Architects today find themselves working between natural and technological worlds, using digital representations of reality to order the material world. Join us to learn more about the new technologies and systemic approaches to design the imaginative, sensorial, and disciplinary scope of architecture.

Join us for a talk by Alyce Sadongei and Efren Martinez of Mission Garden, a living agricultural museum recently listed on the National Register of Historic Places and considered the birthplace of present-day Tucson. The presentation will explore the site’s history and the agricultural traditions of the many cultures that have farmed this land over time, and introduce the garden’s newer plots.

Rising seas threaten to displace millions of coastal residents, creating new housing demand in communities that may already face constrained housing supply and affordability challenges. Dr. Schwaller's research aims to identify planning interventions that can expand housing capacity while minimizing secondary displacement and housing inequality.