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New CoAD Portfolio Scholarship for current Architecture Students
The CoAD is offering a new, competitive portfolio scholarship. All LTU undergraduate students who will be graduating this year and looking to pursue a Master of Architecture at LTU are eligible. Awards totalling $25,000 will be offered.Deadline is March 1, 2020
You can find specific scholarship details and submission info here.
CoAD Architecture Students Earn Awards in International Design Competition.
CoAD architecture students secured several top awards in the Architecture of the Apocalypse design competition hosted by Uni Competitions. Adriana Mantke and Sophia Simone were awarded the Editors Choice Award their project Recolonizing Home and Arthur Harris received the Organizers Choice Award for his project Life Support Tendrils.
You can check out both projects here.
LTU Architecture Student Finalist in 2020 Pops London Design Competition
CoAD architecture student Adriana Mantke placed among six finalists at Pops London 2020 Design Competition, a highly competitive design event that asked participants to explore the emergence of privately-owned public spaces across London.
LTU NOMAS Places Top 7 in Round 2 of Design Competition
Congratulations are in order for LTU’s National Organization of Minority Architecture Students chapter and their recent success at the 2020 Barbara H. Laurie Student Design Competition, a prestigious national architecture competition that saw submissions from 30 talented design schools. NOMAS’ project Fusion placed top 7 overall and received an Honorable Mention in the 2nd round.
LTU Receives MegaGrant from Epic Games
The College of Architecture and Design at LTU has recently received a $50,000 grant from the game development company Epic Games. The College plans to use the grant to develop an Unreal Engine training program and build an Unreal Laboratory at LTU, equipped with dedicated virtual/augmented reality spaces and high performance computers.
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Humanity + Technology: "Finding Nature in the Games We Play"
What if starting up a game could offer us as meaningful a natural experience as going outdoors? Games, especially digital ones, are frequently dismissed as frivolous, arcane, or violent, and people tend to picture those who play them as antisocial boys sitting hunched indoors. This lecture contends that games today offer unique and playfully persuasive opportunities not only to engage directly with environmental issues, but also to foster moments of empathy, loss, care, experimentation, and optimism – ways of seeing and dealing with our troubled world anew.
LTU Distinguished Architecture Alumni Award winner to give design talk online Oct. 1
David Richards, whose award-winning architectural career included designing the Palace of Auburn Hills and downtown Detroit’s Compuware building, will accept the Lawrence Technological University 2020 Distinguished Architecture Alumni Award in a public online forum Thursday, Oct. 1, at 6 p.m.
CoAD Faculty Honored in Crains 2020 Women in Design
CoAD faculty members Lillian Crum and Nur Saltik, and adjunct faculty members Tiffany Brown and Laura Walker, were recently named to the prestigious Crain's 2020 Women in Design. The Women in Design award celebrates women from all areas of design, based on their career accomplishments, track record of success in the field, contributions to their community, and mentorship of others.
You can find them, as well as the other winners, here
LTU Faculty Featured in Upcoming Exhibition
Director of Industrial Design Nur Saltik and adjunct faculty Evan Fey will be featured in Never Normal, an upcoming exhibition by Form&Seek that expresses the ever-changing viewpoint of the designer’s perspective on the built world. Part of Detroit Month of Design the exhibition runs from September 17–December 12 with an RSVP required virtual opening on the 17th and by appointment viewing after that.
RSVP for the virtual viewing here.
