S³ Community Charrette Held in Jacksonville’s Historic Eastside
S³ stands for Sustainable and Supportive Housing Design for Salutogenic Health.
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DCP Ph.D. Student Strengthens National Partnerships in Coastal Resilience Research
Mojtaba ‘Mo’ Tahmasebi has collaborated with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, and the UF Center for Coastal Solutions.
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New tool could help Florida homeowners weather flood risks, lower insurance costs
DCP is helping Florida homeowners make smarter choices about building materials and interior finishes.
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Landscape Architecture Students Design Buffered Shoreline in Sebastian
The project was student-led and spearheaded by Veronica Cancio, a current master’s student studying landscape architecture.
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Hoctor Receives Sustainability Science Award from Ecological Society of America
The award recognizes a groundbreaking contribution to sustainability science.
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Costin Uses AI-Based Digital Twin Technology to Help Prevent Bridge Collapses
Costin has been working alongside Alireza Adibfar (Ph.D. ’20) to develop a groundbreaking digital twin framework.
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DCP Wins $750k Grant from National Academies for Interdisciplinary Studios
Through the grant, faculty will build on a two-year pilot of GulfSouth Studio (GSS) program.
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School of Architecture Hosts the Mayors’ Institute on City Design
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.
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Revolutionizing Window Forensic using full spectrum Photometry
The durability of windows directly impacts energy performance, thermal and visual comfort, and overall building integrity.
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New FIBER Program Supports Small Florida Rural Communities
Interested mayors have until December 13 to submit their application.
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