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Who’s the architect? Guest Phillip Bernstein tackles the topic of AI in the profession

September 18, 2024 by CAP

MONDAY | SEPT 23 | 4PM | AB 100 Phillip Bernstein, FAIA and deputy dean and professor adjunct at Yale School of Architecture, will present “WHO IS THE ARCHITECT? Understanding Professional Agency in the Emergent Era of AI” at Ball State University’s Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning on Sept. 23, 2024. LECTURE DESCRIPTION: In […]

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The Alley House Receives More Awards

March 14, 2024 by CAP

Ball State University’s College of Architecture and Planning architecture students and faculty co-leads, Pam Harwood and Tom Collins, were awarded the 2024 AIA Indianapolis Design Excellence Award for their work on the Alley House, a net-positive, sustainable, high-performance two-family home located in the near eastside of Indianapolis. The Alley House previously claimed the top spot […]

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2023 MKM Steel Competition

May 10, 2023 by CAP

The end of the school year brings a lot of excitement including the annual MKM architecture + design Steel Competition for 3rd year architecture students. The competition is based off of the ACSA National Steel Competition where students are also encouraged to submit their projects. This year’s challenge is to design “A Place for the […]

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April 10 lecture: Objects in Mirror are Closer than They Appear

March 23, 2023 by CAP

MONDAY | APR 10 | 4:00 PM | AB100 Architect Clover Lee will present her work on April 10, closing out the Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning’s 2022-2023 lecture series. Lee is the founder and director of plusclover. Her lecture is titled “Objects in the Mirror are Closer than They Appear.” Established in the […]

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New Steel Structure for Campus “The LOOP”

September 12, 2022 by CAP

Last fall architecture students looked to the past for inspiration when creating a vibrant new installation to be placed near the intersection of Neely and McKinley streets. More than 45 years ago, the iconic CAP Sign and the bright yellow Balance sculpture were installed on the lawn outside the College of Architecture and Planning building. […]

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Janice Shimizu Explores Architecture Through Block Prints

August 18, 2021 by CAP

This is a series of images that I consider sketches or prompts for future work and that I explore through materiality and making. I have done drawings with sewing machines and diagrams with block prints. In 2020, I developed this idea into an elective ‘G A P S’ that explored the generative act of architecture […]

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CAP “Alumni” World Tour 2023!

August 9, 2021 by CAP

CAP Alumni, are you interested in participating in a World Tour? Now’s your chance, Rod Underwood is organizing a tour for Spring of 2023. The “tour” is open to all CAP alumni and their significant others including children. (Note: these trips are not through Ball State they are independent of the university) You may take […]

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2021 MKM Design Competition

April 29, 2021 by CAP

Each year, all sixty-nine third-year architecture students participate in the MKM Design Competition. For the past 8 weeks, the students apply their design knowledge and skills to the same project, exploring designs for a mixed-use development for a site in downtown Muncie, Indiana. Students had the option to work individually or in teams of two; […]

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Book documents construction of CAP: Indy sign

April 22, 2021 by CAP

Patrick Ward was off campus working at an internship and searching for an elective when a class called CAP:Indy Sign caught his attention. Mainly because he had no idea what the title meant. Had he been in the building, he couldn’t have missed the 17-foot sign being built in the CAP atrium. As it was, […]

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