Toxic Docs and A People’s EPA: Advancing Environmental and Climate Justice through Interdisciplinary Research and Open Access Initiatives
cosponsored by The School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation AND th
“If it could happen, it happened here.”
A behind-the-scenes tour of Towson Row later this month will tap into the herculean process of designing, planning, financi
OUTSIDE EVENT: Commuting, People and Place: Emerging Perspectives from the InPLACE Project
This webinar offers initial reflections from the first phase of this research programme – focusing on three small towns across the island of Irelan
Zachary Klipstein, Emily Lally Named 2023 “Emerging Professionals” by AIAPV
Zachary Klipstein (B.S. Architecture ’10, M.ARCH ‘12) and Emily Lally (B.S.
UMD-Led Report Pushes Strategies for Affordable Housing, Trail Access Along Purple Line Corridor
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New affordable housing near transit stops, improved pedestrian safety and small business preservation along the coming Purple Line are needed to pr
NCSG Researchers to Develop Guidebook for Combatting Negative Impacts of Transit Investment
Strategies to mitigate the negative impacts associated with transit-oriented development—including displacement
At AIA Maryland Awards, UMD Students and Alumni Reign Supreme
Six University of Maryland studio projects were recognized for sustainable, community-centered design at this year’s AIA Maryland Excel
OUTSIDE EVENT: Restorative Justice for Lakeland Workshop
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The Fall 2022 Urban Studies and Planning Studio at the University of Maryland, College Park is conducting research on the Lakeland Commun