Planning for Healthier Cities
A growing body of evidence shows that green infrastructure—the tree canopies, parks and neighborhood gardens dotting our urban la
FAULT: Residential Forms or Thinking Race and Homeownership as a Humanist
Residential Forms or Thinking Race and Homeownership as a Humanist
We the People: Reframing Social + Spatial Justice in 2020-21
On behalf of the Urban and Regional Planning and Design (URPD) Doctoral Student Committee at the University of Maryland, School of Archit
The Architect’s Architect: MAPP Remembers Professor Emeritus Frank Schlesinger
Upcoming Special Event
Remembering Professor Emeritus B. Frank Schlesinger, FAIA
OUTSIDE EVENT: "Future of Chocolate City"
Associate Professor Willow Lung-Amam will join a panel of experts March 23, 2021 to discuss the changing face of Washington, D.C.
“Infrastructure is a continuation of social circumstance.”
Infrastructure is a continuation of social circumstance.
Robert Stanton to Deliver MAPP Spring 2021 Commencement Address
Former Director of the National Park Service Robert G.
Tools to Preserve Independent Retailers: UMD Project Recognized by the American Planning Association 2021 Student Project Awards
For a second year running, a University of Maryland urban planning project has been honored by the American Planning Associ