Jeremy Wells has been promoted with tenure to associate professor of historic preservation by the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. With experience in city preservation planning, materials conservation and cultural heritage planning and policy, Wells’ teaching and research promote historic environments as a vehicle for social justice, connection and sustainability. Specifically, Wells explores the concept of “place conservation” to develop methods for creating a more equitable, just and resilient preservation framework that recognizes the heritage and places of marginalized and underrepresented groups. Wells joined UMD’s Historic Preservation Program in 2017.

LEAFHouse, the adaptable resource-efficient house, demonstrates what happens when bio-inspired design savvy, traditional know-how, and 21st century

The PALS booklet is a showcase of the achievements and activities of the National Center for Smart Growth's Partnership

A student-run publication of the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.

This issue of See/Saw aims to