The resolution commends the faculty members and research assistants from Auburn University's School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture (APLA) for their exemplary work in creating over 150 miniature scale models of the new Alabama State House. This project, commissioned by the Alabama Legislature and designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Goodwyn Mills Cawood, aims to replace the existing 1963 building and enhance the urban complex surrounding the Alabama State Capitol. The models, which were 3D-printed by a dedicated team including Associate Professor Robert Sproull and Assistant Professors Frank Hu and Ernesto Bilbao, serve as commemorative tokens for legislators and provide a visual representation of the new building's role within the Capitol complex.

The resolution highlights the exceptional skills and interdisciplinary collaboration demonstrated by the APLA team, which includes research assistants who contributed significantly to the project. The detailed models not only showcase the architectural design but also allow the public to understand the State House's impact on Montgomery. The resolution concludes by recognizing the dedication, precision, and ingenuity of the APLA faculty and students, reflecting the highest standards of academic excellence and public service.