Martin Gold is on a mission to quiet things down, working with local governments and a private firm to improve both public health and urban living.
Architecture Professor Works to Reduce Excessive Noise in Florida Cities Read More »
One of our very own alums, Miriam Camejo, NCIDQ, LEED GA (BDES ’17), was one of the chosen few.
From Tower Bells to Designing: A Journey from Carillonneur to Architect Read More »
Through the grant, faculty will build on a two-year pilot of GulfSouth Studio (GSS) program.
DCP Wins $750k Grant from National Academies for Interdisciplinary Studios Read More »
DCP is thrilled to witness this wonderful journey come full circle and proud to be a part of such a meaningful family legacy.
The competition was established in 1993.
Famous Gainesville Intersection Focus of Annual Witters Competition Read More »
This event was an opportunity for faculty, staff and students to come together and get the centennial year started off right.
DCP Begins Centennial Celebration with On-Campus Event Read More »
2025 marks the Centennial Celebration for the best design college in America.
100 Years Later: A Brief History of DCP Read More »
The event featured seven mayors and seven design leaders in a collaborative workshop to discuss the most pressing design and development issues in each of their cities.
School of Architecture Hosts the Mayors’ Institute on City Design Read More »
Interested mayors have until December 13 to submit their application.
New FIBER Program Supports Small Florida Rural Communities Read More »
The Nov. 15 lecture was titled, “Reimagining an Icon: A 20 Year Process.”
Award-Winning Antevy Hall Canopy Subject of Kleinsteuber Lecture Read More »