WSU School of Design and Construction students proved once again that nature can be one of the best teachers.
This year, students in architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture were tasked with designing and creating permeable wall structures inspired by nature as a part of the school’s foundational studio class.
Interior design student Hannah Thayer wants to create spaces to help people heal from trauma.
A WSU architecture student documents a day in her life learning through Zoom.
Interdisciplinary summer program provides valuable undergraduate research experience.
A classroom project to transform the city of Pullman.
Professor Taiji Miyasaka creates sculptures that investigate the light, scale, and atmosphere of physical space in a new exhibit.
Architecture professor Paul Hirzel’s work will be showcased in Venice, Italy this summer.
Mona Ghandi envisions a world where rooms can become an extension of our minds—seamlessly adjusting to our needs and desires.
The Simpson Strong-Tie Scholarship reinforces a passion for architecture.
WSU students are working on the front lines of sea level rise.
