by Skylar | Dec 11, 2015 | Architecture, Photography
By Michelle Parks Once a newly designed building is constructed, it’s often photographed and seen worldwide in print and online publications. Some of those images were first seen through the eyes and lens of Tim Hursley, an architectural photographer based in...
by Skylar | Oct 2, 2015 | Architecture, Faculty, Field Notes, Students
By Juan Martinez & Lauren Evans At 5:30 a.m. last Wednesday (Sept. 23), our studio traveled north in two vans. Seven hours (in the most comfortable seating/sleeping arrangements ever) later we arrived at our first stop. We saw a couple projects by Eero Saarinen...
by Skylar | Sep 23, 2015 | Architecture, Community, Event, Exhibit, Field Notes, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Students
By Mattie Bailey Nature invaded a small area on Dickson Street last Friday. University of Arkansas students took a metered parking space and temporarily transformed it into a public park for community members to enjoy. They were celebrating national Park(ing) Day,...
by Skylar | Aug 25, 2015 | Architecture, Faculty, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Staff, Students
By Julia Trupp Each summer, freshman orientation at the University of Arkansas brings new faces and bright eyes, and it sparks a new curiosity about college life. This year, the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design welcomed many students to its programs. With a...
by Skylar | Jul 27, 2015 | Architecture, Careers, Community, Event, Faculty, Field Notes, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Research, Students
By Julia Trupp Anthony Sysoukrath sits at his workplace, charcoal pencil in one hand and his smart phone – with a Minecraft computer game-filled screen for inspiration – in the other. It is the last day of the Fay Jones School’s annual Design Camp. Students are...
by Skylar | Jul 24, 2015 | Architecture, Careers, Community, Event, Faculty, Field Notes, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Research, Students
By Julia Trupp Toys such as Erector construction sets, Legos and Lincoln Logs are essential parts of many childhoods. Spending hours making simple structures can inspire the future architect in a seven-year-old. Each year, the Fay Jones School hosts Design Camp, a...
