Upcoming Events

Sonic Generator Concert
January 30; 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Healthy Places Research Group: Feb. 6
February 6; 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM; CDC’s Healthy Homes Initiative

Glee Club Performance
February 6; 12 PM- 1:30 PM

Arch. Lecture > Christine Franck
February 7;  6:00 PM

Dorkbot Meeting
February 8; 7:00 PM

Solar Decathlon Ground Breaking Ceremony
February 9; 4 -8 PM

Arch. Lecture > Sarah Lorenzen
February 14 ; 6:00 PM

ID Lecture > Sudhakar Lahade
February 21; 12:00 PM; Student Center Theater

Changing Tunes: Expanding music through technology
March 3 ; 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM; Third Annual Dean`s Symposium will focus on emerging developments in music technology that promise to revolutionize musical performance, composition, analysis, and education

Guest Artist Concert: Frank Gratkowski
March 8 ;   9:00 PM

Architecture Program Career Fair
March 9 ;1:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Arch. Lecture > Jennifer Bloomer
March 28 ; 6:00 PM

Ventulett Symposium: Uniformity and Variability
March 31, 2007

Arch. Lecture > Vincen Cornu
April 4 ; 6:00 PM

Arch. Lecture > Ed Uhlir
April 11 ; 6:00 PM

Arch. Lecture > Prospects for the Const. Industry
April 18 ; 6:00 PM

GT Chorale > One Song, American, Before I Go
April 22 ; 5:00 PM

Call for Papers:
Architecture, Technology and the Historical Subject
November 12-13, 2007 ; Location: Paris, Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Architecture de Paris-La Villette

January 2007

College of Architecture Highlights

First Place Portman Prize Winner
NEXUS by Jeremy Magner

Alumni News At A Glance

The CoA alumni represent a varied, talented, and diverse community. read more…

The Atlanta BeltLine: A Public Discussion

Summary of the 2006 Dean's Symposium focusing on the BeltLine. read more…..

Cadrecha, Fuhr, Rooney Join Development Council

The College of Architecture welcomes new Development Council members. read more….

CoA Announces Portman Prize Winners

The Portman Prize Competition recognizes the best work from the Options I Graduate Design Studios.  read more……

Students Collaborate, Design Patient Rooms of Future

The “Patient Room of the Future” is a class that allows students from several different disciplines to collaborate on designing rooms for medical facilities that are more patient-and doctor-friendly. read more……

Ong Receives formZ Award

Ong receives Award of Distinction for Fabrication.  read more….

Moon, Lee Receive IFMA Scholarship

Moon, Lee awarded academic scholarships from IFMA. read more….

City of Decatur Links Health & Transportation

The City of Decatur, which has recently become one of the most desirable places to live in metro Atlanta, is undertaking a Community Transportation Plan to make Active Living a serious part of their transportation system. read more…..

Mayor Franklin Speaks at Transportation Conference

Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin, recognized as one of the top mayors in the US and in the World, addressed a body of over 150 transportation specialists from around the country who were in Atlanta for the 2nd national Context Sensitive Solutions Conference.  read more….

CATEA Hosts ATWiki

Web developers at the Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA) recently announced the release of ATWiki, an online encyclopedia on Assistive Technology. read more…..

CoA Offers New Master’s Degree in Music Technology

Georgia Tech’s Music Department, within the College of Architecture, now offers a Master of Science degree in Music Technology.  read more…..

CoA in the News Fall 2006/Winter 2007

Highlights of some of the local and national media coverage received by various units of the College of Architecture during the Fall 2006 and Winter 2007.  read more…