Designing to Combat Inequality
Associate Professor Katherine Melcher is developing a new course focused on bringing to light the forces that shape much of our world... and how designing with those in mind promotes inclusive spaces.
Associate Professor Katherine Melcher is developing a new course focused on bringing to light the forces that shape much of our world... and how designing with those in mind promotes inclusive spaces.
Starting immediately, students may add an HP minor, allowing them to pair an education in Historic Preservation with any number of major studies. Photo credit James Shulte.
Associate professor Amitabh Verma has released a series of posters promoting healthy habits during the pandemic... each with a unique twist.
Five BLA students received design awards from the American Society of Architectural Illustrators in a multinational competition among other design students
In light of the pandemic, Professor Stephen Ramos shares thoughts on how the design of our cities can mitigate or magnify public health concerns.
Brian LaHaie, 18-year faculty member of the CED, is retiring after a long and impactful career teaching, leading, and contributing a powerful voice to the environment and design field.
Emily Rogers, 3rd-year BLA student, is taking point on key design work in the restoration of Crayfish Creek, a tributary of the Chattahoochee River and eventual site for a proposed Greenway.
Dean Hirt, guest speaker Chris Hite, and our program coordinators bid farewell to our Class of 2020 in a special video message.
Students in Professor Jessica Fernandez's Advanced Graphics class have their work showcased in a sleek, ultramodern online gallery format. Available until July 6.
Scott Nesbit and his students are preserving our current cultural moment... all without the benefit of in-person interviews, site visits, or travel. What happens when historic preservation goes virtual?