Lecture Series
One of the cornerstones of our program, the USF School of Architecture & Community Design's Lecture Series introduces students and the Tampa Bay community to a diverse range of ideas and global perspectives. Every semester, architects, urbanists, designers, academics and artists from across the United States and the world speak about their experiences and knowledge.
All lectures are free and open to students and the general public.
The 麻豆视频 is an affirmative action/equal access/equal opportunity institution. Please notify the USF College of The Arts Box Office at (813) 974-2323, at least five working days prior to the event, if a reasonable accommodation of a disability is needed.
Fall SACD 2024 Lecture Series
Beyond Borders: Architecture as a Dialogue Between Place, Culture, and Personal History
Thursday, December 12, 2024
6:00 - 7:00 pm
HMS Architecture Building Breezeway
Estudio Ramos explores the intersection of architecture and personal heritage as a firm, partners, and father and son. As a firm deeply rooted in family history and semi-nomadic experiences, Estudio Ramos has developed a global practice informed by a commitment to creating environments that prioritize the well-being and cultivate a responsible and sensitive approach to the diverse places where they work.
SACD Latin American Symposium
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
12:00 - 4:00
MARSHALL STUDENT CENTER
Room 2708
We are thrilled to present three distinguished guest speakers from Latin America who will share their insights and expertise:
12:00 PM 鈥� Bernardes Arquitetura (Brazil)
1:00 PM 鈥� Longhi Architects (Peru)
2:00 PM 鈥� Reception
3:00 PM 鈥� Jorge Rigau (Puerto Rico)
Food will be served from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM for all attendees who have attended a
lecture.
Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge, engage in discussions, and celebrate the richness of Latin American architecture with us!
Contextual Architecture - TACO
Friday, Setember 20, 2024
6:00 - 7:00 pm CIS 1048
TACO advocates a return to the fundamental principles of architecture that prioritize
the relationship between users, places, and contemporary needs. A detailed understanding
of contextual factors鈥攕uch as environmental conditions, cultural influences, and historical
relevance鈥攃an lead to more effective and responsive architectural solutions. These
contextual factors impact occupant well-being as well as the safety and functionality
of built environments.
Past Guest Speakers
Visit our Past Guest Speakers page to learn about the people who we have invited to speak in our Architecture Lecture Series in past semesters.