IAR 411 Students Tour the Proximity Hotel and Print Works Bistro
Students in IAR 411 had a sustainability tour of the Proximity Hotel and Print Works Bistro.
Students in IAR 411 had a sustainability tour of the Proximity Hotel and Print Works Bistro.
Cat’s Cradle Living Room Chair by Stoel Burrowes featured in Top 20 A’ Design Award. See more at this link! http://www.polpettas.com/top-20-design-award-winners/
Restoring gravestones in an old fishing village on the Outer Banks of North Carolina – it’s not your typical classroom experience. But for 10 students in UNC Greensboro’s IAR 555 (Field Methods in Preservation Technology), the three-week field school was transformative. See the rest of the story here. https://newsandfeatures.uncg.edu/interior-architectures-preservation-field-school/ Story by… Continue reading…
Amber McCullough, a senior in UNCG’s interior architecture program, placed third in the Sherwin-Williams Student Design Challenge. Read the full story at https://newsandfeatures.uncg.edu/interior-architecture-student-places-in-sherwin-williams-contest/ Story by Elizabeth L. H arrison, University CommunicationsPhotography by Martin W. Kane, University Communications Renderings provided by Amber McCullough
IARc comes together annually to celebrate the semester before final exams with student and faculty potluck. This year, professors Khoi Vo and Tommy Lambeth are parting ways with IARc and were gifted tokens of appreciation for all of their fabulous work. Khoi will be working in Hong Kong next… Continue reading…
UNCG IARc alums Edgar and Suzanne Cabrera’s Tiny Greenhouse was featured in Made in Greensboro. Click here for the full article!
Congrats to IARc Senior, Grace Tucker who recently received a full time offer from Storr Office Environments in Raleigh, NC to be a Junior Designer!
Date: Thursday, April 19, 2018 Title: Interior Architecture Lecture Series Speaker: Odili Donald Odita Time: 5:30 p.m. Location: Bryan Bldg, Room 160 Description: Odili Donald Odita is an abstract painter whose work explores color both in the figurative historical context and in the sociopolitical sense. Odita has said, “Color in itself has… Continue reading…
NPR recently interviewed IARc professor, Felicia Dean about her work in “Visualizing Sound: An Abstraction of Audio,” a collaborative exhibition on view at the Center for Visual Artists. Click here for the full interview!