The university's TIGER and CUB facilities make sustainable infrastructure visible, turning energy plants into teaching tools.

An award-winning renovation transforms an aged freshman dormitory into a sustainable community hub.

The speedily built CoARCH Pavilion showcases wood construction and clever design solutions to the architecture students inside.

Designed by one of the era's most influential architects, this school of art exemplifies early 20th century efforts to root novel forms in craft-based traditions.

Bridging campus and city, the tapered, light-filled innovation center welcomes interdisciplinary collaboration.

The limestone-clad building houses the university's prized works-on-paper collection and creates a central space for art, research, and community.

From geo-exchange systems to mass timber, university campuses are leading the way in sustainable and instructive building design.

The new Business and Humanities District honors O’Neil Ford’s campus design while incorporating advanced materials and systems.

RECORD kicks off the school year with academic projects that unify campuses, showcase timber construction, and encourage interdisciplinary study.

The 14-story residential complex prioritizes social integration and academic support for an often-overlooked segment of the student population.