Kansas State University Architecture

Two IAPD Students Semi-runners up In National Design Competition

Two K-Condition IAPD students are semifinalists within the 2015 Steelcase student competition, NEXT, while another student from IAPD is definitely an honorable mention recipient.

In the third year, your competition had greater than 700 students from 60 programs participate. The long run designers were challenged this season to produce the following co-working atmosphere. Idol judges individually examined records and spent each day together in Grand Rapids, MI, the house of work furniture manufacturer Steelcase to choose the semifinalists and honorable mentions. Find Out More

Interior Architecture And Product Design At K-Condition Rated At The Very Top

Kansas Condition University’s Interior Architecture &lifier Product Design (IAPD) is rated among the top graduate programs in the united states. In excess of fifteen years “America’s Best Architecture &lifier Design Schools” from DesignIntelligence continues to be the definitive school ranking in architecture, landscape architecture, interior planning and industrial design. The ratings show Kansas Condition College IAPD because the #1 graduate enter in the Area region, #one in construction techniques and materials, and also the number #1 graduate program in a public institution across the country. Find Out More

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3rd Year Students Begin Mobile Atmosphere Project

IAPD 3rd year students begin their 'near environment'/mobile atmosphere project to change an El Dorado National executive coach van right into a mobile work and relaxation center. 4 groups can create individual and group work relaxation zones inside the interior for the following 5 days. Anticipation and levels are high! You can view the progress within the east lot at APD West.

College of APDesign Aids In Wounded Warrior Farm Training and Healing Center Design

Students within the College of Architecture, Planning &lifier Design took part in a design charrette and became a member of hands in creating a master arrange for the Farm Training and Healing Center for wounded soldiers.

This design charrette was organized by Vibhavari Jani, interior architecture &lifier product design connect professor Jessica Canfield, landscape architecture and regional &lifier community planning assistant professor and Bruce Wrightsman, architecture assistant professor, to help Soldier Farming Vocational Education, or SAVE, a company began by upon the market Maj. Gary LaGrange, a Vietnam War veteran. The organization's mission would be to provide farming vocational education and healing assets to coming back wounded soldiers. Find Out More