Jury of Fellows elevated 178 members out of a total membership of ...
Architecture Boston looks at the SuperUse Pavilion and rain gardens at the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum, a design-build collaboration between Mississippi State University’s architecture and landscape architecture programs. Check out the article: https://www.architects.org/architectureboston/articles/tonics-and-provo…
Via CDFL CDFL is proud to share some exciting news about additions to our firm’s leadership team! Architects Chris Myers, AIA; Matthew Buchanan, AIA; and Newell Watkins, AIA, have recently been named Principals of the firm. Additionally, architect Katie Lightsey Browning, AIA, has been elevated to the position of firm Associate. “We are thrilled to ...
Associate Professors Alexis Gregory and John Poros moderated two sessions at the 105th ACSA Annual Meeting in Detroit, Mich., from March 23-25. The session, titled “The Movement to Service: Reflecting on the Evolution of Service in Architecture Education and Practice,” received such a large amount of submissions that Gregory and Poros were able to chair ...
The School of Architecture has set its final Jury Reviews schedule. All events will take place on the Starkville campus. Most reviews will start in the morning and last to the evening. Starkville campus Final JURY Schedule [Spring 2017]: ...