Andrew Tillman, a fifth-year student in the BArch program, was recently elected to the 69th AIAS Board of Directors in the role of Secretary/Treasurer. The position plays a vital internal role, overseeing the AIAS operational budget with the Executive Director, …
About fifty miles south of London, on a stately 600 acres in the southern English countryside, sits the quintessential medieval castle—turrets, moat, and all. Built in the 15th and 16th centuries, the Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex, England, is one …
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 …
The Historic Preservation Institute (HPI) students and director Matt Jarosz were recently featured in an article about the role of laser scanning in preserving vulnerable buildings. When the 1886 T.B. Scott Mansion in Merrill, WI was slated for demolition, HPI students quickly …
The Ozaukee Food Alliance recently celebrated the opening of its new location, a milestone made possible in large part thanks to the collaborative efforts among the nonprofit organization and Urban Planning students, faculty and staff. Working closely with the former Saukville Food …
UWM graduate students and Historic Preservation Institute (HPI) researchers Teresa Klopp, Eli Lingle, and Patrick Groh are applying their knowledge of advanced field documentation and modeling technology to real-world projects. HPI provides students with opportunities to conduct detailed field documentation and process …
Master of Architecture student Jadyn Anderson has been named by the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) as the Advocacy and Impact Award recipient for 2023. According to the release, the AIAS honors individuals and groups for their exemplary work in …
Residents of Sherman Park have a new place to meet and enjoy being outdoors, thanks to students from nine Milwaukee Public Schools who helped design and build a new community gathering spot at 55th and Center streets. They’re calling it …
The Wisconsin Architects Foundation (WAF) has announced Evan Xiong as the inaugural recipient of the Dream Spaces: Diversity + Architecture Scholarship. This scholarship, funded by WAF, is dedicated to fostering diversity in the field of architecture by supporting individuals from …
