Milton LandLab is a collaboration between the School of Architecture's Landscape Architecture faculty and students with support from the FABLAB. It provides a unique opportunity for students to study and propose methodologies and practices for design research based in landscape mediums.
The Fabrication Lab, or FabLab, is a center for empowering people with tools for making, prototyping, and construction at a range of scales, materials, and techniques.
At UVA School of Architecture, our studios and labs are at the center of what we do. They are places of experimentation and speculation, where emergent technologies and concepts are explored, applied, and tested. Our studios and labs are spaces where hands-on, active learning and making occurs every day.
The Rap Lab at UVA is a collaborative hip-hop cypher space (for composing, recording, and editing) and classroom in the University of Virginia’s Department of Music, located in New Cabell Hall 398.
The Charlottesville creative community is back in business, with concerts, art exhibitions, and events galore to keep students and community members entertained throughout the coming months!
The Music Interactions Lab is a facility for developing and conducting research on new ways of performing and interacting with music. It features a state-of-the-art motion capture system that can be used to create movement and study the movements of musicians, listeners, and dancers.
The Wilson Hall Maker Studio is an interdisciplinary maker space run by the Learning Design and Technology group and is utilized by multiple music classes including the Designing New Musical Instruments class.
The CCT Jefferson Starship Recording Studio is equipped with a fantastic array of high end outboard pre-amps, compressors, and other processors with a maxed out Mac Pro at its heart. Monitoring duties are handled by an 8.1-channel Genelec monitoring system as well as a pair of Dynaudio BM15s.
The Old Cabell Hall auditorium has a seating capacity of 851 and hosts more than 200 public performances and events each year.
The Fiske Kimball Fine Arts Library provides research support and collections for the Schools of Architecture, Art History, Archeology, and the Classics Department. We offer research and software consultation, image scanning, and spaces for quiet study, collaboration, meetings, and video conferencing.
