MSU architecture senior wins prestigious travel award
Sarah Hoing of Randolph will use the $20,000 Aydelott Travel Award this summer to visit and research buildings in England, Rome, Spain and the United Arab Emirates.
Architecture
‘The Unbuilt Arboretum’ exhibition showcases unrealized work by architect E. Fay Jones
The Unbuilt Crosby Arboretum Exhibition from CAADatMSU on Vimeo. An exhibition celebrating the work of internationally renowned architect E. Fay Jones was recently on display in the Mississippi State University School of Architecture Giles Hall Gallery. The work was viewable March 29 – April 15, 2019, and was presented in conjunction with a Harrison ...
Robert Ivy Harrison Lecture + The Unbuilt Crosby Arboretum Exhibition - Spring 2019
A snapshot of our Spring 2019 guest lecturer and exhibition of The Unbuilt Crosby Arboretum.
School of Architecture Advisory Board Chair elected Regional Chair of National Architectural Board
Jackson architect Richard McNeel, NCARB, AIA president and chief executive officer of JBHM Architects, P.A., is the new chair of the Southern Conference of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.
Spotlight
Hunter Barlow
Before enrolling at MSU, Barlow worked for Hattiesburg cabinet maker Patrick Bond, an experience he said taught him a lot and allowed him to refine his skills.
Aydelott Travel Award recipient kicks off MSU School of Architecture’s spring Harrison Lecture Series
February 4, 2019
Architecture alumnus's project featured in Architectural Record as House of the Month
Mississippi State University Architecture alumnus and Advisory Board Member Ted Porter's Sag Harbor House project was featured in Architectural Record as the February House of the Month. Image of the outside of the house.
MSState Engaged with School of Architecture Associate Professor Alexis Gregory
Mississippi State's Meggan Franks speaks with Alexis Gregory, associate professor of architecture, about the community engagement work she and her students do.
Jackson architecture firm impacts Mississippi State students through studio sponsorship
Cooke Douglass Farr Lemons (CDFL) Architects + Engineers, a firm located in Jackson, is a longtime supporter and friend of the Mississippi State University School of Architecture. Most recently, the firm entered into a spring sponsorship of the school’s fifth-year, capstone studio at its Jackson Center.