SHOW LTU 2023
Event Date: May 4, 2023; Event City: Southfield, MI, US SHOW LTU 2023 is an exhibition of graduating student and alumni works from Lawrence Technological University’s College of Architecture and Design. Focused on design, immersed in technology and grounded in practice, it will spotlight works by 95 graduating students and 12 established alumni. An Awards Ceremony is 5 p.m. followed by Industry and Alumni Night at 6-9 p.m. Thursday, May 4, 2023. Register here to attend. The works remain on display to the public through May 6, 2023.SHOW LTU 2023 offers the public a sneak peek at the future of architecture and design beginning right here in Metro Detroit. Works include forays into Product Design like “Morphosis: Conceptual Center Console Design” by LTU graduating senior Sarah Adnan; Architecture projects like “Building an Architecture of Non-Displacement” by Allyza Valino, who is completing her master’s degree at LTU; and Master of Architecture 2013 Alumni work like Azubike Ononye’s “M1 Concourse Event Center.” Most participants are already working in their respective fields.This is only the second year the collaborative event has been held on the university’s Southfield campus. It demonstrates how LTU’s College of Architecture and Design inspiring, educating and motivating architecture and design leaders through LTU’s core philosophy of theory and practice.Read the full post on Bustler
SHOW LTU 2023 is an exhibition of graduating student and alumni works from Lawrence Technological University’s College of Architecture and Design. Focused on design, immersed in technology and grounded in practice, it will spotlight works by 95 graduating students and 12 established alumni.
An Awards Ceremony is 5 p.m. followed by Industry and Alumni Night at 6-9 p.m. Thursday, May 4, 2023. Register here to attend. The works remain on display to the public through May 6, 2023.
SHOW LTU 2023 offers the public a sneak peek at the future of architecture and design beginning right here in Metro Detroit. Works include forays into Product Design like “Morphosis: Conceptual Center Console Design” by LTU graduating senior Sarah Adnan; Architecture projects like “Building an Architecture of Non-Displacement” by Allyza Valino, who is completing her master’s degree at LTU; and Master of Architecture 2013 Alumni work like Azubike Ononye’s “M1 Concourse Event Center.” Most participants are already working in their respective fields.
This is only the second year the collaborative event has been held on the university’s Southfield campus. It demonstrates how LTU’s College of Architecture and Design inspiring, educating and motivating architecture and design leaders through LTU’s core philosophy of theory and practice.
Read the full post on Bustler
