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  • Andrew pressman and his book cover

    To Succeed in Business, Think Like an Architect

    Architecture Adjunct Professor Andrew Pressman believes a great team is akin to a big, unhappy dysfunctional family.You don’t have to like the other team members to produce great results,” Pressman says. “Tension between team members can be seen as constructive—as the gasoline that fuels innovation and excellent work.”
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    6 Little-Known Facts About a Founding Father

    This story was originally published in Maryland Today.
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  • Peter Noonan and a view inside a house with wooden structures.

    Professor Peter Noonan Elevated to 2025 AIA College of Fellows

    Professor of the Practice and architecture alum Peter Noonan (‘88, M.Arch '92) is one of 83 individuals who has been elevated to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) College of Fellows this year. The honor is the organization's highest distinction; less than 3% of AIA members hold the designation.
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  • A grid-structured home with large windows, pictured at dusk.

    Terps Hit “Home” Run in Forbes Best List

    If you are building a home in the rolling landscape of Virginia’s Blue Ridge mountains magnificent views are as much a requirement as an extra bedroom. But architects Amy Gardner and Brittany Williams ‘05 M.Arch ‘07 decided early on in the project that scenery was only part of the equation— if sited and designed just right, they could also capture sunlight and ample mountain breezes, allowing the homeowners to power and ventilate the home, minimizing the need for AC even on sunny, hot and humid August summer days.
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  • Stephen Ayers speaking at a podium

    Stephen Ayers Named Interim CEO of American Institute of Architects

    The Honorable Stephen T. Ayers ‘85, FAIA, LEED AP has been appointed interim executive vice president and CEO of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). An accomplished architect and administrator with decades of leadership in public service, Ayers will assume the role in February following the departure of current EVP/CEO Lakisha Woods. 
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  • Student posing with teacher in front of architectural renderings

    Best in Class

    Written by Maggie Haslam and Brianna Rhodes
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