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Kathy Velikov's thesis seminar and studio on the Las Vegas Valley is recognized for climate change curriculum.

Kathy Velikov and Geoffrey Thün present RVTR's work in the Structure and Digital Design Lecture Series 2026.

Taubman College's Portico covers the nature-based stormwater strategy for Southeast Michigan.

One of the first ten University of Michigan Impact Institutes, with Velikov as director.

A review of U.S. and Canadian energy stretch codes and what they mean for building envelopes and embodied carbon.

The American Institute of Architects elevates Kathy Velikov to its College of Fellows.

A National Coastal Resilience Fund grant supports a regional plan combining nature-based and grey infrastructure.

RVTR and POST's speculative project on the Tennessee Valley opens at the Ewing Gallery, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

"Responsive Envelopes: Paradigms and Potentials", a keynote on RVTR's envelope research.

A $1 million National Science Foundation award for next-generation factory-built housing, with the University of Michigan as a partner.

ACADIA's board recognizes Velikov's leadership of the organization, including her term as President.

Kathy Velikov and Geoffrey Thün lecture at the Syracuse University School of Architecture.

The book of the exhibition and symposium co-curated by Kathy Velikov, co-edited with Cathryn Dwyre, Chris Perry and David Salomon.

Velikov succeeds Geoffrey Thün as Taubman College's Associate Dean for Research and Creative Practice.

Thün joins the University of Michigan's research leadership for the social sciences, humanities and the arts.

RVTR is part of the team representing Canada at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale.