CED Alumni Blossom at Smithsonian Gardens
CED alumni Marisa Scalera (MLA '02) and Lauren Brandes (MLA '03) are using their expertise in landscape architecture to shape the experience of millions at the Smithsonian Gardens!
Dr. Qiong Wang: Championing Community-Engaged Research and Resilience in Georgia
From the classroom to the coast, Dr. Wang is turning research into real change and leading the way in shaping a more resilient and sustainable Georgia
Circle Gallery Presents Mise-en-Scène: The Lives and Afterlives of Urban Landscapes
Photographer Mike Belleme and urbanist Chris Reed investigate the social lives of urban landscapes, revealing the intricate dance between design and daily life.
CED Alumnus leaves $1M to support travel, study away
Bruce Gregory, a graduate of the University of Georgia College of Environment and Design, donated $1 million to his alma mater through a bequest that will help students study away.
Not Your Grandma's Backyard: The Facts and Fiction of Landscape Architecture
A recent article in the Georgia Landscape Magazine differentiates fact from fiction in landscape architecture.
Georgia Pollinator Plan
Learn more about pollinator gardens from a recent article featured in the Georgia Landscape Magazine!
Former dean supports students at the College of Environment and Design with substantial donation
Former dean Bob Nicholls provides funding support for CED students through a generous donation.
Urban Planning Professor Helps Students Identify Community Strengths
Stephen Ramos, an associate professor at the University of Georgia College of Environment and Design, works to enhance student learning through class projects that promote community engagement.
It's Critique Week at CED!
It's Critique Week, where students from CED programs will participate in a three-day critique of design and planning projects!
Student Uses Landscape Architecture to Memorialize Covid-19
MLA student Olivia Rothstein Keeffe was among three UGA students to participate in this year's TEDxUGA, where she spoke on the topic of her master's research which focuses on memorializing the loss experienced during COVID-19.