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Recreating the Lost City of Tiwanaku: Director John Fillwalk and IDIA Lab’s Digital Revival

September 27, 2024 by Jennifer Criss

There’s something fascinating about looking at ancient ruins and imagining what the lives and culture might have been like of the people who lived there. With the everchanging advancements in technology, researchers can get closer than they ever have to solving these mysteries. Ball State University faculty John Fillwalk, senior director of the Institute for […]

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Ball State Landscape Architecture Student Designs Weather Shelter for Bus Riders

August 20, 2024 by Landa Bagley

Ball State University students strive to combine their talent with innovation to make meaningful impacts within their communities. Reese Higginbotham, a landscape architecture student at Ball State’s Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning, did just that. Ms. Higginbotham designed a weather shelter for an Indianapolis bus stop on Ameriplex Way—transforming the bus stop into an […]

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Robert Koester: 50 Years of Trailblazing Green Energy

May 10, 2024 by Jennifer Criss

Robert Koester, director of the Center for Energy Research, Education, and Service (CERES) and professor of architecture within the Estopinal College of Architecture, has had a career spanning half a century at Ball State University. It’s impossible not to be awestruck by the depth of his experiences and contributions. From his beginnings as an assistant […]

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Architecture Professor, Former Associate Dean Michel Mounayar Celebrates Ball State Milestone

May 9, 2024 by Cody Voga

Michel Mounayar, ‘82, a registered architect, tenured professor of architecture, and former associate dean of the Estopinal College of Architecture and Planning (ECAP), remembers his first days on the campus of Ball State University as a graduate student 40-plus years ago. “It feels like it was like yesterday,” he said. “I can’t believe it has […]

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Ball State Graduate Ventures into Space Architecture Program

March 21, 2024 by Landa Bagley

Photo Courtesy of RQAW. The realization that humans occupy a small place in a universe enveloped by the vast outer reaches of space can be daunting. But Ball State University graduate Malequi Picazo is fascinated by outer space, impressed by its apparent limitlessness, and intrigued about whether humans can someday live there. “It’s just fun […]

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Three Ball State Students Land Internships With Focus on Black Heritage Preservation

February 20, 2024 by Landa Bagley

There are internships. And then, there are internships—ones that are catalysts for personal and professional transformation, growth, and evolution. Three Ball State University students experienced the latter with Indiana Landmarks’ Black Heritage Preservation Program last Summer. Ahmaud Carroll-Tubbs, a third-year Landscape Architecture student, and Sierra Ivy, a third-year Architecture student, were selected from among 40 […]

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Creating Tranquility: ECAP Students Design Sustainable Outdoor Relaxation Space at Maplewood Guest House

July 3, 2023 by Jennifer Criss

The Maplewood Guest House at Ball State University is again at the forefront of collaboration and innovation, assisting students in numerous ways by delivering immersive learning and hands-on, real-world experiences. Once called an experiment, Maplewood Guest House (Maplewood) is flourishing in its sixth year due to multiple partnerships, collaborations with several Ball State colleges, and […]

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Ball State’s CAP Students Learn while Designing, Helping Build Affordable, Net-Zero Energy Home That Will House Two Families

April 6, 2022 by Landa Bagley

Architecture is the avenue where form, function, creativity, and standards intersect, yielding a plan and design for something that greatly impacts people: a building. The true beauty of a building is revealed in how it serves people. These are the places in which we live, learn, work, play, dream, worship, and more. And these are […]

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New Immersive Learning Project Promotes Sustainable Opportunities

November 10, 2021 by Andrew Walker

An Immersive Learning project is underway at Ball State University that will utilize the talents of students and faculty at two colleges to promote awareness of sustainable activities in Indiana. Faculty mentors Dr. Adam Kuban, an associate professor of Journalism at the College of Communication, Information, and Media, and Dr. Adam Berland, associate professor of […]

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