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Faculty member Alphonso Peluso uses artificial intelligence to create an award-winning water misting pavilion design. — Full Story

Two films highlighting the finalists of the 2021 and 2022 MCHAP events will premiere in S. R. Crown Hall at 5 p.m. on November 8. — Full Story

Mauricio Rocha, the renowned architect who received the 2023 Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize, will present his award-winning work at 5 p.m. on November 15. — Full Story

Alphawood Foundation Chicago is helping bring new beauty to Mies Campus. — Full Story

A Bronzeville director, with faculty support, will bring the history of South Side Chicago and its ties to IIT together in a storytelling exhibit. — Full Story

The former Chicago Department of Planning and Development Commissioner will be speaking at S. R. Crown Hall at 5 p.m. on October 26. — Full Story

The celebrated alumnus and Seoul-based architect will present his photographic essay of Norman and Gothic Architecture of the United Kingdom at 2:30 p.m. November 2. — Full Story

The two architects will share their urbanist ideas in “French City-Building in Kinship With the Non-Human” at 5 p.m. on October 11. — Full Story

Associate Professor Maria A. Villalobos Hernandez plans to foster environmental and social justice in new role. — Full Story

Hear how architecture and engineering meet building performance through sunlight at 5 p.m. on October 4. — Full Story

Meyer will speak about the role of environment and sustainability in architecture at 5 p.m. on September 20 as part of the annual Peter Schaudt Lecture in Landscape Architecture. — Full Story

Assistant Professor of Architecture Ryan Roark delves into the use of biomaterial in architecture. — Full Story

The two speakers will explore navigating the changing Great Lakes landscape at noon on September 11. — Full Story

The independent artist and researcher will highlight how public policy abandonment affects communities at noon on September 6. — Full Story

Cecilia Charney (B.ARCH ’23) was awarded a Schiff Foundation Fellowship for her project combining public bathhouses and apartments in downtown Berlin. — Full Story

Pritzker Prize awardees Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, will speak about their acclaimed international work at Tokyo-based SANAA. — Full Story

Visiting Assistant of Architecture Dillon Pranger's gathering and viewing project on the former Woodstock Music Festival grounds earned awards celebrating sustainable thinking. — Full Story

The American Institute of Architects Chicago Foundation awarded Moid Ali (B.ARCH ’23) and Trae Horne (B.ARCH ’23) the first place Benn-Johnck Student Award for a project aimed at restoring and safekeeping a national park in Brazil. — Full Story

Chicago area students excavate Mies Campus in search of local history hidden under our feet. — Full Story

Architecture Professor John Ronan's design emphasizes open space and recreation. — Full Story

Ph.D. candidates from around the world can join the discussion by submitting research paper abstracts by July 10. — Full Story

Hotels in Japan. Exhibition space in Silicon Valley. The architecture firm that Kazuya Katagiri (M.ARCH ’07) started is booming, and he thanks his time at IIT College of Architecture. — Full Story

The Master of Tall Buildings and Vertical Urbanism (MTBVU) program recently capped its first year of groundbreaking travel, world-class experts, and deep dives into the future of tall structures. — Full Story

Ceramic floor tiles of the Mecca Flats building, once a prominent center of African-American culture in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood, are on display. — Full Story