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A poster for the Pratt School of Architecture's Fall 2026 semester titled "Transformations." It features a dynamic, colorful design with flowing lines and a bold typography layout. The poster lists various events, including book launches, exhibitions, and workshops, alongside dates and locations. Events focus on topics like sustainable architecture, energy transitions, and urban planning, highlighting speakers and presentations. A QR code is included for additional information.

School of Architecture Fall 2026 Lecture Series

How do we navigate and shape the friction of a built environment in constant flux? The built environment is never static, it exists in a constant state of shifting, adapting, eroding, all only to be reimagined anew. As we face unprecedented climatic, technological, and social shifts, we are forced to consider deep, structural evolution. In the 2026-2027 academic year, we invite our community to interrogate transformations and to collectively think through the active processes by which spaces, materials, systems, and pedagogical practices are altered to meet the demands of a changing world.
Black and white architectural drawing.

Explore Our Graduate Programs: Upcoming SoA Info Sessions

Learn more about the graduate programs available at Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture by attending a graduate program info session! 
A collage featuring iconic New York City landmarks against a red background. Images include the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Central Park, and the Guggenheim Museum, among others. Black-and-white photographs are contrasted with red highlights, creating a dynamic visual composition. Geometric shapes and lines connect the images, enhancing the modern artistic feel of the collage.

SoA Dean and Alumna Contribute to TIME Article: A Portrait of America in 25 Buildings and Monuments

As the United States approaches its Semiquincentennial, TIME asked 25 architects, urban planners, thinkers, and other experts to each nominate a building or monument that they believe says something special about the nation at this moment.
Cityscape along the water with a large tower.

UA Student Named 2026 NOMA Fellow

Saddqa Bahidrah (BArch '27) was named a 2026 NOMA Future Faces Fellow.
A collaged aerial plan of the student's Strata Soilworks. The plan shows the water at the coastline and the new terracing and levels created. Each of the buildings have the same distinctive framing with different levels of decay and growth into the surrounding site.

SoA Alum Included in Metropolis Future100 Cohort

Adrian Ramon is honored to have been included in Metropolis’ Future100 cohort, as he thinks it speaks to a certain success in his goal of communicating his thoughts on architecture.
A group of 14 people are sitting casually on a stone bench in a park. They are arranged in two rows against a stone wall with decorative patterns. The setting is surrounded by trees, and there are some fallen leaves on the ground. The group appears to be enjoying a sunny day, wearing a mix of casual clothing in various colors.

From Midwest Factories to Global Cities: Graduate Architecture in the Field

From Pratt Institute News

Through site visits and field research, Pratt students are examining the built environment from factory floors to historic city centers.
A young woman in a reflective yellow vest smiles while painting a colorful mural on a street. She holds a paint roller and stands on bright pink and blue sections of the artwork. In the background, there are other people working on the mural and construction barriers are set up along the edge of the street. Trees and urban buildings are visible in the background, with a lively street scene.

Pratt Students Help Reimagine the Future of 14th Street

From Pratt Institute News

Through studio projects and field research, Pratt students are helping to reimagine 14th Street as a more connected, dynamic public space.

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