On November 10, 2022, Frauhaus: Women of Industrial Design presents “Design Intersection,” an event to build accessible opportunities to share insights on topics that push us all to be better thinkers, designers, and collaborators. All students, staff, and faculty are welcome to attend the event in the CEIS Lobby from 5:30-7:30 on Thursday, November 10. […]
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The Schumann Library is happy to announce its first exhibit of the 2022-23 school year! Created by fourth-year architecture student Jiazhun Wu, “The Gate of Success” is a 3D printed conceptual model representing the ways in which diverse communities intersect with each other on Wentworth’s campus. Jiazhun completed this project as part of his […]
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The Schumann Library is excited to announce its first exhibit of 2022: “Operation Negus,” presented by Crowns. Crowns is a Wentworth student group, started in 2019 by Jennifer Anitus, focused on uplifting women of color. We asked Crowns to tell us a bit about the origins of “Operation Negus:” The idea behind “Operation Negus” […]
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CEIS Showcase Exhibit – November 5, 2020 – August 31, 2021 Vojtěch Preissig was an important figure in the early years of Wentworth Institute of Technology. Director of the School of Printing and Graphic Arts at Wentworth 100 years ago, from 1916 to 1924, he was an influential typographer, printmaker, designer, illustrator, painter and teacher. […]
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“It All Adds Up,” the current exhibit in the CEIS Showcase, celebrates the technical capabilities of the Additive Manufacturing Center (AMC) here at Wentworth Institute of Technology. Since Professor Peter Rourke, ME, brought the first 3D printer to campus in the late 90s, students and faculty have been keen to expand the envelope of possibility […]
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A new exhibition at the Schumann Library features the top finishers from the Armstrong Ceiling Student Design Competition. The exhibition displays five Interior Design student designs selected from the competition. Students designed for a month in their senior-level studio, using an iterative process that moved through prototyping, evaluation, and execution. The goal of the competition […]
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“Innovation by Design,” the new exhibit in the Center for Engineering, Innovation and Sciences (CEIS)’ Showcase, coincides with the 10th anniversary celebration of the M.Arch program, the first graduate program at the Institute. The M.Arch program paved the way for subsequent graduate programs, which in turn contributed to Wentworth’s achievement of University status. The exhibit […]
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Visitors to the Guarracino Family Gallery are peeking through the windows and doorways of models — and gently leafing through hand-crafted books — in the current exhibit which showcases precedent studies completed by sophomore architecture students in their Fall 2019 Arch 2000 studio course, led by studio faculty Ignacio Cardona, Daniel Daou, Meliti Dikeos, Luis Flores, […]
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The Schumann Library exhibit “TBTwenties: Student Memorabilia and Tools in the 1920s” is our first installation to focus on the 1920s — a decade of boundless discovery in art, literature, science and politics. The display includes books, mementos and tools belonging to Joseph W. Odlum, once a student in the Steam and Electrical Power Plant […]
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The Schumann Library is pleased to welcome to the Guarracino Family Gallery the Product Design & Development Collaborative (PDDC), a multidisciplinary team of Wentworth students whose goal is to solve real-world community and industry problems through a customer-centric approach. The installation “PDCC + Accelerate: An EPIC Innovation” introduces the design process used for the AccuRxY […]
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