News from the Notre Dame School of Architecture
News from the Notre Dame School of Architecture
In Memoriam: Alice Wesoloski

Alice Wesoloski passed away on June 2nd. Alice was a dedicated member of the School's staff for 40 years and was assistant to four chairmen and a counselor and friend to many faculty, staff and students. Alice had a widely known reputation that one could always go to her and know that she could magically fix any problem. I know she loved the School deeply and was sorely missed when she retired. We who were lucky enough to know her are that much richer that she was part of our lives. Please join me in remembering Alice and keep her and her family in your prayers.

If you would like to share a memory of Alice, you can send it to us here and we will ensure that her family receives the message. 
In sympathy,
Michael Lykoudis
Francis and Kathleen Rooney Dean
Congratulations to the Class of 2016!

View more photos from the School of Architecture's graduation ceremony.

Professor Duncan Stroik Receives 2016 Arthur Ross Award

Last month, The Institute of Classical Architecture and Art (ICAA) presented the 2016 Arthur Ross Award for Excellence in the Classical Tradition—the oldest award for classical design in America— before a crowd of artists, architects, and designers during its 34th annual reception at the University Club in New York City. 

Read more about Prof. Stroik's Arthur Ross Award.
Watch Prof. Stroik's acceptance speech.

Notre Dame Researchers Mapping Vatican City's Courtyard

Notre Dame faculty and graduate students from the School of Architecture and Department of Physics are working on a project to create a 3-D map of Belvedere Courtyard in Vatican City.

Read more about mapping the Vatican. 

Undergrad Students Present New Housing Project in South Bend 

Professor Kim Rollings and eight undergraduate students formally presented design proposals on April 22 for a unique housing project on South Bend's south side.

Read more about their proposal.

Monique Caron '08 Named Alumni Association Board President-Elect


Monique Caron ’08 will serve the Notre Dame family as the next president-elect of the Alumni Association’s Board of Directors. Caron was elected to this post by her fellow board members during the annual spring meeting, which coincides with the Alumni Association’s Leadership Conference. 
Read more about Monique's new position. 

Notre Dame Student Receives 2016 RAMSA Travel Fellowship

The winner of the 2016 RAMSA Travel Fellowship was announced last month at an event in RAMSA's New York office. Gerald Bauer '17 will be awarded $10,000 to fund travel to Milwaukee, Chicago, and Glasgow, Scotland, where he will study the work of Alexander "Greek" Thomson and Frank Lloyd Wright.        
          
Read more about Gerald Bauer and the RAMSA Fellowship.
August 4 - 6

Licensing Advisors Summit Global Trends: How Shifts in Practice are Influencing Architecture Curricula presented by Dean Lykoudis

September 23 - 24

Alumni Weekend 

ND vs Duke

Join us for a reception Friday and tailgating on Saturday!

September 29 - October 1

The Art of Architecture: Hand Drawing and Design

A conference exploring the role of hand drawing in architectural history, education, and practice.

MEDIA MENTIONS

 The New York Times, Prof. Philip Bess

Firm Revives Old South Bend Bank Building
South Bend Tribune, Professors Aimee and Kevin Buccellato

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
 

Whether you're a recent graduate ready to begin your career as an architect, or an alumni looking for a new challenge, start your search on our website.
View all available opportunities. 

SCHOOL APPAREL

Order new School of Architecture apparel items including hoodies, pullovers, polo shirts and jackets.              
View all available apparel items.  

Latest Issue of the Classicist Available Now Online

Published by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, the Classicist is the only magazine to focus on classical architecture and art, and its teaching. 
Volume No. 11, edited by Prof. Steven W. Semes, features scholarly essays dealing with historical practice, international portfolios of current work by professionals and students, and book reviews.

Review the latest issue of the Classicist here.
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