The UTA NOMAS Podcast

Ep. 0101 - Architecture History w/ Dr. Kate Holliday

Belén and Frank discuss with Dr. Holliday about architecture history and how it shapes communities.  Dr. Kate Holliday studied at Williams College, and at the University of Texas at Austin. Taught at UT Austin and Southwestern University, with a current tenured teaching position at CAPPA at UT Arlington. The founder and director of the David Dillion Center for Texas Architecture, she has also served on the State Board of Review for the Texas Historical Commission, and currently on the Board of Directors for Historic Fort Worth, Inc. Publications include Leopold Eidlitz: Architecture and Idealism in the Gilded Age and The Open-Ended City: David Dillon on Texas Architecture. Check out our Hype Song playlist on Spotify! open.spotify.com/playlist/074fCx9…fGTtGQD_5lXlxnmg [https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fopen.spotify.com%2Fplaylist%2F074fCx9XjcbmrESA5aOm8R%3Fsi%3DHDYVn9fGTtGQD_5lXlxnmg&token=188563-1-1604914595303] Follow us on Instagram @UTANOAMS [https://soundcloud.com/UTANOAMS]. Please rate and review us! Music for intro produced and made by Noir Et Blanc Vie. We do not own the rights to the sampled songs in the episode.

Ep. 0100 - Trailer

Architecture is not immune to discrimination. Two architecture students, Belén Vigil and Frank Rose, discuss inequality and injustice with professionals in academia, in the work field, and city government around the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex to become a resource for students in a design field. Follow us on Instagram @utanomas.