Five MAPP Faculty Awarded University Funding to Tackle “Grand Challenges” of Our Time

Grand Challenges Grants Program

Efforts to address global water issues, combat urban inequity, respond to environmental contamination and close the d

A Prescription for Healthier Communities

The Healthy Places grants will build on interdisciplinary research partnerships already underway, including an ongoing water quality study in Baltimore between MAPP's SIRJ Lab and SPH's Maryland Institute for Applied Environmental Health (both pictured above). Photo credit: Priscila Alves.

A new grant initiative launched by the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (MAPP) and

ARCH Alum Named Maryland Secretary of Housing & Community Development

Jake Day (B.S. Architecture '04)

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has appointed University of Maryland alum and former Salisbury, Maryland, Mayor Jake Day as the

A Foundation for Dignified Senior Housing

AARP's Rodney Harrell (Ph.D. '08) and Shannon Guzman (M.C.P. '08)

Rodney Harrell (PhD ’08) and Shannon Guzman (M.C.P.

Building Success: The Business of Leadership in the Built Environment

Lakisha Ann Woods, CAE ('97)
AIA Executive Vice President/Chief Executive Officer

Mid-Atlantic Climate Action Hub Launches With $2.2M Grant From Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Oil refinery blowing smoke as the sun is setting in South Philly.

By Kelly Blake, Maryland Today

A $2.2 million grant will help launch a University of Maryland-led initiative to address the effects of en

Students a City's Narrative Through a Camera Lens

In the foreground building are falling apart and the Cuban capitol is in in the background

Caption photo above: Architecture student Elena Poll’s picture of the surrounding neighborhoods in Havana’s capitol district show government prior

Cultivating Community through Urban Farming

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The Role of Planning in Economic Liberation

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Community Arts as an Organizing Tool Against Gentrification and Displacement

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