Community & Regional Planning students receive the 2021 Best Student Project award from the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association for research outlining inequities in stormwater infrastructure and disaster recovery funding in Houston.
Landscape architecture student Kristin Witte's project "Rooted Rubble" selected to serve as a representative sample of the Green New Deal Superstudio initiative.
Phoebe Lickwar, associate professor of landscape architecture in the School of Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin, has been awarded the 2021-2022 Rome Prize, one of the most highly regarded awards in the arts and humanities.
Plant Potential, an online conference curated by Assistant Professor Aleksandra Jaeschke, brings together five creative minds for a collective exploration of our relationship with plant life.
My Home is Here report identifies ways Harris County can approach investment and policymaking that meets communities where they are, building on their strengths and working with them to tackle longstanding inequities.
Two recent Historic Preservation graduate students will present their student research projects at the 2021 Association for Preservation Technology International’s (APT) annual conference.
To celebrate Associate Professor Nerea Feliz's recent promotion, we caught up with her to learn more about her background, interests and her views on the field of interior design.
To celebrate Professor Bjorn Sletto's recent promotion, we caught up with him to learn more about his background, interests, and his views on the field of planning.
