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February 2026

Screenshot of a 3D modeling workspace showing multiple articulated industrial robotic arms arranged in a row on a blue grid floor. The interface displays object controls, lighting settings, and asset thumbnails, indicating the scene is being edited in a robotics simulation environment. The robotic arms vary in size and color, including white and orange models, positioned in different poses across the virtual workspace.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR LUIS ARTURO PACHECO AWARDED THE KNIGHT ART + TECH EXPANSION FUND
February 27, 2026
Florida Atlantic University’s School of Architecture proudly congratulates Assistant Professor Luis Arturo Pacheco, Director of the Interactive Machines Lab, on being awarded support through the Knight Art + Tech Expansion...
The Evans Tree House by modus studio appears as an elongated, tubular structure elevated on slender supports within a dense forest in Arkansas. Its curved wooden slat exterior and exposed geometric steel framework create a sculptural, contemporary treehouse that blends with the surrounding green canopy.
FAU SOA WELCOMES | CHRIS BARIBEAU | FALL ‘25/SPRING ‘26 LECTURE SERIES
February 26, 2026
The Florida Atlantic University School of Architecture is pleased to welcome Chris Baribeau, AIA, Principal Architect and co-founder of modus studio...
Aerial view of a floating hexagonal structure anchored in clear turquoise water. The structure is made of interconnected yellow rings with white planters inside each ring, containing small green plants. White cylindrical buoys surround the perimeter, keeping the installation stable on the water’s surface.
FAU SOA WELCOMES | SKYLAR TIBBITS | FALL ‘25/SPRING ‘26 LECTURE SERIES
February 17, 2026
The FAU School of Architecture (SOA) is pleased to welcome Skylar Tibbits, Associate Professor of Design Research in the Department of Architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-director of the Self-Assembly...
Industrial facility with large cylindrical silos, metal structures, and elevated conveyor systems interconnected across the site. The gray concrete and steel buildings appear weathered, with pipes, walkways, and machinery visible throughout the complex under an overcast sky.
FAU SOA WELCOMES | VYTA PIVO | FALL ‘25/SPRING ‘26 LECTURE SERIES
February 05, 2026
The FAU School of Architecture (SOA) is excited to announce that Vyta Pivo, interdisciplinary historian of the built environment and Associate Professor of Architecture, will...