University of Notre Dame School of Architecture Notre Dame, IN 46556

The University of Notre Dame School of Architecture, located in Notre Dame, Indiana, United States, is dedicated to educating leaders in the classical architectural tradition. Through research, professional activity, and public service, the institution aims to address critical issues facing the built environment. The School embraces the idea that architecture and urbanism play a crucial role in shaping our cultures, economies, and futures.

The faculty at the School of Architecture consists of a diverse group of practicing architects and academics with expertise in creating cities and buildings from ancient times to the present day. The institution recently named Peter Pennoyer as the 2024 Richard H. Driehaus Prize laureate, recognizing his commitment to classical architecture, preservation, urbanism, and historiography.

In addition to the Driehaus Prize, Maurice Cox received the 2024 Henry Hope Reed Award for his efforts in addressing social and economic inequity through well-informed policy and design. The School of Architecture can be contacted at 114 Walsh Family Hall of Architecture in Notre Dame, IN. For more information, visit their website or connect with them on social media platforms.