Each of our programs in the college (architecture, art, building construction science, and interior design) has specialty print and large-format plot labs to support students and their needs for projects. The college also has lighting labs for students to study the effects of lighting on spaces as well as to experiment with lighting for photography.
The Bob and Kathy Luke Library, located in Giles Hall, is a resource for Mississippi State University College of Architecture, Art and Design students, faculty, staff and the local community.
The School of Architecture’s Fifth-Year Program, the Jackson Center—located at 509 East Capitol Street in downtown Jackson, Mississippi—also houses a library for students and faculty.
The College of Architecture, Art and Design has a number of gallery spaces to bring in outside artists’ work for exhibition as well to showcase student and faculty work.
Location: 899 Collegeview Street
Top floor of Giles Hall above the Bob and Kathy Luke Library
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The College of Architecture, Art and Design has a number of gallery spaces to bring in outside artists’ work for exhibition as well to showcase student and faculty work.
There are numerous opportunities in the College of Architecture, Art and Design for students to gain professional experience through either an internship, externship, or co-op.
Design Discovery is an eight-day summer workshop intended to answer many of the questions about architecture and design as fields of study and as professions.
A glimpse of life as an architecture student. Workshop sponsored by W. David Stocker, AIA, and SHM Architects.
Our hands-on and studio-based programs require unique facilities. Our students have 24/7 access to our buildings and a designated studio workspace.
Our students also have access to a variety of specialized facilities and tools to help them succeed in their studies: three galleries, printing and plotting labs, the Bob and Kathy Luke Library (college-specific material), woodworking shops, metal shops, 3-D printers, a CNC router, lighting labs, and more.