2012 Martin Brixen Memorial Lecture: Sou Fujimoto, February 22
CA+P is pleased to announce that the speaker for the 2012 Martin Brixen Memorial Lecture is Sou Fujimoto, an internationally rising star and founder of Tokyo-based Sou Fujimoto Architects. The annual lecture is held to…Read more
Mayor Ralph Becker and CA+P explore the Granary District
On February 17, CA+P and Salt Lake City’s Office of the Mayor will host an exciting event to discuss the challenges and opportunities unique to the Granary District. This second annual Mayor’s Symposium will feature…Read more
Architecture students: have project, will travel
via RedThread, the U’s blog
“The education of the architect includes a phenomenon called the Design Studio…the core of the curriculum where students are given theoretical projects to design,” begins John Woodson Rainey, New York architect…Read more
Elite national energy initiative partners with U, showcases CA+P
The University of Utah (the U) was recognized in a White House event today for its significant, campus-wide commitments to achieving energy efficiency, including CA+P’s planned net zero renovation, which was showcased as a premier…Read more
New appointments in architecture, design, and planning
Since 2003, CA+P has realized a 35 0rowth in full-time faculty, a percentage that inches a bit higher this year with seven new faculty appointments. The appointments include three new hires in architecture, three new…Read more
Building green and affordable in a tough mountain climate
At 7,000 feet in a tony resort community in the Wasatch mountains, Park City, Utah is known for many things — the Sundance Film Festival, world class outdoor recreation, 2002 Winter Olympics –but modest, “high…Read more
CA+P student wins international competition for Salt Lake City site
This spring, graduate student Daniel Lyman was selected as the first place winner of the Ballet West: Fluid Adagio Design Build Competition sponsored by the Young Architects Forum of the Utah Chapter of The American…Read more
$5 million grant promotes sustainable growth
CA+P’s Metropolitan Research Center (MRC) is part of an unprecedented Wasatch Front consortium that was awarded a $5 million grant to promote sustainable growth from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Over 1,000…Read more
Studio spotlight: unDo reDo Haiti
Recent School of Architecture graduates have created a nonprofit architectural firm called Common Studio that provides design services to economically disadvantaged communities around the world. In 2010, they joined forces with current students and with…Read more
ITAC faculty and students partner with 3form
Advances in material and digital technology are changing the building industry in terms both of process and product. Increasingly, architects are positioned as key facilitators of a newly integrated method for delivering building design and…Read more
