- School of Architecture Professor Awarded 2023 Virginia Design MedalJoshua Vermillion is one of three designers to be awarded the 2023 Virginia Design Medal. Sponsored by Hanbury Design, Joshua will be traveling to Norfolk in early August to accept the award and complete a short residency at the firm to discuss and present about Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and other emerging design technologies.
- New Peer-Reviewed Article on Timber Construction Published by School of Architecture ProfessorUNLV Professor Steffen Lehmann has a new peer-reviewed article on timber construction published in the Mass Timber Construction Journal. This new research identifies and prioritizes the future of a mass timber research agenda: Focus on the current state of knowledge and where the research needs are in mass timber construction. As mass timber construction evolves from a…
- CFA Around the World: UNLV Architecture Represented in India and UKJoshua Vermillion (Architecture) recently completed a trip to Mumbai, India (July 1-11) as a jury member for the international UnFold Design Competition. In addition to serving on the competition design jury, Joshua gave lectures on AI and robotics at three different universities and conducted three days of workshops to over 100 students and professionals at Folds Design Studio. In the UK, a…
- Architecture Professor on International Design Competition Jury for Vietnam MonumentUNLV Professor Steffen Lehmann is a jury member for the international design competition in Vietnam for a new monument in DaLat City. The new monument, which has garnered over 200 submissions, is planned to be around 350-400 feet high. The awards ceremony will be on June 29. The UNLV School of Architecture is an international partner for this competition.
- Architecture Faculty Generates First AI-generated Cover for Fashion Magazine, Harper’s BAZAARThe latest digital cover and fashion editorial for Harper’s BAZAAR Serbia follows the familiar formula of a model wearing high-fashion wardrobe and posing in exotic settings. Well, formulaic except for one small detail—none of the locations and scenery in the photographs actually exist. Instead, they were generated by UNLV architecture professor, Joshua Vermillion using an AI-driven…