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Colvin Capstone Competition

John B. Colvin Capstone Competition

The Capstone is the final, signature project for the Master of Real Estate Development Program and culminates with the John B. Colvin Capstone Competition, a juried competition that takes place during the student’s final semester.

Model of a building during twilight

The Haven

The Haven Project Jacquelynn Residences with people walking and greenery around them

The Jacquelynn Residences at Upton Place

The Jacquelynn Residences Project Eastern Exchange development with birds flying

The Eastern Exchange

The Eastern Exchange Project Residences at Harvard County with cars and people on the street and sidewalk

The Residences at Harvard Court

The Residences at Harvard Court Project Aerial view of 2Centeral mixed-use development with a colorful kite in the foreground

2Central

The 2Central Project Morgan state heritage apartments with a colorful mural

Morgan State @Broadway East & Southern Heritage Apartments

Morgan State Heritage Apartments Project
School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
3835 Campus Drive, College Park, MD 20742
archinfo@umd.edu 301.405.8000