“Grounds Grids Grammar" by Paul Mosley, assistant professor of architecture, examines territory as an idea produced over time through sovereignty, jurisdiction, cartography, and power. While architecture and urban design have largely treated territory as the substrate upon which buildings are made — a surface to be surveyed, divided, and improved — the exhibition traces the historical construction of that surface and tests an alternative: a territorial project in which ecological expansion, non-proprietary land tenure, and ethics of care prevail.
Join the ¹ú²úÂ×Àí community as it comes together to honor the courage, sacrifice and service of those who have worn our nation’s uniform.
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Graduate Student UpdateOur graduate students continue to be the heartbeat of our department. We are incredibly proud of the hard work they put in to achieve their many successes! Welcome to Kent!This fall, we warmly welcome our newest graduate student cohort. Dedication and hard work have brought them to us — we are so happy to have them join our Department for the next steps of their scholarly training! Congratulations to our incoming graduate students on starting their academic journey toward a PhD with us at ¹ú²úÂ×Àí. Graduate Excellence We also want to ack...
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