Our latest school show from students at the University of Kentucky College of Design includes a car depot that functions as a wellness centre and a housing community built from repurposed material from the railroad industry.
Other projects from the undergraduate and postgraduate students include a farm in Kentucky designed to mimic the surrounding environment's patterns and digitally-manipulated collages referencing Lewis Carroll's Alice and Wonderland.

University of Kentucky College of Design
School: University of Kentucky College of Design

Courses:  Undergraduate and graduate studios

Professors: Angus Eade, Anne Filson and Jeffrey Johnson, Jill Leckner, Mike McKay, Brian Richter, Gary Rohrbacher, Jason Scroggin, Mike Silver, Brent Sturlaugson, Martin Summers and Stephen Slaughter and Regina H. Summers. School statement:
"The School of Architecture at the University of Kentucky College of Design offers a four-year undergraduate pre-professional degree and a Master of Architecture degree. The students featured in this festival represent the breadth of our two programmes, with a particular focus on our recently reconsidered undergraduate first-year spring studios, where we have fully integrated digital design and fabrication technologies.
"The theme of the spring semester for the first-year undergraduate studio sequence was to consider the notion of 'Object and Field' and how it relates to the negotiation of small-scale programme, inhabitation, and context. In...