DCP is creating industry leaders who design and implement themed environments in places like theme parks.
TEI Project Development Studio Preparing Students For Theme Park Success Read More »
With winds ripping at 160 miles per hour and damages estimated at $25 billion, how does a town bounce back from a disaster?
In Height of Hurricane Season, FRC Redefines Term “Resiliency” Read More »
Despite a global pandemic, DCP continues to enhance its facilities to benefit its students, faculty and staff.
DCP Architecture Building Getting a Facelift Read More »
Two DCP seniors won a major national award from the American Society of Landscape Architects.
Helping 524 Million Indians Rethink the Landscape of a Fundamental Human Act Read More »
With 180 buildings valued at more than $315 million, much of downtown Nantucket is expected to be submerged in water as early as 2060.
How a Childhood Memory Might Save an Island Read More »
DCP faculty are helping determine fact from fiction on social media.
The Truth Is Out There Read More »
This year, our college expanded its academic offerings by venturing into the world of themed environments. The School of Architecture’s CityLab-Orlando began its Themed Environments Integration (TEI) program last fall in the heart of the theme park capital of the world.
A Successful First Year for TEI Read More »
The University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning is proud to welcome Roberto Rengel as the new Chair of the Department of Interior Design
A New Leader for Interior Design Read More »
The University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning is proud to welcome Robert F. Cox, Ph.D., as the new director of the M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management.
A Rinker Homecoming Read More »
Three members of DCP’s faculty, along with the help of others, have come together to work on research aimed at helping Parkinson’s Disease patients have safer living areas. Named CODY (Co-Design for You), this study allows the patients to use Virtual Reality (VR) to safely design living areas without the need for actually moving anything
Designing Safer Living Spaces Read More »