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Department of Architecture

Department of Architecture

Students work on building the Spacecraft_ZKM in Agbogbloshie.

Architecture faculty project awarded World Smart Cities Urban Innovation Prize

Louis Inserra and his wife, Patricia, pictured in July 2000.

Penn State mourns loss of architecture professor emeritus, alumnus Lou Inserra

Loukas Kalisperis at left critiques a model on a table before him as students listen.

Longtime Stuckeman School architecture professor to retire June 30

Willis receives distinguished teaching award

Julio Diarte, at right, motions towards the screen on which his work is displayed while making a presentation.

Stuckeman School doctoral candidate awarded research fellowship

Ute Poerschke, at left, with a student in graduation garb.

Architecture professor wins regional graduate level teaching award

Aerial shot of the Living Chapel in Rome Botanical Garden.

Addressing climate change, promoting sustainability through design

An aerial view of the Living Chapel in Rome Botanical Garden.

The Living Chapel

Portrait of Meghan Davis

Stuckeman School architecture student finds community through getting involved

Students pose with their professors in front of a bridge in Cleveland

Stuckeman School studio breaks down disciplinary lines through design

Portrait of Debora Verniz

Stuckeman School graduate student earns Alumni Association Dissertation Award

A split scree image of a 3D-printed headband being held up at left and a stack of 50 headbands at right.

Stuckeman School professor, students join efforts to 3D print face shields

Front view of the Dakota Mountain Residence in Dripping Springs, Texas, by Low Design Office.

Architecture professor's firm named one of Domus magazine's 50 best in 2020

Black and white image of a historically Black neighborhood by artist Olalekan Jeyifous.

Stuckeman School professor to be featured in major exhibition

Phototropic Fiber Origami Structure by Felecia Davis in the evening, at left, and during the day.

Architecture professor to participate in design lecture series and workshop

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