UF CityLab-Orlando Igniting Fruitful Ideation Within Local Architecture Community
Core 4 students recently took on a uniquely relevant design challenge.
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Helping 524 Million Indians Rethink the Landscape of a Fundamental Human Act
Two DCP seniors won a major national award from the American Society of Landscape Architects.
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How A Guest Speaker Altered A Career Path
The lightbulb went off in Denise Tran’s brain in 2019 when a guest speaker named Steve Moore spoke to her class.
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From Hard Hats To Tiaras: Julianna Chappell Wears Many Crowns
Rinker student Juliana Chappell is a potential Miss America.
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Helping to Preserve History from a Distance
Harshitha Beere had an eventful summer working for the National Park Service.
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The Cotton Club Comes Back to Life
DCP’s Graduate Student Association (GSA) recently helped with the restoration of the Cotton Club in Gainesville. This venue once hosted the likes of James Brown, Ray Charles and B.B. King. The Cotton Club started out as a venue to watch films in the late 1940s. It then later became the music hall known as the
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Making Your Ideal Neighborhood
Have you ever wanted to design your ideal neighborhood? Put a park here, place a retail store there. Well, the children in Gainesville’s Porters neighborhood got that chance thanks to Urban and Regional Planning Adjunct Lecturer Laura Dedenbach’s URP 4000 class. Held at the Porters Community Center, the children in the afterschool program, with the
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Student Profile – Jarrell Smith
Jarrell Smith graduated from DCP’s Urban and Regional Planning Program this spring. He has been in the spotlight recently as he was selected for the prestigious Eno Foundation Award and was named the grand prize winner of the Transportation Planning Division Student Paper Competition. DCP Communications recently spoke with Smith to ask him questions about
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Student Wins Transportation Planning Division Student Paper Competition
Jarrell Smith, a University of Florida urban and regional planning student who recently graduated, won the Transportation Planning Division (TPD) Student Paper Competition. He actually received the call on the day he graduated from UF. “I was sitting down eating lunch the day of my graduation when I got the call that I had won
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