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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! 
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Dean Quilian Riano Shares What’s Next for Pratt SoA in Archinect

SoA Dean Quilian Riano was featured in the Archinect article “What’s Next for Architecture Education? 25 Deans and Directors Weigh in as the 2026 School Year Starts.”
Pink and green poster of a man at the top of a pile of timber overlaid by text with the event title: Materialities of Empire

Meredith TenHoor and Elena M’Bouroukounda Participate in the Materialities of Empire Workshop

The Materialities of Empire public forum and workshop is intended to support the development of a book about how critical, theoretical, historical, and historiographic questions can be brought to the fore in explorations of architecture’s material dimension.
The book Claying Architecture standing upright against a white background. The book is black and the title's lettering is orange.

Jonathan Scelsa Publishes Claying Architecture

This publication presents a curated collection of essays, interviews, and projects from leading architects, designers, and researchers who are analyzing the role of clay 3D printing in contemporary architecture.
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Lawrence Blough Opens Domestic Mutations at Kent State University’s Armstrong Gallery

SoA faculty member Lawrence Blough will open his exhibition and give a lecture at Kent State University's College of Architecture & Environmental Design .
A woman is kneeling beside a display featuring two types of insulation: cellulose and fiberglass. There are two digital thermometers mounted on the display, showing different readings. The woman is pointing to a small spherical object above the insulation while smiling. In the background, there are informational posters and a monitor displaying data related to energy efficiency.

Designing Regenerative Futures

From Pratt Institute News

Following President Frances Bronet’s recent appearance at the UN for the Regenerative Communities Summit, explore some of the ways in which Pratt students, faculty, and alumni are developing design solutions that restore ecosystems, strengthen communities, and address climate change.

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