ALT Structural Forum is a full-day event, hosted annually by the Cal Poly SEAOC and AEI student chapter, to connect structural engineering professionals and students. The event consists of two sessions, held in the morning and evening. The day program, held at Cal Poly, features presentations from six distinguished individuals in the field of structural engineering. The evening program, held at the Madonna Inn Expo Center, consists of a resume-free career fair followed by a three-course dinner banquet and a keynote speaker. Structural Forum provides students with a unique opportunity to interact with professionals and companies, offering the chance to promote their firms and recruit aspiring students.

ALT Photo of Nina Idzerda Joe, architecture class of 2012.

ALT Cal Poly teams dominated the Associated Schools of Construction Region 6 & 7 competition season with top finishes at regional, national and international events.

ALT The reception will begin on Friday, Nov. 7, at 6:30 p.m. The display will remain open on Saturday, Nov. 8, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. This year’s venue is the former California Pizza Kitchen, located at 876 Marsh Street.

ALT Vellum Design Build, a San Luis Obispo design-build firm, is partnering with the CAED and the Architecture Department to sponsor the annual competition, which challenges students to conceive and construct projects ranging from tables and chairs to light fixtures, toys and other furniture design solutions. The reception will begin on Friday, Nov. 7, at 6:30 p.m. The display will remain open on Saturday, Nov. 8, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. This year’s venue is the former California Pizza Kitchen, located at 876 Marsh Street.

ALT Cal Poly’s Landscape Architecture (LArch) Department takes pride in each year’s graduating class being Ready Day One. The senior show is an opportunity for fifth-year LArch students to demonstrate their readiness through their senior capstone projects, which encapsulate years of study, experience and innovation.

ALT Join The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Firm Award Winner LPA, Inc. on Thursday, Nov. 20, starting at 11 a.m. in the California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) Business Rotunda (03-213) for a conversation about integrated design, and what it really takes to move toward zero. Speakers: Wendy Sullock Rogers, FAIA, Keith Hempel, FAIA, Kari Kikuta, Bryan Seamer, and Lindsay Hayward.

ALT Harvard Design Magazine, Issue 53: Reuse and Repair. If architects can see beyond the allure of new construction, what kinds of climate-conscious buildings, healthy cities and collective ways of living might they create?

ALT Students and their professors from Cal Poly’s College of Architecture & Environmental Design visit the site for the upcoming Design Village competition to stake out the area where they’ll build their structure and to start planning their designs. Design Village is a competition hosted by the Architecture program at Cal Poly. True to the 'Learn by Doing' experience, competitors design and build shelters in which the student competitors inhabit their respective structures throughout the entire weekend.

ALT Artist’s rendering of Cal Poly Universities’ 2026 Rose Parade float, “Jungle Jumpstart.” A 40-foot robot lies on the rainforest floor surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant tropical flowers. Jungle animals — a frog, monkey, jaguar, and lemurs — work together to repair the robot with branches and plants.

ALT Students, families, and friends participate in the Fall Mustang Move-In with the help of student and staff volunteers.

ALT Students, families, and friends participate in the Fall Mustang Move-In with the help of student and staff volunteers.

ALT Students, families, and friends participate in the Fall Mustang Move-In with the help of student and staff volunteers.