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Landscape architecture students win awards from the PA-DE Chapter of the ASLA

Several seniors studying landscape architecture received a Merit Award and a People’s Choice Award as part of the Student Awards Program of the Pennsylvania-Delaware Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) for their project, “Bartram’s Green.” The students on the project were Liam Cleary, Ethan Mintzer, Christian Molander, Brian Pannepacker, Gary Schneider and Sean Smith. Their advisor was Professor Lolly Tai. An official awards list will be posted soon on the chapter website.

Architecture students awarded second place
in national competition and will exhibit
at the AIA Convention 2016

Several seniors in Tyler’s architecture program including Sean Moss, Kerry Hohenstein and Daniel Cruz placed second in the American Composites Manufacturers Association (ACMA) national plastics competition. The work was carried out as part of a capstone studio project led by Professor Brian Szymanik that focused on materials and making. Tyler’s Architecture Department was invited along with other architecture programs to participate in the competition. The students’ project along with other Tyler Architecture student work will be exhibited at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Convention 2016 in Philadelphia, May 19-21. Check out the AIA Convention 2016 website for more info.

Final exhibition of the 2015/16
Distinguished Alumni Mentoring program

On April 29, the Department of Planning and Community Development hosted a public lecture and workshop, “Placemaking – Revitalizing Commercial Corridors in Philadelphia.” Participants worked alongside community members in a neighborhood near Main Campus.

Temple Contemporary is wrapping up the 2015/16 Distinguished Alumni Mentoring program with the exhibition of two works, “Breathing on Land: Bay of Fundy” by Hope Ginsburg, TYL ’96, and “Out to Lunch” by Misha Wyllie, TYL ’14. This exhibition is the result of work produced during a six-month mentorship between Ginsburg and Wyllie. The exhibition opened on May 4 and will continue until July 15.

Join us May 19 for a lecture & cocktail reception!

RSVP Here by May 10

The Division of Architecture and Environmental Design invites you to attend an alumni reception and lecture on Thursday, May 19, the first evening of the AIA Convention 2016. Join us for an update on campus projects and lecture by Associate Vice President and University Architect Margaret Carney at 4 p.m. followed by a reception at 5:30 p.m.

Lecture by Margaret Carney, Associate Vice President and University Architect
Architecture Building
2001 N. 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA
4 p.m.

Alumni Cocktail Reception
Morgan Hall, Third Floor
1801 N. Broad St.
Philadelphia, PA
5:30 p.m.

Questions? Contact Associate Director of Alumni Relations for the Arts, Christy Mauro at (215) 926-2590 or christy.mauro@temple.edu.

ALUMNI SLIDESHOW: Send us images of your work! We will be composing a slideshow of alumni work to be seen at the reception. We’d like to share the level of accomplishment and impact of Temple University graduates as a group and as individuals.

We are looking for images and accompanying text that best show what each of you has been up to since graduation. This could be your most recent work or could illustrate a range. Content and composition is up to you as you see fit!

Some minimum guidelines:

A single PowerPoint slide (.ppt)
Image resolution of 200-00 dpi
May be single image or composite image
Primary title should appear as follows: Name, year of graduation, degree, current position
Descriptive text should include project/work title and alumni’s contributions
If work was done while employed at a firm, please credit the firm as well

Please email the slides to Bob Shuman at robert.shuman@temple.edu. Deadline is end of day, Friday, May 13.

Temple Takes Over the Phillies

Please join us for Temple University Night at Citizens Bank Park on Friday, June 3, when the Phillies host the Milwaukee Brewers at 7:05 p.m.

Seating will be located with other Temple alumni, faculty, students and supporters in Terrace Deck sections 420 and 421 at $20 per person. That’s a $10 discount off the cost of tickets!

For an additional $10 per person, you can add $12 worth of concession credit to each game ticket. The concession credit will be loaded onto the actual game ticket and can be used throughout the ballpark for food and/or merchandise.

Order your tickets here.

Call for Entries for Art Market at Tyler

Share. Sell. Connect.

We are thrilled to announce the return of Art Market at Tyler, one of the region’s most exciting fine art and craft fairs! The call for entries is now open—we can’t wait to see what you’ve been making. Application details can be found its website.

So what makes Art Market at Tyler so special?

CONNECTION: With an audience of 40,000 people comprised of students, faculty and staff, you can connect with the energetic and supportive community that is Tyler.

VISIBILITY: Art Market takes place during Temple’s Homecoming weekend when visitors arrive in droves. Along with our promotion in local and regional media, your work will be seen by many new eyes.

PROVEN SUCCESS: Positive and profitable experiences by artists and craftspeople keep participants returning year after year.

Apply now for the early bird registration discount!

Crafts & Drafts: Tyler Arts Happy Hour

The third Monday of every month | 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Monday, May 16
Frankford Hall
1210 Frankford Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19125

Join us Monday, May 16, for Crafts & Drafts, a monthly happy hour bringing together creative professionals, Tyler alumni, and members of the art community in the Philadelphia region to start conversations, make connections and exchange ideas.

Share your business card and artist opportunities with other attendees for a chance to win a drink on us!

Sponsored by the Tyler School of Art Alumni Association. Learn more.