An architectural historian shares her research on the challenges of preserving America’s cities.

HOK, a global design, architecture, engineering and planning firm, recently hosted the sixth annual HOK Futures Design Challenge for architecture and interior design students from the Philadelphia region. The competition gives student teams two weeks to create their design solution on a provided site. This year, two masters in interior architecture students – Angela Nekoranki and Elizabeth Kane – took home second place for their “Sip Winery” design in the Manayunk neighborhood.

Faculty and alumna Natasha A. Trice seeks to explore architecture in nontraditional forms.

Their sustainably designed structure built near the Winter Olympics is currently ranked 2nd in a field of 15.

The College of Architecture & the Built Environment is pleased to announce the publication of Emergence of a Modern Dwelling: Richard Neutra’s Hassick House, sponsored by Thomas Jefferson University’s Center for the Preservation of Modernism. 

The College of Architecture and the Built Environment’s Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Lab for Urban and Social Innovation was the proud recipient of one of these grants for “The Philadelphia Pollinator Project.