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CHICAGO FIELD TRIP! Recently students in the ARCH 600–800: Collectives Elective Studio—co-taught by Adrienne Economos-Miller (@a.economos.miller), Palmyra Geraki (@spgeraki), and Dilruba Ferdous Shuvra (@dfshuvra)—took a field trip to Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood to look at various housing projects, amount other architectural projects. . Photos by Ben Padilla (@padilla_ben_sarup). . . . #chicago #housing #architecture taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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MARCUS PRIZE STUDIO—APPLY BY NOVEMBER 11th! . 2027 Spring Marcus Prize Studio w/ Dong Gong (@donggong_vectorarchitects) of Vector Architects (@vectorarchitects) and Associate Professor Sergio Lopez-Pineiro (@holesofmatter). . Unlike other architecture elective studios offered through the Elective Studio Lottery, admission to the Marcus Prize Studio takes place through a selection process. Any student who is eligible to take an architecture elective studio (ARCH 600-800) in Spring 2027 can apply to the Marcus Prize Studio! APPLICATION To apply to the 2027 Spring Marcus Prize Studio, please submit the following two (2) documents using the specified naming convention: Statement of Interest: 150-word maximum stating your interest in the studio. File Name: 27sp_marcusprizestudio_studentname_statement.pdf Portfolio: 10-page maximum showing your best design work. File must be under 20 MB. File Name: 27sp_marcusprizestudio_studentname_portfolio.pdf Please include your name in both documents. Applications that do not follow the instructions (number of files, naming convention, etc.) will not be considered. APPLICATION DEADLINE: Wednesday, November 11th 2026 at 6PM Please upload your application to OneDrive (QR Code is on Posters @ SARUP) before the deadline. INFORMATION SESSION: Thursday, October 22nd 2026 at 12PM in the Student Lounge (AUP 126) If you have questions but are unable to attend the information session, please reach out to Professor Sergio Lopez-Pineiro (lopezpin@uwm.edu). Attendance at this session is not mandatory. Students can apply to the studio without attending the information session. . . . #architecture #marcus #prize taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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RE:BUILD! Join us tomorrow Tuesday, October 13th in AUP 170 for a presentation by Paul Dolick (@pauldolick) titled “RE:BUILD.” . Paul Dolick is a Canadian-American architectural designer whose professional experience includes work with leading design practices across Chicago, Rotterdam, and Toronto. As an educator, Paul teaches at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. He has taught at several institutions in Canada and the United States and is currently an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)(@uicsoa). Paul holds a Bachelor of Architectural Science from Toronto Metropolitan University and a Master of Architecture with Distinction from the University of Manitoba. Together with his wife, Laura, Paul leads Ettedgui-Dolick, an architecture and design studio based in Oak Park, Illinois. . . . #architecture #lecture #rebuild taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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EXHIBITION! Swing through the SARUP Gallery to check out the current exhibition: Politics of Ordinary Spaces! . Politics of Ordinary Spaces implicates the political dimensions of the often-ignored, ordinary spaces of nation, economy, and body that make up much of the contemporary world. The exhibition, curated by Lindsey Krug (@lindseyok) and Adrienne Economos-Miller (@a.economos.miller), brings together three artists—Jonas Becker (jonasntbecker), Melissa Dorn (@melissadornstudio), and Pablo Lazala Ruiz (@pablolazalaruiz)—who are interpreting and revealing the content of these spaces hidden by convention and habit. . The exhibition will be open through January 3rd 2027! Photos by Evan Xiong (@xionggdesign). . . . #politics #ordinary #spaces taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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Recent UWM graduates Anika Gingle and Aime Rabadan built a 3D model of downtown Milwaukee that brings to life the impact of @uwm_sarup on the city’s built environment. The model includes nearly 400 buildings and highlights buildings designed by people with UWM connections. “Seeing how UWM alumni have impacted Milwaukee’s downtown is really inspiring and motivating,” Rabadan said. Read more in our link in bio! Anika Gingle and Aime Rabadan stand next to a 3D model they built that shows many of the buildings designed by alums of UW-Milwaukee. taken in University of Wisconsin Milwaukee by @uwm_sarup
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2026 FALL EVENTS! Join us next Tuesday, October 13th for another exciting event! See the bright yellow posters that have popped-up around SARUP for more details! Photos by Evan Xiong (@xionggdesign). . . . #architecture #planning #events taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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SUPERjury NOMINEE! Jennie Crandall’s (@crandall_jennie_sarup) Body of Work from ARCH 600–800 Elective Studio w/ Assistant Professor Adrienne Economos-Miller (@a.economos.miller). . The box is a highly interactive object inspired by marionettes, a theme which came out of the film “Daisies” and is present throughout the rest of the project. The main control handle moves the women in the photos, telling them how to act. They move through the structure on the side of the box as a passing memory, alongside other found objects which fill this body. At the bottom is a house, changed by the artists that have resided inside. . . . #architecture #design #superjury taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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COLLABORATIVE WORKSHOP! Architecture In-Between: Neighbors in the City w/ A+A+A (@aplusaplusa). Arianna Deane and Ashely Kuo (@ashelykuo) of A+A+A joined ARCH 311: Design V Studio—coordinated by Assistant Professor Aaron Tobey (@at4architecture) Tuesday, September 15th for a Collaborative Drawing Workshop and Public Lecture! Photos by Afreen Fazdane (@afreenfazdane_sarup ). . In addition to giving a lecture about their work, A+A+A lead a collaborative drawing workshop that explored ideas of neighborhood dynamics, public space, and stakeholder needs. Students worked together on a continuous drawing across a long table—representing a neighborhood—to navigate program, form, and edge conditions collaboratively. Throughout the session, A+A+A introduced scenario-based prompts that required students to respond to changing conditions, such as infrastructure needs, community events, or conflicts between neighboring