Architecture
Junior MSU architecture student receives $20,000 travel award
A junior architecture student is the third at Mississippi State University to receive a $20,000 award for travel and research. Maria I. Ory of Destrehan, La., and daughter of Paul Joseph Ory and Tanya Ann Ibieta, will use the endowed Aydelott Travel Award to visit and research the following buildings – Casa Batllo by Antoni ...
School of Architecture at MSU welcomes Atlanta architect for Harrison Lecture
By | Sasha Steinberg | Mississippi State University STARKVILLE, Miss.—As part of its Robert and Freda Harrison Lecture Series, Mississippi State University’s School of Architecture is sponsoring a Feb. 16 presentation by a co-founder of one of the Southeast’s most recognized architectural firms. Free to all, award-winning architect Merrill Elam’s lecture takes place at 4 ...
2018 Final Jury Review Schedule announced
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 2018]: 1st YR: Friday, 20 April (Foundational project) 2nd YR: Monday, 23 April (Scholar Housing – ...
Maurice Cox presents first 2018 Harrison Lecture
Harrison Lecture Series_Learning From Detroit from CAADatMSU on Vimeo. Maurice Cox, architect and planning director for the city of Detroit, Mich., presented the first Harrison Lecture for the semester at 4 p.m. on Fri., Jan. 26, in the Robert and Freda Harrison Auditorium. His lecture was titled “Learning from Detroit: The Most Inclusive Comeback Story ...
Fall 2017 Collaborative Studio booklet
Honors students in the Fall 2017 Collaborative Studio created a booklet showcasing work from the semester. Forty-four architecture and 39 building construction science students collaborated on the design and construction of benches used by 13 American Utopian communities and also built benches of their own design. Professors: Associate Professor Alexis Gregory (architecture) Briar Jones, lecturer ...
Mississippi State architecture educator releases latest book, ‘Jimi Hendrix and Philosophy’
Theodore “Ted” G. Ammon’s recent book, “Jimi Hendrix and Philosophy: Experience Required,” was released on December 12. Ammon, an associate professor of philosophy at Millsaps College, also teaches the Philosophy of Architecture course at the Mississippi State University School of Architecture’s Jackson Center. He has also authored “Imagine U” and edited “Conversations with William H. ...