Alumni Storytelling Series Teaches DCP Students Valuable Lessons
the Second Annual Coming Home Alumni Storytelling Series
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Newest Members of UF’s Grand Guard
DCP’s Class of ’69 came back to campus to be inducted into the Grand Guard Society. This annual celebration is hosted by the University of Florida Alumni Association to honor the 50th anniversary of a Gator’s first graduation. Before coming over to the Architecture Building for lunch, our Grand Guard members got to hear from
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Entrepreneurship Club Holds Networking Summit
The DCP Entrepreneurship Club held the DCP Alumni Entrepreneurs Networking Summit, which featured keynote speaker Jon Antevy, co-founder of e-Builder, and a panel of DCP Gator100 recipients. Our students were given valuable advice about being entrepreneurs in the professions they choose. All three panel speakers, Antevy (BDES ’93, MSBC ’94), Sarah Cain (MID ’07) and
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Annual Bartley Lecture Focuses on Character Towns
By Chelsea Mistretta Imagine being asked about your hometown. That swell of pride you feel and the smile across your face while you describe growing up there. Bill Kercher based his book Character Towns: Positioning Small Cities and Towns for the New Economy on that pride in place. As a part of the Ernest R.
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Landscape Architecture Students Visit Central Florida
The University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning’s undergraduate landscape architecture Implementation studio hit the streets recently to visit sites and offices throughout central Florida. In Winter Park, they met Victor Dover, Principal-In-Charge at Dover Kohl Town Planners. Dover, (also co-author of the Dover-Massengale book “Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and
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An Interdisciplinary Approach to Architecture
Angela Brooks, FAIA, BDES ’87, is co-principal of Brooks+Scarpa
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Welcome to the Construction Hall of Fame
By Mia Alfonsi On the morning of Oct. 4, as part of the University of Florida Homecoming celebration weekend, guests gathered at the M.E. Rinker Sr. School of Construction Management to welcome the newest members of the Construction Hall of Fame. DCP Dean Chimay Anumba, Rinker School Director R. Raymond Issa and University of Florida
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City of Gainesville, University of Florida Neighborhood Project Earns Statewide Planning Award Recognition
The historic Porters neighborhood was the recent recipient of a 2019 American Planning Association Florida Project Award of Excellence for its “Neighborhoods as Community Assets” project. The award was the result of a collaboration between the City of Gainesville and the University of Florida’s College of Design, Construction and Planning. The research initiative, one of
DCP-led Team Studying Resiliency in Panhandle
On Tuesday, September 17, the Florida Resilient Cities (FRC) team, led by multiple DCP groups, held a community meeting in Port St. Joe, a small city on Florida’s panhandle, to kick-off a yearlong partnership studying long-term resiliency as the city and Gulf County continue to recover after 2018’s Hurricane Michael. Participants included community leaders, residents,
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McGee Awarded 2019 Polsky Prize
By Rosa Medina The College of Design, Construction and Planning is proud to announce Beth McGee, Interior Design Ph.D. student, as the recipient of the 2019 Polsky Academic Achievement Award for outstanding research dissertation. The ASID Joel Polsky Academic Achievement Award recognizes undergraduate or graduate students contributions to interior design through print or digital communications.
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