Discover new work presented by Tyler's Architecture and Environmental Design program.
At Tyler, we believe it is important to share the work of architects in an engaging and approachable context. With this in mind, the Vojislav Exhibition wall was created. Each semester, a new exhibit displays the work of Tyler's Architecture students, guest lecturers or faculty.
March - May 2026
This exhibition of physical objects created by architecture students from Tyler Art + Architecture over the course of the spring and fall 2026 semesters, representing a diverse range of projects, scales, mediums and techniques, affirms the ultimate aspiration of architecture – to be made.
Read about projects that have been recently presented by AED.
From October 2024 through April 2025, Tyler School of Art and Architecture landscape architecture students participated in design-build studio coursework that culminated in the presentation of “Reflections on Regeneration: an artful response to our changing environment,” Temple University’s educational exhibit at the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s 2025 Philadelphia Flower Show, “Gardens of Tomorrow.”
Temple’s participation in this competitive, juried show, which draws local and international exhibitors, is an annual project in the third year BSLA design studio sequence. Students design, build, and construct a public-facing exhibit that artfully displays plants and physically and conceptually fulfills annual show themes.
In the summer of 2025, the Atlas for Post-Disciplinary Design issued an international call for submissions to be included in a series of exhibitions and a subsequent publication. The call sought work that candidly or incidentally challenged singular disciplinary frameworks and representational norms through the exploration, fixation, or integration of innovative post-disciplinary methodologies. The final exhibition featured 208 unique pieces submitted by external speakers, internal moderators, workshop facilitators, invited exhibitors, and participants from the open call.
In the spring and summer of 2025, architecture faculty and students led an interdisciplinary research project to develop a new biogenic building material composed of flax, the Latin name for which is translated as “most useful fiber.”
The usefulness of the material created is significant, extending from the environmental to the economic to the cultural. Through this study, the project participants were drawn into an active engagement with the natural world and each other.
This exhibition of physical objects created by architecture students from Tyler Art + Architecture over the course of the spring 2025 and fall 2024 semesters, representing a diverse range of projects, scales, mediums and techniques, affirms the ultimate aspiration of architecture – to be made.
In the spring and summer of 2024, Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture Ambler Design Build Institute partnered with the Southeast Asian (SEA) Market at FDR Park in Philadelphia. The SEA Market is a “community of refugees and immigrant members who, for 35+ years, have cultivated an open community space all their own, providing a cultural hub for social gatherings, sharing of ethnic cuisines and business opportunities through vending.”
MASS Design Group, an invited lecturer for Tyler Architecture’s spring 2024 lecture series, exhibited material highlighting their community-based preservation and cultural conservation work, including the research-based segment of their practice. MASS Design principles Shawn Evans and Garron Yepa helped curate this exhibition of their community-based design and cultural heritage preservation work, particularly in Indigenous communities, and their work with the federal government on standards for Indigenous housing and settlements.
This exhibition of physical objects created by architecture students from Tyler Art + Architecture over the course of the fall 2023 semester, representing a diverse range of projects, scales, mediums and techniques, affirms the ultimate aspiration of architecture – to be made.
Part of the Venice Architecture Biennale, Philadelphia based architecture and design practice Shiftspace designed a twisted arch clad in cascading porcelain tiles. Shiftspace partnered with Botteganove, a heritage tile manufacturer in the Veneto region, to produce the custom-designed tiles. In the United States, architecture students from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture in Philadelphia assisted in designing and fabricating the structural components ahead of its journey to Venice.
This display documented the work of Landscape Architecture Junior Design-Build Studio in preparation for the 2023 exhibit, The Power of Nature—Plug Into It at the 2023 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Philadelphia Flower Show.
The exhibit won six top honors, including the PHS Gold Medal, as well as the Alfred M. Campbell Memorial Trophy, the PHS Gardening for the Greater Good Award, the Bulkley Medal of the Garden Club of America, the Pennsylvania Landscape Nursery Association Trophy, and the Special Achievement Award of The Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania.
