Postcolonial critiques have fundamentally changed our understanding of architecture in the past and present. As scholars reassess built environments around the globe, exciting new work continues to emerge, informing dynamic conceptions and begging new questions. What might a truly global—postcolonized and decolonized—history of modern architecture look like?
Volunteer & Class Opportunity to learn about sustainable architectural design and reduce bird collisions with building on UW’s campus!
The Simpson Strong-Tie® Student Scholarship for Civil/Structural Engineering, Architecture, and Construction Management students
The UW Center for Human Rights has funding for undergraduate and graduate students across all three UW campuses, with applications opening up on February 13-March 18.
Training program designed for architects or architecture students who want to skillfully engage future residents in community-driven housing .
Spring Quarter 2023 Position Opening
Reader / Grader for Architecture 591 Architecture and Landscape
Mark C. Childs, Instructor, mchilds@unm.edu
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