First published in 1990 as the School of Architecture and Planning's journal of student work, Intersight chronicles the creative and scholarly outputs of our students and reflects on the pedagogy of the school. This online collection represents more recent projects, published in the journal since 2018.
Standing at more than 20 volumes, this anthology of student work captures the program's intellectual currents over the course of three decades. Intersight is curated and produced each year by a Master of Architecture student selected to serve as the Fred Wallace Brunkow Fellow. This annual fellowship is generously supported by Kathryn Brunkow Sample and former UB President Steven Sample. Support for the production of the Intersight book publication is provided by CannonDesign.
"Intersight 22 aims to gauge the current pedagogical focus of the school in comparison to its founding principles. Intellectual discussions between professors and students will give a deeper understanding of the ideologies through a reflection of the fundamental ideas behind the school's evolution." Submit your work today.
- Lizzy Gilman, MArch '20, Brunkow Fellow and editor of Intersght 22