sites. Participants worked with those around them to solve problems, connect projects, and adapt their designs as the neighborhood evolves. The workshop encouraged students to think beyond individual designs and consider how architecture can be shaped by adjacent sites, public space considerations, city infrastructure, and local governance. By the end, the class created a collective drawing that reflected the interconnected nature of designing within a neighborhood. . A+A+A is a New York based design studio working across North America and Asia. Founded by Andrea, Arianna, and Ashely, the studio designs buildings, interiors, exhibitions and experiences that make space for people – emotionally, culturally, and physically. Their work is rooted in a deep understanding of architectural design, public space and the knowledge required to navigate civic processes, community input and cross-industry collaboration. Whether shaping a home, curating a public moment, or developing a brand’s physical presence, they approach every project with clarity, curiosity, and care. . . . #architecture #collaborative #workshop taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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THE TECTONIC GRAIN! Join us this Thursday, September 24th from 4–5PM in AUP 170 for a public lecture by Nader Tehrani (@nadertehrani47) titled “The Tectonic Grain.” . Nader will also be engaging with students in the Comprehensive Design Studios—coordinated by Department of Architecture Chair Karl Wallick (@kwallick011 )—via desk-crits and pin-ups during their regularly scheduled studio time. Thank you Nader! . For his “contributions to architecture as an art,” Nader Tehrani is the recipient of The American Academy of Arts and Letters’ Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize, the highest form of recognition of artistic merit in the United States. With nineteen Progressive Architecture Awards, he is also an elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the National Academy of Design, and recipient of the Design Visionary Award from the Cooper Hewitt-Smithsonian Design Museum. Tehrani is the Founding Principal of NADAAA (@nadaaainc), an interdisciplinary practice with works across scales from infrastructure to urbanism, architecture, and installations. The former Head of the Department of Architecture at MIT (2010-14) (@mitarchitecture), Tehrani was also Dean of The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union (2015-22) (@schoolofarchitecture). Widely exhibited at MOMA, LA MOCA and the Venice Biennale, NADAAA’s work is also in the permanent collections of the Nasher Sculpture Center and the Canadian Centre for Architecture. . . . #architecture #tectonic #nadaaa taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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EXHIBITION! Swing through the SARUP Gallery to check out the current exhibition: Politics of Ordinary Spaces! . Politics of Ordinary Spaces implicates the political dimensions of the often-ignored, ordinary spaces of nation, economy, and body that make up much of the contemporary world. The exhibition, curated by Lindsey Krug (@lindseyok) and Adrienne Economos-Miller (@a.economos.miller), brings together three artists—Jonas Becker (jonasntbecker), Melissa Dorn (@melissadornstudio), and Pablo Lazala Ruiz (@pablolazalaruiz)—who are interpreting and revealing the content of these spaces hidden by convention and habit. . The exhibition will be open through January 3rd 2027! Photos by Evan Xiong (@xionggdesign) and Afreen Fazdane (@afreenfazdane_sarup). . . . #politics #ordinary #spaces taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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SUPERjury NOMINEE! Cody Kremer (@cody_kremer_sarup), Lauren Dresang (@dresang_lauren_sarup) & Natalie Powers’s (@powers_natalie_sarup) “Chicago Superblocks: Library City” from ARCH 600–800: Common Ground Elective Studio w/ Assistant Professor Palmyra Geraki (@spgeraki). . This project reimagines Chicago’s North Loop through an adapted Superblock model focused on community and accessibility. Multiple city blocks are connected into vibrant neighborhoods where interior streets are transformed into greenways, pedestrian paths, and bike routes, reducing the city’s dependence on cars. Vacant spaces become housing and community amenities that activate the streets and rooftops. Inspired by the openness of a library, public resources and gathering spaces are distributed vertically throughout the city and made accessible through visible exterior elevators. . . . #architecture #design #superjury taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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WORKSHOP! Architecture In-Between: Neighbors in the City w/ A+A+A (@aplusaplusa). Arianna Deane and Ashely Kuo (@ashelykuo) of A+A+A will join ARCH 311: Design V Studio—coordinated by Assistant Professor Aaron Tobey (@at4architecture) this Tuesday, September 15th for a Collaborative Drawing Workshop and Public Lecture! . In addition to giving a lecture about their work, A+A+A will lead a collaborative drawing workshop that explores ideas of neighborhood dynamics, public space, and stakeholder needs. Students will work together on a continuous drawing across a long table—representing a neighborhood—to navigate program, form, and edge conditions collaboratively. Throughout the session, A+A+A will introduce scenario-based prompts that require students to respond to changing conditions, such as infrastructure needs, community events, or conflicts between neighboring sites. Participants will work with those around them to solve problems, connect projects, and adapt their designs as the neighborhood evolves. The workshop encourages students to think beyond individual designs and consider how architecture can be shaped by adjacent sites, public space considerations, city infrastructure, and local governance. By the end, the class will have created a collective drawing that reflects the interconnected nature of designing within a neighborhood. . A+A+A is a New York based design studio working across North America and Asia. Founded by Andrea, Arianna, and Ashely, the studio designs buildings, interiors, exhibitions and experiences that make space for people – emotionally, culturally, and physically. Their work is rooted in a deep understanding of architectural design, public space and the knowledge required to navigate civic processes, community input and cross-industry collaboration. Whether shaping a home, curating a public moment, or developing a brand’s physical presence, they approach every project with clarity, curiosity, and care. . . . #architecture #collaborative #workshop taken in UWM School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SARUP) by @uwm_sarup
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