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Monday, October 12, 2026, 6:00 pm - Tuesday, November 24, 2026, 7:00 pm

Looks and Books

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Friday, October 30, 2026, 5:00 pm - Monday, November 30, 2026, 7:00 pm

Don’t Get Too Attached

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Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Prospective Graduate Student Information Session

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Latest News

School of Architecture Raises $36.7 Million in What Starts Here Campaign

November 11, 2026

The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture brings together the disciplines that shape the built environment—from the room to the region—within one of the world’s great research universities. We connect principle with practice, exceptional teaching with consequential research, and the challenges for Texas with ideas that matter around the world.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

Two smiling people wearing green shirts carry a large architectural model on a wooden table through a hallway with arched doorways and green-framed glass doors.

Four people stand around a table covered with colorful papers and documents, discussing and pointing at the materials, appearing engaged and collaborative in a bright, open office space.

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

NEWS

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School of Architecture Raises $36.7 Million in What Starts Here Campaign

November 11, 2026

A man stands in front of a railing in front of a city scape. His hands are outstretched and he's smiling at the camera. Text to the left reads "PRP Now! Jonathan Kim" on a purple background.

PRP Now! Jonathan Kim // RT+Q Architects

November 10, 2026

A woman wearing a hard hat and construction vest standing in the middle of a bridge with shadows making geometric shapes. Text on the left reads "PRP Now Sophia Callahan"

PRP Now! Sophia Callahan // HDR

November 10, 2026

STUDENT WORK

A digital architectural cross-section of a multi-story building with plants on the roof; neon yellow human figures stand and interact on different floors, with birds flying outside against a dark, striped background.

An isometric illustration shows a futuristic, circular city with pastel-colored buildings and structures on a grid platform in a desert landscape, connected by roads. Sparse plants and rocks are scattered outside the city.

Illustration of a modern architectural park with curved red buildings, grassy areas, trees, paved walkways, and a pool with people swimming and walking throughout the space.

In this rendering, a woman stands in a brightly lit, modern gallery with white walls, yellow floor, framed art on the walls, and a striking green spiral staircase at the center under a high ceiling.

A digital architectural rendering shows an L-shaped, multi-story building complex with blue-tinted glass facades and central courtyards, surrounded by geometric, white structures and elevated roads.

A suspended, futuristic architectural model made of layered, circular components and transparent structures hangs by thin wires against a plain, light gray background.

Digital rendering of a modern, abstract room with pastel colors, curved walls, a wooden desk, and a stone tabletop. The word UPTOWN is displayed in bold white letters across the center. The ceiling features a grid pattern.

A series of diagrams showing landscape planning phases along a river, with different tree and land use zones marked. Below, two diagrams illustrate tree planting progress over 10 years and resulting tree growth and habitat zones.

Black-and-white architectural section drawing showing a mountain with buildings, trees, and a tower structure in the foreground. Hilly terrain is visible in the background.

Rendering of a courtyard with tall cacti, agave plants, and a small circular pool, surrounded by unique, organic-shaped pink concrete structures under a clear blue sky.

A map shows proposed park connections with radial lines linking central points to parks. Two inset aerial views on the right illustrate these new green pathways overlaying an urban area.

Digital rendering of a complex arrangement of modern, box-shaped modular units stacked densely, each featuring open balconies and wooden railings, resembling an abstract architectural structure.

Digital rendering of a modern indoor market with a futuristic, grid-like ceiling, shoppers carrying bags, shelves with products, greenery, and people sitting on benches; AUGUSTINE MARKET text appears in the corner.

Architectural rendering from the child’s view looking out from a yellow play kitchen, with small hands visible. In the background, kids and adults interact with plants in a sunlit indoor garden with wooden walls and large windows.

Architectural rendering of a modern, spacious interior with large windows and a sculptural white spiral staircase. Two people are present: one at a white counter and another ascending the staircase. City buildings are visible through the windows.

WHY UTSOA?

We’re a diverse and vibrant community with a broad range of interest and expertise in the design and planning disciplines, located in a city bursting with energy and entrepreneurial spirit.

LEARN MORE ABOUT WHY UTSOA COULD BE RIGHT FOR YOU

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Highlighting some of the exceptional student work from the 2025-2026 academic year. ✨
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On display: Looks and Books
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On November 9, acclaimed interior designer Little Wing Lee (@studio.and.projects) presents “Micro to Macro: Interior Design and Architecture”
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"I want students to leave my classroom better able to connect ideas about housing, planning, and community development to the choices that shape people’s lives.”
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On November 2, Founding Principal of Ten Eyck Landscape Architects (@teneyckla), Christine Ten Eyck, presents “TEN Things.”
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A legacy that continues to shape what comes next.
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Don't Get Too Attached
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In the inaugural volume of The Plot, we looked at how Josh Conrad, Ph.D., mapped the digital and physical stacks of the John S. Chase Architecture and Planning Library.
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On October 26, acclaimed architect Michael Maltzan (@michaelmaltzanarchitecture) presents his lecture, “Scales of the City.”