JONATHAN AND MELANIE ANTEVY HALL (ARCHITECTURE BUILDING)
One of the most uniquely designed and instantly recognizable buildings on the University of Florida campus, Jonathan and Melanie Antevy Hall (Architecture Building) is home to the majority of our college’s academic offerings. Home to our design studios, faculty offices, and the John and Anne Sofarelli Family Gallery. Learn More
ARCHITECTURE & FINE ARTS LIBRARY
The library has recently created discipline-specific search pages so that students can easily access information pertinent to their field. The Architecture & Fine Arts Library provides students access to 85,000 bound volumes, 640 periodicals, 200 videotapes, and 40,000 microforms focusing on the history, theory and practice of architecture, art, graphic design and building construction. It also features online linkage to the Avery Index, computer and laser disc access to the Avery Drawing Collection, and a rare book collection. Equally useful is the UF Architecture & Fine Arts Slide Library. Learn More
CITYLAB-ORLANDO
CityLab-Orlando is the first CityLab and was started in 2012. The program is the result of a concerted effort by members of Orlando’s professional architecture community, who felt that a professional degree program in Orlando was necessary to improve the quality of aspirant architects working in Orlando. Learn More
JAXLAB CITYLAB-JACKSONVILLE
JaxLab is a teaching and research facility focused on the social, ecological, and environmental issues related to resilience and the built environment. JaxLab offers two degrees, the professional Master of Architecture and the non-professional Master of Science in Architectural Studies (MSAS). The programs benefit from Jacksonville’s unique urban context and combine teaching and training students with service to the broader community. Learn More
DCP FABRICATION LAB
The DCP Fabrication Lab at the University of Florida was created out of a collaboration between the School of Architecture and the School of Art + Art History. Since the inception of the lab in 2009, we have served our University of Florida students as well as faculty and staff, the Gainesville community and more. In 2015, the lab expanded into Infinity Hall where it continues to flourish and grow. We offer the lowest prices in the United States and access to some of the only fabrication machines in the Central Florida Area. The Fab Lab is open to the everyone: University of Florida affiliates and the public. Learn More
WOOD SHOP
The UF College of Design, Construction and Planning’s fully equipped wood shop affords students a cutting edge in manipulating materials and form. A learning laboratory, the wood shop enables students to test their design ideas on real materials at full scale, with training and access to a full complement of power tools at no charge. A full-time wood shop supervisor is on hand to provide technical assistance and facilitate practical problem solving as needed. Learn More
COMPUTER LAB
Offering two classrooms and unique computing and printing hardware, the Architecture learning space is a valuable resource for students both in and out of the College of Design, Construction, and Planning. The space is staffed with technology consultants who are available to assist users with printing and general computer usage. The space includes iMacs, Wacom tablets, grey-scale and color printing, as well as large-scale poster printing, spread across three multi-use rooms. Learn More
VICENZA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE
The Vicenza Institute of Architecture (VIA) Program is a one-semester satellite-learning program at the UF School of Architecture’s facilities in Vicenza, Italy. This travel-intensive program recognizes the importance of the physical experience of the latest innovations in architectural design as an integral part of a designer’s education. The program is an option for Bachelor of Design students in their Design 7 or Design 8 semesters and Master of Architecture students in their Advanced Grad 3 semester. Learn More
BRUNO E. AND MARITZA F. RAMOS COLLABORATORY
Upon its completion, the Ramos Collaboratory will reflect real-world industry best practice in its instructional laboratories, maker spaces, research facilities and student collaboration spaces. This will allow the college to capitalize on the strengths of its individual units, nurture multidisciplinary partnerships and outperform its national peers. The research momentum and instructional excellence fostered within the new facility will attract top-flight students and faculty and cultivate a vibrant innovation culture, where faculty, students, alumni and industry partners are equipped to forge out-of-the-box solutions to society’s most pressing problems. Learn More