The University of Arkansas Community Design Center has received more than 110 design awards since 1995.
Accolades in 2014 included a Gulf States Region AIA Honor Award, AZ Award for Best Commercial/Institutional Architecture, Architect's Newspaper Building of the Year, Lumen Award for Excellence & LEED Gold certification.
Do you know about Fay Jones? Read more about his life and career, and how this school came to bear his name.
Students in our design/build program have partnered with Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville on a unique pavilion project.
"Fayetteville’s southern charm, modern arts scene and innovative business schemes create a place that draws young families who crave a unique yet traditional small-town vibe." —Livability.com
In University of Arkansas Community Design Center studios, students have an opportunity to explore community issues and propose design-based solutions.
The garden in Hot Springs was named one of the Top Five Most Spectacular Gardens in America by Bottom Line Personal, a lifestyle publication.

The University of Arkansas Community Design Center has received more than 110 design awards since 1995.

The Fay Jones School of Architecture was ranked 19th in the nation overall – and eighth among public universities – for 2013 in the annual survey of “America’s Best Architecture and Design Schools” published in the November/December 2012 issue of DesignIntelligence.

The project that renovated Vol Walker Hall and added the Steven L. Anderson Design Center was awarded LEED Gold certification and won a Gulf States AIA Honor Award.