Architecture and urban planning student draws up plans to make a difference

Architecture has always been an area of interest for UWM master’s student Dulce Carreno, but in high school, she didn’t consider it a viable option. Instead, after graduating from her Las Vegas high school, Carreno served in the U.S. Air Force for six years. Her military service ultimately charted her course to architecture and urban planning, where she knew she could make a difference through her career.

Student entrepreneurs look to streamline construction projects

Jeremi Lukos, a junior pursuing his Bachelor of Architecture degree, co-developed Insite, a platform aimed at streamlining construction management using augmented reality. He and co-creator Sidonie Dessoubret (a junior in information science) won $1,000 in a UWM pitch contest and …