Articles Tagged with ''architecture education''

An associate dean and senior lecturer at the Yale School of Architecture, Bernstein writes about implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for architects, designers, and the future of the profession.

As the COVID-19 pandemic limits social contact, architecture education moves online—and prepares for a contracting job market.

The Dubai-based Global Grad Show, which mounts a competition and exhibition each fall, has announced a special “open call” for proposals that address coronavirus.

The former president of Frank Lloyd Wright’s School of Architecture at Taliesin will step into his new role on June 1, 2020.

Last week, the institution’s Board of Directors rescinded the vote to close the school Frank Lloyd Wright founded in 1932. The Foundation wants more information about what has changed.

News of the closure of the Frank Lloyd Wright–founded school has caused immense shock and sadness across the architecture community.

The architect will focus on the climate crisis and urban theory in the global south.

The institution, established in 1932, was organized around Wright’s “organic architecture” philosophy.

The founder of Practice for Architecture and Urbanism will assume his new role in summer 2020.