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Help choose the winner for the 2020 Congressional Art Competition!
Simply “like” the artwork you think should be displayed in the U.S. Capitol all year long.
Voting closes on Friday, May 29 at 5pm. The winner will be announced May 30th.
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Help choose the winner for the 2020 Congressional Art Competition!
Simply “like” the artwork you think should be displayed in the U.S. Capitol all year long.
Voting closes on Friday, May 29 at 5pm. The winner will be announced May 30th.
...
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It took eight years and a decisive switch of majors for Lenore Roberts ('20, architecture) to get to this point: graduation.
Three years into the art program at Cal State Fullerton, Roberts pivoted to architecture at Cal Poly Pomona, a five-year commitment to one of the...
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Lecturer Noam Saragosti (’14, architecture) is the new resident director of the Neutra VDL Studio and Residences – where he once greeted guests as a student docent trained by his immediate predecessor Professor Sarah Lorenzen...
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Professor George Proctor ('89, architecture; '89 urban and regional planning) is the chair of the Department of Architecture and a former student of the late Marvin J. Malecha. Malecha, former dean of the College of Environmental Design and former chair of the Department of Architecture,...
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World-renowned architect, design educator and prolific author Marvin J. Malecha, former dean of the College of Environmental Design and former president of the American Institute of Architects, died May 4 due to complications from heart transplant surgery. He was 70.
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Alisande "Alie" Ivie is the college's first ENV Career Specialist. Below, she shares advice on what students can still do to make themselves job- and career-ready in the current economic climate. Check out her ...
Read MoreCal Poly Pomona Architecture's (CPP ARC) senior project presentations will take place on Saturday May 9th from 8:30am-6:30pm. Presentations will be livestreamed on youtube. If you are interested in watching the presentations and jury comments please check back here for a link to the reviews on...
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Landscape architecture professor Rennie Tang is on sabbatical in France when President Emmanuel Macron announced nationwide confinement measures on March 17. Residents are allowed to leave their homes only for food and essential tasks, while police and military conduct patrols to enforce...
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Polykroma 2020, celebrating Fine Arts and Visual Communication Design on the Cal Poly Pomona campus with its 2d3d+ Juried Student Art Exhibition, and Industry Day —a Senior Student Visual Communication Design portfolio showcase event and exhibition. This year’s ...
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Polykroma 2020, celebrating Fine Arts and Visual Communication Design on the Cal Poly Pomona campus with its 2d3d+ Juried Student Art Exhibition, and Industry Day —a Senior Student Visual Communication Design portfolio showcase event and exhibition. This year’s ...
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Lecturer Garet Ammerman's "Over/Under" exhibit design proposal was selected as the winning entry for AIA|LA's 2x8 Exhibit Design Competition.
Each year the event invites architecture students and faculty from...
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Alisande "Alie" Ivie is the college's first ENV Career Specialist. Below, she shares advice on what students can still do to make themselves job- and career-ready in the current economic climate. Check her...
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in order to help control any possible spread, both the Kellogg University Art Gallery and the Don B. Huntley Gallery will be closed until further notice.
We look forward to opening our doors again as soon as possible.
All...
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in order to help control any possible spread, both the Kellogg University Art Gallery and the Don B. Huntley Gallery will be closed until further notice.
We look forward to opening our doors again as soon as possible.
All...
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Pablo La Roche, interim director of the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies, revisits a 2018 article he authored for DesignIntelligence Quarterly. He asserted that in thinking about the future of sustainable design, we need only look at the earliest examples of architecture and...
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The CPP Climate Action Community invites you to join us for a virtual Earth Day forum with special guests including CPP faculty and invited leaders who are working on climate change issues across Southern California.
The panel will explore questions like: What does it mean to create a...
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Alisande "Alie" Ivie is the college's first ENV Career Specialist. Below, she shares advice on what students can still do to make themselves job- and career-ready in the current economic climate.
During this time, the job market has become increasingly competitive. As a job...
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"If we can teach people about wildlife, they will be touched. Humans want to save things that they love." – Steve Irwin
Where have the humans gone? Most people are locked away to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, and the animals, well, they have been reveling in their...
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in order to help control any possible spread, both the Kellogg University Art Gallery and the Don B. Huntley Gallery will be closed until further notice.
We look forward to opening our doors again as soon as possible.
All...
Read More