2017 UMA
Architecture
Student Show
March 2 to March 11, 2017
Opening Reception
Thursday, March 2nd 4:00-6:00pm
This spring, the University of Maine at Augusta is hosting its 2017 Juried Student Architecture Show featuring the work of architecture students in the Bachelor of Architecture program, showcasing their studio, analysis, and technology work. The student projects include design ideas across a broad spectrum of scales and contexts, as well as collaborative community projects, precedent studies,
analysis of existing buildings, and thesis investigations.
The B.Arch program is the only five-year professional architecture degree program in Maine, and provides students with a path towards architectural licensure.
The show is juried by:
• Dan Moreno, AIA is a practicing Architect and
Department chair and Professor for the Central
Maine Community College’s Associates in applied
science in Architectural and Civil Engineering. He has
nearly 30 years’ experience in the A/E field, covering
single family residential to high tech industrial,
correctional facilities, commercial, medical,
educational, and daycare and over 20 years teaching
architecture, engineering, and CAD in higher
education.
• Richard Lo is works at Kaplan Thompson Architects
in Portland, ME. He has over 20 years experience of
design and project management, Richard has
worked on a diverse range of projects in Maine and
beyond. Since gaining registration as an architect in
New Zealand in 1996 he has worked in New
Zealand, the United Kingdom, France and Maine. He
holds a Bachelor of Architecture and a Bachelor of
Building Science, from Victoria University, Wellington,
New Zealand. Richard tutored architectural design
and interior design at Victoria University.
For more information about the exhibit or the program contact Sanjit Roy, Assistant Professor of Architecture, sanjit.roy@maine.edu