CBU Architecture

Work from our students published in Dezeen.

California Baptist University spotlights ten architecture student projects A museum clad in tiles made from ceramics is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at California Baptist University.

Last week the architecture program honored Mark Roberson, founding Dean of the College of Architecture, Visual Arts & Design with both the Tau Sigma Delta National Honor Society Silver Medal and an acrylic obelisk noting his innovative leadership of the architecture program. We were pleased with such a great turnout by the architecture students, alumni, and friends of the program! Congratulations Dean Roberson!

Please join us on Sept 8 at Ramona High School. 6pm street tacos, 7pm lecture from MAD architects - LA.

Merry Christmas! Rosario Rojas claims an early present by her student work from Dr. Niermann’s studio in FA21 being selected by Dezeen as one of the six best from across the world in the religious work category. https://www.dezeen.com/2022/12/16/student-archiitecture-religious-buildings-roundup-dezeen-schoolshows/

Our CBU NOMAS representatives at the national NOMA conference with SoCal NOMAS, 45 strong!

A full court press this weekend for our second Architecture symposium. We had a great diversity of speakers including scholars and practitioners from around the country as well as our own faculty and students. Topics included imagination and transcendence in architecture considering phenomena, critical technical factors, virtues, and ritual practices. A really rich time of fellowship around a central topic for us at CBU Arch.

Symposium this Friday!

CBU Architecture Symposium BA + Concentration

Dean Roberson giving a 3 hour walking tour of Washington, D.C. architecture and monuments as part of a leadership conference. Live Your Purpose Dean!

M.Arch. Thesis students working through their research method and practice with Dr. Niermann. Also, research presentations yesterday.

From Asst. Prof. Jacob Slagill over on Linkedin: Celebration is in order my friends! Earlier this week I got the news that our very own Wesley Yngsdal is now a LICENSED ARCHITECT!

He isn't on LinkedIn, but I wanted to share his success with you all because I know that you know significant that is!

Unless someone has been flying under the radar without updating us, Wesley is officially the second licensed architect to come out of CBU architecture.

Be sure to keep us posted when you pass exams, finish axp, or get licensed! I want to celebrate you and recognize your achievements!

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Third year students presenting their analysis work with new Prof. Ryan Chung.

Pablo Guzman (M.Arch. 2023) spent his internship in the international sports arena firm Populous in Kansas City this summer. He joins Jack Gonzales (M.Arch. 2020) who is working there full time.

Q&A: NOMA Foundation Fellow shares insights about Populous experience - Populous The NOMA Foundation Fellowship seeks to diversify the architecture and design field. Pablo Guzman shares his experience with the program at Populous.

https://www.dezeen.com/2022/08/09/california-baptist-university-architecture-schoolshows/

California Baptist University presents 11 architecture projects A building informed by immersive esport technology is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at California Baptist University.

Catching up on supply chain graduation bling…Jameica stopped by CBU Arch today to receive her 2021 Alpha Rho Chi medal for outstanding service and leadership. Congratulations again!

CBU Arch traveling through Andalusia studying monuments and contemporary architecture, today in Cordoba.

CBU Arch exploring architecture and urbanism in Venice and Vicenza, with a newly polished Villa Capra! Wow!

CBU Arch in Granada touring contemporary and medieval Spanish places.

The Guggenheim and Bilbao Arena were among the sites on the CBU ARCH tour today.

Breakfast in Verona, Italy. Ciao ragazzi. CBU Arch on tour this spring.

CBU Arch at the Doge’s Palace in Venice.

CBU ARCH on location in Barcelona beginning several weeks of global engagement and study in Spain parallel to our classmates doing the Italy tour.

Students serving on a mission trip to Karopi, Greece. Working on master planning for a ministry there, serving at the ministry about half time, and also exploring ancient and modern Greek architecture and biblical heritage sites in Athens and Corinth.

Graduate reception tonight. Congratulations 2022 graduates! Tomorrow is the big day!

Moments of wonder. CBU architecture student works.

There she goes again…national honors to Andriani Sugianto, top 100 graduate architecture students in the US this year according to Metropolis…https://metropolismag.com/programs/architecture-graduate-winners/

NCAA and deserts. ARCH 218 TONIGHT!

Family Dinner happening right now. Come join us!!

There’s one of our number one graduates Candace (M.Arch. ‘18) representing PBK and the first graduating class at the CBU Architecture Career Day. You don’t have to wear a cowboy hat, but why wouldn’t you?!

HAPPENING NOW! 2022 Architecture Career Day! 1-5pm in ARCH113.

I am very pleased and proud to announce that CBU Architecture professor and Architecture Program Director Keelan Kaiser (pictured here with his wife Melisa) was recently elevated to Fellow in the AIA, for contributions made to the profession over his career. The FAIA designation is a national honor for him and our school. PtL! - Dean Roberson