MAPP’s 2021-22 Kea Professors Bring Far-flung Expertise Back to Maryland
An award-winning California designer and an internationally-renowned Madrid architect return to their Maryland roots this y
MAPP Welcomes Priscila Ramalho Alves
Maryland’s School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation welcomes Dr.
“We have to move faster and our cuts have to be deeper.”
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The carbon reductions outlined in the Paris Agreement are not sufficient to keep the 1.5˚C maximum global warming target alive.
Women’s Work: In New Book, Alumnae Historian Chronicles the Grassroots Work to Recognize Women’s Sacrifices and Service during World War I
Join Allison Finkelstein’s book talk December 9 at 12 noon.
The Secret to Safer Communities: More Services
A new University of Maryland study conducted in a neighboring Prince George’s County community suggests that creating safer Black
When is “Neighborhood Change” Gentrification? It Could Depend How It Is Studied.
No matter how you define gentrification—from the sudden appearance of a corner Starbucks to the price of a one-bedroom apartment—
“Destined” for Greatness
When architecture sophomore Francisco Erazo began his fall internship in September, he probably didn’t expect that, within
MAPP Alums Win Big at Celebrate Design 2021
AIA Potomac Valley and the Montgomery County Department of Planning joined forces last month to recognize several outstandi
MAPP Celebrates Record-Breaking $15 Million Raised
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The University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (MAPP) has wrapped its historic, seven-year gi