Alum Leo Mullen provides the 2012 commencement address.

Graphic Design alumnus Leo Mullen, chief executive officer of consulting firm Navigation Arts, LLC, was the speaker during the College of Arts and Architecture's... <more>

A Landscape Architecture project at the the H.O. Smith Botanic Gardens

About Site, Place, and Space

First-year students in Penn State's Department of Landscape Architecture worked in teams on a final project that involved the creation of a collaborative, site-specific,... <more>

Kelsy Ross, a second-year Architecture student receives her certificate

Student Awards: Second-Year Design Competition

The capstone to the second-year studio experience is the NCMA competition, a prestigious in-house design project competition generously funded by the National Concrete... <more>

Department of Architecture Professor Malcolm Woollen (pointing) and alumnus Nick

Department of Architecture Travels to Erie: Wind Turbine Integration in Architecture and the Urban Environment

Eleven student projects from Penn State’s Department of Architecture were presented in an April 14 opening in the East Wing of the Erie Maritime Museum. The exhibit,... <more>

Landscape Architecture Student Places Third in Annual Graduate Exhibition

Greg Tenn, a graduate student in the Department of Landscape Architecture, recently placed third in Penn State's 27th Annual Graduate Exhibition, which challenges... <more>

Test Drive

Penn State Architecture students in the Secret Life of Public Spaces Studio have spent the year responding to public space through performative design. In a collaborative... <more>

Realizing the Sustainable Imagination

The College of Arts and Architecture hosted the "National Conference on the Beginning Design Student" March 29-31. This year’s conference—“End of/... <more>

Students mingle with design professionals at the 2012 Career Day.

Stuckeman School Students Get an Edge on the Job Search

Thirty-three offices participated in the 2012 Stuckeman School Career Day, held in March. The annual event exposes students to a breadth of career possibilities, while giving... <more>

Students in NYC in front of a sign reading, "New thinking. New Possibilities."

New York City Studio

Fourth- and fifth-year students in Architecture and Landscape Architecture visit New York for the "Broadway: 1000 Steps" urban design studio. The studio is the... <more>

The dome of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, illuminated by a colorful twilight sky

Dispatches From Rome: Architecture Student Chronicles Study Abroad Experience in Blog

Eric Weiss, a fourth-year Penn State Architecture student currently studying in Rome, Italy, is keeping a digital diary of his experiences. Below is a list of entries. Read... <more>

A photo of the Stuckeman Family Building on a recent rainy evening.

Stuckeman at Night

Eric Weiss, a fourth year Architecture student and photographer, snapped this shot of the Stuckeman Family Building on a rainy evening. <more>

Landscape Faculty Lead Urban Landscape Workshop in Japan

Landscape Architecture Faculty Lead Urban Landscape Workshop in Japan

Department of Landscape Architecture Head Ron Henderson and Landscape Architecture Professor Sean Burkholder direct an urban landscape design workshop at Chiba University at... <more>

The Stuckeman Building standing tall and proud.

Sustainability Starts Here

Completed in 2005, the 111,000-square-foot Stuckeman Family Building has a LEED Gold Rating, making it one of the first buildings on any college campus to earn that... <more>

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A recent gift establishing the H. Campbell and Eleanor Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture will bring enormous change to the school, significantly increasing faculty resources, support for collaborative work, and a strengthened focus in design computing. We recognize that design is no longer a fixed product of one individual's efforts. Design is a signifier for the great variety of means and methods with which we respond to the world and improve people's living environments.

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