The cover features a historic black-and-white photograph of a city street with early 20th-century buildings and parked cars. The title “JOURNAL OF PLANNING HISTORY” is in large uppercase serif text in green and red, with smaller lowercase publication details aligned to the right side.
72 Hours in Thomaston, Georgia
From Feb. 7 to 9, Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Historic Preservation students at the College of Environment and Design teamed up to help the City of Thomaston redevelop, revitalize and reinvest in a historically underserved area. […]
Preservation in Perspective: Historic Preservation Program Explores Charleston, S.C.
In February, the Master of Historic Preservation program spent three days in the historic city of Charleston, S.C. for the program’s annual Preservation Perspectives field trip. In February, students and […]
Reclaiming Space: MLA Student Envisions Memorial Landscape in Asheville’s River Arts District
In September 2024, Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina with flooding, landslides and power outages. In his independent study project, Master of Landscape Architecture student Holden McCullough envisions a way for communities to memorialize this event in Asheville’s […]
Seeds of Possibility: Experience UGA Trips Connect Local High Schoolers to CED
At the College of Environment and Design, students run the show at Clarke County School District’s Experience UGA field trips to the college. Led by the Center for Community Design and Preservation and Georgia Students of […]
