Authors
Maggie Haslam
September 18, 2020
Historic Preservation Expert Documents Dwellings of Virginia’s Enslaved People
September 01, 2020
Student Project Helps Prince George’s County Map Out Traffic, Pedestrian Trouble Spots
August 21, 2020
Researchers Work to Understand Risk to Vulnerable Communities, Build Resilience
July 28, 2020
Students, Faculty Rethink the Architecture of Post-Pandemic D.C.
June 15, 2020
Mobile Resource Hubs Aim to Enhance Communities, One Block at a Time
May 11, 2020
Architecture, Psychology Researchers Explore Workplace Performance Benefits of Sustainable Buildings
April 23, 2020
Origami-inspired ‘Mobile Clinic’ Will Offer Portable, Affordable Tool in Fight Against COVID-19
March 03, 2020
Students Across Campus Find a Common Language in UMD Data Challenge
February 27, 2020
Students Create Heritage Tour Linking African American Past in Southern Prince George's County
February 26, 2020
Multidisciplinary Program Includes Urban Planning, Sustainable Design and Other Built Environment Disciplines
December 05, 2019
A Cemetery Park? A Baltimore Food District? Unconventional Ideas, Inventive Design Reign in Architecture Program’s Thesis Projects
November 26, 2019
Property, Once Owned by Pocahontas’ Granddaughter, Reveals Insights Into Colonial Life
November 01, 2019
Excitement Boils Over at Architecture’s Pasta Bridge Competition
October 31, 2019
Historic Preservation Grad Opens Cooperative Pub Honoring Prohibition’s Namesake
October 11, 2019
Student Project That Balances Housing Need With Conservation Wins Planning Award
September 05, 2019
New Data-driven Tool Launched to Improve Connections, Information Sharing