The Sam Fox School’s tripartite structure allows the school to build on the strengths of each unit and draw on its combined energies and the resources of Washington University, to chart innovative directions, create new knowledge, advance the theory and practice of its fields and address the social and environmental challenges of our time.
An education from the Sam Fox School is aided by its linkage with the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, one of the oldest teaching museums in the country. Meaningful and direct interaction with works of art encourages cross-disciplinary exchange, critical thinking, visual literacy and social and intellectual inquiry into connections between art and life.
Browse the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts Collections:
Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Design
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum
Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts Books
Sam Fox Theses and Dissertations
St. Louis Projects, Office for Socially Engaged Practice
- 2009 Fall Heyda Gaidis Elements of Urban Design
- 2010 Fall Heyda Gaidis Elements of Urban Design
- 2010 Fall Yates Disturbed Sites Junction
- 2011 Fall Heyda Gaidis Elements of Urban Design
- 2011 Fall Yates MLA Core Studio I
- 2014 Fall Freixas Railway Exchange
- 2015 Spring Art, Ecology, and Community in University City
- 2016 Fall Inclusion and Neighborhood Resilience with IISTL
- 2016 Spring Heyda Grand Center
- 2016 Spring Social Ecologies of Harlem
- 2017 Fall School Design for Resilience
- 2019 Spring Graduate Architecture Studio: Inclusion & Neighborhood Resilience (V2.0) Designing for Equity in Metamorphic Cities (Fox Park)
- 2019 Spring Shared Sites: Design for Intergenerational Aging
- 2019 Spring Undergraduate Landscape Architecture Studio
- Books, Office for Socially Engaged Practice
- Fall 2019 Confluence: St. Louis and Hinterlands