UMD Students Present Final Sustainability Projects to The City of College Park

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Students, faculty and administrators from the University of Maryland gathered at College Park City Hall Tuesday night to present four city-focused

Staff Profile: Joe Largess and his "Sawed After" Magic

By Karen Shih ’09 / University of Maryland

(originally appeared in Between the Columns, April 2015)

Urban Studies Global Classroom Closes the Distance Gap in International Study

This spring, a new urban planning course is narrowing a distance barrier that, for years, has hampered cross-continental, international study exper

Boomers Rule at this Year’s Senior Housing Design & Development Symposium

According to a 2011 report by the Brookings Institute, 80 million baby boomers will enter into retirement over the next 20 years.

HISP Students Cast New Light on a Fundamental Skill

Students employ LiDAR technology to offer new insights in historic restoration in Virginia

UMD Team Honored for Innovative, Sustainable Design by American Institute of Architects

The team, from right to left: Michael Sisson, Valerie Sherry, Peter Noonan and Adam Chamy , A rendering of the Baltimore area site , One of the team's competition boards

A design project conceived by three graduate students from the University of Maryland’s (UMD) Architecture Program has placed in the 

UMD Kicks off 30 Days of EnTERPreneurship with Inaugural Innovation and Entrepreneurship Real Estate Awards

The University of Maryland’s School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation’s Colvin Institute of Real Estate Development, the 

Faculty Explore Urban Transit Challenges at International Seminar

MAPP faculty headed to Paris in March for part two of a sponsored transit seminar , Bicycle routes in Paris , The group tests the Paris subway system

In March, researchers and faculty from the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and the National Center for Smart Growth traveled to P

Architecture Students Build a Future of Play for UMD Preschool

In the miniature world of a five year old, nothing is quite as exciting—and full of possibility—as playing outside.

Nature, Culture and the History In-Between: Exploring the Potomac River Gorge

The Potomac River Gorge is considered one of the most spectacular and significant areas in the National Capitol Region.

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