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  • Recent Archives 

    School of Architecture (University of Texas at Arlington, 1994)
    In 1991 a group of graduate architecture students, the faculty and the administration at the University of Texas at Arlington together agreed to collect and publish students' work. Recent Archives is the result. It is a ...

  • Faculty Catalog 1990 - 1993 

    School of Architecture (University of Texas at Arlington, 1993)
    This modest volume, the School of Architecture's Faculty Catalog, is offered as a companion to the more familiar academic reference, the Course Catalog. In fact, a Faculty Catalog is more important than its convention ...

  • History of The School of Architecture, 1948-2017, 50th Anniversary Celebration 

    School of Architecture (University of Texas at Arlington, 2017)
    This history of the School of Architecture is dedicated to the faculty, staff and most of all to the students of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Interior Design, whose combined efforts and designs have elevated ...

  • TEX FILES issue 01 

    School of Architecture (University of Texas at Arlington, 2004)
    TEX FILES is proud to present excerpts of the recently concluded 2002-2003 academic year in a new annual architectural journal. The book serves to document and transcribe a commentary on issues in architecture, education ...

  • TEX FILES issue 02 

    School of Architecture (University of Texas at Arlington, 2008)
    **Please note that the full text is embargoed** ABSTRACT: Welcome to the School of Architecture. Short of spending an entire semester in the building, I think perusing this volume is the next best thing to being here. The ...

  • Faculty Catalog 1993 - 1997 

    School of Architecture (University of Texas at Arlington, 1997)
    This modest volume, the School of Architecture's Faculty Catalog, is offered as a companion to the more familiar academic reference, the Course Catalog. In fact, the Faculty Catalog is more important than its conventional ...