Texas A&M School of Architecture, in collaboration with the College of Medicine and the School of Public Health, has released the schedule and programming for its Fall 2023 Architecture for Health Visiting Lecture Series. The theme is “Frontiers of Architecture Research: Imagining the Future of Evidence-Based Design.”
Sponsored by the Center for Health Systems & Design, the lecture series is open to architects, health consultants, nurses, allied health professionals and the general public. AIA, APA and ASLA Continuing Education Credits can be applied.
Invited interdisciplinary speakers will discuss their concepts and ideas each week. Lectures take place 12:40 p.m.-1:30 pm. (CST) Fridays. Talks will be held at Texas A&M University’s KAMU TV Studio, Moore Communications Center.
Live episodes can be accessed at bit.ly/3OVSvJ6.
Past episodes, since 2018, are available online, courtesy of PBS: pbs.org/show/texas-architecture-for-health/.
