UTSA Libraries hosts Assistant Professor Ian Caine for his lecture, Architectural Postcards from Space, as part of the popular Pizza + Research series. The speaker will lead a discussion about the ways that architecture can elevate the quality of public life across scales, from room to megaregion. The talk will begin with a single sketch and conclude by re-proposing the continental United States.
Pizza will be served while supplies last.
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Ian Caine is an assistant professor of architecture, registered architect, and urban designer. He holds a SMArchS degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He also earned a B.A. in Political Science and M.Arch from Washington University in Saint Louis, where he received the AIA School Medal & Certificate of Merit upon graduation from the School of Architecture. Caine’s research examines the forms, processes, and impacts of suburban and megaregional expansion.