UMA student architecture show is Feb. 15 through 22

AUGUSTA — The Charles Danforth Gallery at the University of Maine at Augusta will host its 2018 Student Architecture Show, featuring the work of UMA students in the bachelor of architecture program, beginning Feb. 15.
The work will be available for viewing through Feb. 22. A reception will be held at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 15.

The exhibition is a showcase of UMA students’ 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.
Students will attend the recpetion and be available to discuss their work and experiences participating in the UMA architecture program. The Student Architecture Show also recognizes outstanding student exhibits with awards along with scholarships.
“The annual Student Architecture Show is a highlight of the academic year,” said Eric Stark, associate professor of architecture. “It is an excellent forum for demonstrating how our hands on, integrated approach benefits the students work and connects UMA to community projects.”
The bachelor of architecture program at UMA is the only five-year professional architecture degree program in Maine, providing students with a path towards architectural licensure. For more information about the exhibit or the program, contact Stark at eric.stark@maine.edu