The Master of Architecture Program is pleased to announce
that Steven Niele is the winner of
the 2018 Walter Harrison Thesis Award.
The award is given yearly, in honor of University
Past-President Walter Harrison, who was instrumental in the establishment and
development of the University of Hartford’s Master of Architecture
Program. The award is bestowed upon the
Master of Architecture student with the most outstanding Thesis Project. Projects must be timely in nature, thoroughly
thought out, comprehensively developed, graphically stunning, and effectively
presented. Graduating Master of
Architecture students who have successfully completed and presented their
Thesis projects are eligible. Only one
award is made per academic year.
Steven Niele’s project: ‘Bi-Lingual
Architecture’ a Winery in Ala Trentino, Italy.
Master of Architecture Thesis Projects were presented on
Monday, April 23, with CETA hosting the event in the Harry Jack Gray Center’s 1877
Club. The work of the second-year graduate students was on display from 12:00
to 1:00pm, followed by individual presentations and reviews. The event was culminated with a reception in
the Rotunda from 6:00 to 8:00pm.
Students participants: Timothy
Applebee, Joseph James, Maria Khan, Daniel King, Alaa Mahmoud, Steven Niele,
Mitchell Sharnick, and Benjamin Wisniewski.
Thesis Director Daniel Davis, AIA, was pleased with a high turnout,
as approximately 200 people were in attendance.
Thesis Coordinators Mark Hopper, AIA and Tyler Smith, FAIA supported a
wide range of student projects, including: academic facilities, mixed–use urban
infill, a retreat, cultural centers, a winery, and a healthcare facility. The
Thesis Panel was comprised of twelve industry professional reviewers who provided
feedback following each student presentation.
Selected thesis projects will be exhibited throughout Connecticut including the AIA/Connecticut Gallery in New Haven [mid-May through mid-June], designated architectural firms, and selected other venues.
Our congratulations go out to Steven… cheers.
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