A Good Night’s Sleep Thanks to DCP Professor
Do you find yourself tired throughout the day but then restless at night? If this is true for you, you may not be getting the right light.
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Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture Series Featuring Walter Rodriguez Meyer
Join us for the Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture Series In remembrance of Edward D. Stone, Jr., a beloved colleague, mentor, partner, advisor and friend, the University of Florida’s Department of Landscape Architecture will host this lecture in his honor, commemorating Stone’s numerous contributions to the fields of landscape architecture and land planning. About the
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DCP Alumni Spotlight: Eric Haas, FAIA
Haas is currently the principal architect at DSH // architecture in Los Angeles.
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Costin Leading the Way for National BIM Study
The $2 million Department of Transportation pooled fund study will expand building information modeling.
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Kibert Elected Chair of the GBI Board of Directors
Dr. Kibert is currently a Holland Professor in the M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management
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Urban Planning Ph.D. Student Secures Microsoft’s AI for Earth Grant
The team’s research goal is to create a model that predicts human behavior and mobility during EWEs in real time.
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A Tribute to Gary Henry
The legendary Henry was a 1971 UF landscape architecture graduate.
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A Vision Fulfilled: TEI Program Sees First Graduate
Amara Checchio was so busy painting in jungles and working on space stations, making history at UF never crossed her mind.
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Architecture Professor Michael Kuenstle Passes Away
Kuenstle was the longest-tenured faculty member in the school, joining UF as a visiting assistant professor in 1993.
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