Architectural Engineering and Construction Science
The department strives to prepare students for successful life-long careers and to provide leadership in the industry.
Welcome
The Kansas State University GE Johnson Department of Architectural Engineering and Construction Science is nationally recognized for preparing graduates for careers in engineering and construction. The combination of these two programs in one department is unique and prepares students to work effectively as professional members of an integrated architecture-engineering-constructor team, and produce quality design and construction of the built environment.
Top news and stories
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Loughmiller featured as expert in This Old House article on bathroom remodeling
Katie Loughmiller, associate professor and acting head of the architectural engineering and construction science department, was recently featured as an expert in a This Old House article explaining the true cost of a bathroom remodel. -
Buyle receives AGC of Kansas Construction Industry Leadership Award
Ray Buyle, professor and department head in the GE Johnson Department of Architectural Engineering and Construction Science, received the Associated General Contractors of Kansas Construction Industry Leadership Award at the organization's annual dinner on Jan. 10 in Wichita.
- Kramer recieves February Charlie Award from K-State Advisor Forum
The K-State Advisor Forum has selected Kimberly Kramer, professor and academic advisor in architectural engineering and construction science, for the February Charlie Award.