In September 2024, the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF)—a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit serving landscape architects—announced its third official cohort for LAF Ignite. Ignite is a multi...
Not specifically out of the ordinary, a flyer on the wall of S. R. Crown Hall caught the eye of Thomas Lozanovski (B.ARCH. 5th Year). The piece of paper highlighted the results of a competition hosted...
With the continuous changes happening to the world’s built environment as a result of escalating extreme weather and climate change, adopting sustainable and zero-energy building and design practices...
As someone who has spent the last decade of her academic career focusing on the role of human-centered design in health care systems and delivery, Associate Professor of Healthcare Design and Design...
As cold snaps, heat pockets, tornados, and intense storms become the norm in the Midwest, architects are working to design homes to keep the worst of climate change at bay. Wildly fluctuating...
In a year in which more than 60 countries around the world are holding elections that will impact billions, Sam Pitroda (M.S. EE ’66), an innovator, entrepreneur, and former advisor to the prime...
A slate of renowned designers, artists, architects, media personalities, and artificial intelligence pioneers converged on the Illinois Institute of Technology campus on May 18 to participate in a...
The Illinois Science and Technology Coalition recently announced its annual list of Researchers to Know for 2024, and four Illinois Institute of Technology faculty members have been recognized—setting...
For those interested in the design of new urban structures—particularly those that greatly increase density—is it better to focus one’s study on the principles of engineering, or architecture? One...
Commercial office. Multi-family residential housing. Architects have been incorporating these ubiquitous uses into high-rises for decades. But this year—with the intensely integrated input of a...
