- Knowlton School
Expanding the Horizon Mexico City Study Abroad Knowlton School students travel to Mexico over spring break to study the culture, landscape, and architecture of its capital city
- Spring 2025 Baumer Lecture Series | Knowlton School
The Knowlton School is pleased to announce the Spring 2025 Baumer Lecture Series For spring 2025, the series returns to Knowlton Hall’s Gui Auditorium for nine in-person lectures
- Architecture - Knowlton School
Knowlton Hall is exceptional; it is a living laboratory where students learn to design architecture by observing the building that surrounds them The design studios incorporate the latest technologies, and modern classrooms are where contemporary questions are discussed
- Bachelor of Science in Architecture - Knowlton School
During the autumn studio (ARCH 4410), students choose from an array of individual topic studios developed by Knowlton faculty The spring studio (ARCH 4420) refines and challenges students’ growing architectural acumen through the design of a community-focused project on an urban site
- City and Regional Planning - Knowlton School
At the Knowlton School, we talk about where we want to go and then about the planning tools we have, and the new tools we might need, to get there In other words, Planning at Knowlton begins by asking: what would an equitable, inclusive, resilient, sustainable city look like?
- The Knowlton School
The Knowlton School is an administrative unit within the College of Engineering at The Ohio State University The school is comprised of three academic sections: architecture, landscape architecture, and city and regional planning
- Landscape Architecture - Knowlton School
For more than 100 years, Knowlton Landscape Architecture has bridged practice and research by embracing Ohio State’s land-grant mission and enabling students to imagine new landscapes, the systems that feed them, and the human and non-human communities that seek to thrive within them
- 20 Years of Knowlton Hall
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Professor of Landscape Architecture and Hubert C Schmidt ’38 Chair Dorothée Imbert coordinated an exhibition and series of events to honor the design, construction, and use of Knowlton Hall
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