Mountain Design Assembly is a community design/build program run by McLeod Kredell Architects in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Applications are due March 1. MDA brings together a team of students and architects for eight intensive days to live in a rugged, remote environment while designing and building a project in a rural community. The…
The Edith Kirsch Prize — Application Deadline Friday, March 29, 2019. All continuing Colorado College students are eligible to apply. The Kirsch Prize is awarded to a Colorado College student to fund an independent project involving summer travel to study works of art or architecture. All continuing Colorado College students are eligible to apply. The Kirsch…
What will the library of the future look like? A library is no longer just a place to check out books – it’s a meeting place, a crossroads, a digital repository, a technological hub, and sometimes even an architectural marvel. Join Executive-in-Residence and library design authority Alexander Lamis P’19 on for a talk on “The…
“Queering Architecture” a lecture by Rachel Montgomery Paupeck December 11th, 4pm in Cornerstone Screening Room “What is the role of the architect and what power systems are reinforced by the very claiming of that name. This lecture will look at what happens when rigid design thinking co-mingles with queer theory and an artist’s practice. I…
Join us for special guest, Jim Childress, principal at Centerbrook Architects in Connecticut for his presentation of an anthology of highlighted works from the last 15 years with emphasis on the firm’s work at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Childress was selected as one of the decades “40 National Architects under 40” by the…
For the seventh year, Island Design Assembly will bring together a team of students, architects, and educators for eight intensive days to design, build, and install a project for an island community in Penobscot Bay, Maine. We think of it as architecture at its best. We intentionally conduct this program on a rugged island an…
Monday, October 30, 2017 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Cornerstone 131 (Screening Room) Alan Ricks ’05 is the COO and co-founder of MASS Design Group, an innovative company focusing on architecture and design solutions for public health on a global scale with offices in Rwanda and Boston and programs in Haiti, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.…
Ecosa Institute’s Ecological Design Certificate Program is a life and career changing experience. You will learn to think like a designer, unleash your creativity, explore systems thinking and develop real world solutions to local and global issues. We go beyond conventional design thinking and use nature as the model for everything we do, providing…
Island Design Assembly brings together a team of students, architects, and educators for eight intensive days to design, build, and install a project for an island community in Penobscot Bay, Maine. We think of it as architecture at its best–living and working off-the-grid. IDA is run by McLeod Kredell Architects. Student participants may consider the…
Several recent alumni working in the design and architecture fields will take part in a panel discussion as part of Design Week (Block 6, Week 3). They will discuss their careers, what influences shaped their decisions and how their CC education prepared them for success. Tuesday, March 7th 4:30pm Screening Room of the Cornerstone Arts Center.…
