UMKC Student Union Theatre, 5100 Cherry Street
Admission is free and no RSVP is required
Parking is available on level 5 of the Cherry Street garage
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Katz Hall
5005 Rockhill Road
Room 101
Open to all! Ten second-year Architectural Studies students will be presenting their designs for a new pavilion in Theis Park.
Katz Hall
5005 Rockhill Road
Room 101
Open to all! A gallery display of the entries in the Bud Prize design competition, completed by second-year students in the Architectural Studies program. This year’s program was a new building for the Dept. of Physics and Astronomy on the campus of UMKC. A short program at 5:45pm will announce the winners.
Katz Hall
5005 Rockhill
Room 101
Open to all! See the second-year Architectural Studies students present their designs for a new building for the Dept. of Physics and Astronomy on the campus of UMKC. The Bud Prize is sponsored by Helix Architects. Free parking.
UMKC, Katz Hall, Room 101
The final review for the second-year architecture design studio is for a new community center in Coleman Highlands. Ten students will present their ideas to a jury of professionals for feedback. Open to the public, stay for as long or as little as you like!
This year’s Bud Prize kicked off with our eleven second-year architecture students presenting to the competition jury on Thursday, December 8th, then met again (with family, friends and the community at large) on Friday, December 9th for a reception and awards ceremony.
This year, the students were challenged to design a live-work bookstore. The program asked the students to a accommodate a bookstore, a cafe, a space for local art, a “hotel” room for overnight stays by visiting authors and, of course, a residence for the bookstore owners. The site was located on 39th Street in Kansas City, Missouri–already a vibrant, eclectic mix of shops and restaurants. The studio was taught by Profs. John Eck and Ted Seligson.
This year’s jury was composed of:
Trevor Hoiland (Helix Architects, Bud Prize Sponsor)
Joy Swallow (UMKC Dept. of Architecture, Urban Planning + Design)
Patricia O’Dell (Writer on Design, UMKC Communications)
Bill Bruning (AUP+D Advisory Board Member)
Jay Siebenmorgen (KSU Dept. of Architecture)
After spending the afternoon reviewing all the projects, the jury awarded the 2016 Bud Prize to Calistro Reyes! Honorable mentions went to Samantha Davis and Tayvia Navy. A big thanks from the UMKC AUP+D to Helix Architects, our distinguished jury and all our tireless students!
Katz Hall, 5005 Rockhill, Room 101
Join us for a review of the second design project by second-year architectural students. The students will present their individual designs, then receive feedback from a jury. All are welcome to attend, stay for as little or as long as you like!
Katz Hall, 5005 Rockhill Road, Room 101
Join us for our annual Fall awards program and open house! Bud Prize competition entries by second-year architectural students will be on view.
Katz Hall, Room 101
Join us for a review of work by the second-year architectural students, as part of a competition sponsored by Helix Architects. All are welcome, stay for as little or as long as you like!
Plaza Library, Truman Auditorium
As co-founder and partner in the Santa Monica, California-based architectural firm Moore, Ruble, Yudell, John Ruble has collaborated on a broad spectrum of residential, academic, cultural, and urban design work in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Included in that acclaimed portfolio: the U.S. Embassy in Berlin and comprehensive master plan for the University of Washington, Tacoma.
Ruble examines urban design issues now confronting Kansas City and other metropolitan areas in the latest Kivett/Seligson Lecture sponsored by the University of Missouri-Kansas City’s Department of Architecture, Urban Planning + Design. Ruble also discusses his work, and that of his firm, and its emphasis on creating meaningful, memorable, and sustainable places.
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