A collage highlighting the FindIt Historic Resource Survey Partnership by the University of Georgia College of Environment + Design. The images include a student in a safety vest photographing a site, a large historic white house, handwritten field journal notes, and historic postcards. The visuals emphasize students’ hands-on fieldwork in documenting and preserving Georgia’s historic architecture and cultural landscapes.
For their final project of the semester, students in associate professor Jose Buitrago’s planting design studio designed new uses for the Sandy Creek Pumping Station, an abandoned water pumping station on the North Oconee River […]
At the end of each semester, the College of Environment and Design hosts Critique Week, a multi-day event showcasing student work from the semester. This fall, Critique Week was held on Dec. 4 and 5 and featured 28 guest […]
UGA’s FindIt program partnered with the Northeast Georgia Regional Commission to survey Monticello’s historic district, documenting 400 properties.
MLA student Megan Janssen, BLA ‘24, wants to know how landscape architects find their way to the profession, starting with College of Environment and Design students. One of few to […]
