WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP
2026 Research in Practice Forum
Faculty, Practitioners, and Students shared-out research through lightning talks and workshopped current research internship projects through interactive activities, dialogue, and presentation.
Embedded Files
AWARD
AWARD
HEATHER WILLY
HEATHER WILLY
EDRA 2026 Nana Kirk Travel Scholarship,
2025-2026 Thomas Meyer Award
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
HEATHER WILLY
HEATHER WILLY
2026 EDRA Conference
Advancing an Evidence-Based, Cross-Sector Framework for Trauma-Informed Design in the Built Environment
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
JULIA GERLOFF
JULIA GERLOFF
2026 EDRA Conference
Glare and Architectural Intent: Metrics, Analysis, and Impact on Early Design Decisions
S-LCA: A Case Study Review of Scope, Methods, and the Range of Social Impact Questions
PRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
HEATHER WILLY with AIA Minneapolis
HEATHER WILLY with AIA Minneapolis
2025 Community of Practice for Excellence in Design of Affordable Housing AIA Minnesota Kick-off Meeting
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
ISAAC GUENTHER with MBJ
ISAAC GUENTHER with MBJ
2025 Build Reuse Conference
Potential for Reuse of Site Cast Concrete Structural Materials: A Case Study of Stearns Hall, St. Cloud State University
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
MARIANGEL MEZA (Alliiance)
MARIANGEL MEZA (Alliiance)
2025 SCUP Conference
Enhancing Engagement Methods to Include Stakeholders with Diverse Needs
PUBLICATION
PUBLICATION
MARIANGEL MEZA
MARIANGEL MEZA
2025 EDRA Conference
Amplifying the voices of people with disabilities by using narrative Inquiry to inform inclusive architectural design approaches.
Customized Advanced Research Curriculum
The Advanced Research Curriculum series allows students to tailor their research to their specific interests. Through this program, they will gain the skills necessary to identify areas of knowledge deficiency, formulate relevant research questions, and develop appropriate methodologies. With guidance from academic and industry experts, students will also have the chance to connect with a wider community of professional and academic specialists.
Participants will have ample opportunities to disseminate their findings and present their work at various proprietary and public venues, as well as to leaders in the Consortium of firms.
Who we are
The relationship between architecture professionals and academia has the potential to be a mutually beneficial and dynamic exchange that leads to significant advancement in the field.
This consortium aims to establish a robust feedback loop in which professionals identify issues encountered in practice, while academic researchers communicate relevant findings back to practitioners.
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