This year’s Lincoln/Loeb Fellow Helen Lochhead has been following the progress of the Rebuild by Design teams and finds much to inspire hope for a more climate-resilient urban landscape. Read her reflections in the LOEBlog.
A team of GSD students, led by Kristen Hunter (DDes) and advised by Jerold Kayden (professor of urban planning and design), traveled to Japan this month to collect an award, meet with officials and tour the Tohoku region devastated by compound disasters in 2011.
Harriet Tregoning (LF ’04) has left her post as DC planning director to become director of HUD’s Office of Sustainable Housing and Communities. See more at the LOEBlog.
William Anderson (MCRP ’83) and Mitch Silver, current and former presidents of the American Planning Association, took part in a public discussion on 2/6 called “The Future of Planning: Perspectives of APA Presidents.”
The Gateway Cities initiative takes a holistic and multi-disciplinary approach to solving challenges in the urban environment. Learn more about the program and how students across the University work together to tackle redevelopment projects.
Jennifer Min Le (MUP’14) has won the American Planning Association’s 2013 Charles Abrams Scholarship.
Sofia Viguri (MUP ’15) As Mexico City’s population of over 20 million continues to grow,…
Instructor: Rick Peiser In this field study course, the students worked with both The…
by Trevor Johnson (MUP ’14) and Alison Tramba (MUP ’14) The National Flood Insurance Program…
Selected as the 1st place proposal from an annual affordable housing competition that draws submissions…