Professor Daniel Campo’s essay comparing industrial heritage projects in Brooklyn and Buffalo, “Postindustrial Futures: Adaptive Reuse vs.’As-is’ Preservations,” was published in Urban Infill 7: Historic Preservation and Urban Change (Terry …
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Professor Gharipour Comes Out with New Book
Associate Professor, Dr. Mohammad Gharipour‘s recently co-edited volume, The City in the Muslim World: Depictions by Western Travel Writers, was published by Rutledge in February 2015. This book discusses the role of …
Read More »Landscape Architecture Program wins Sustainable Challenge
Landscape Architecture students win first place in the 2014 Maryland Sustainable Growth Challenge competition for its “Easton Street Redesign” project. The Sustainable Growth Challenge, an annual collegiate competition hosted by the …
Read More »FoAM member Luanne Greene inducted as Fellow
Luanne Greene, a member of the Friends of Architecture at Morgan (FoAM), will be inducted as a Fellow in the American Institute of Architects (AIA) at an investiture ceremony at the …
Read More »SA+P Hosts AIA Maryland Annual Educator’s Meeting
The great divide between Town and Gown, the academic ivory tower and the real world of practicing design professional seems to be shrinking all the time. Just last month, …
Read More »Professor Kargon presents at Architectural Historians Conference
Architecture Professor and Master of Architecture Program Director, Jeremy Kargon recently returned from Fayetteville, Arkansas, where he attended the annual conference of the South East chapter of the Society for Architectural Historians (SESAH). …
Read More »Professor Mohammad Gharipour goes to Malaysia
Architecture Professor Mohammad Gharipour, Ph.D. will be traveling to Malaysia for a conference of the International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments, at which he will be chairing the session “Religious Traditions, Religious Spaces” and delivering …
Read More »SAP Professor Featured in NYC Online Publication
New York City is blessed with magnificent open spaces that accommodate many different types of traditional recreation: you can fly a kite, play ball, picnic, stroll. But the best way …
Read More »Morgan Grad Arch Student and Faculty Win AIABaltimore Photography Prizes
Morgan Graduate student Jonathan Midgett (M.Arch. ’16, expected) won the top student prize for AIA Baltimore’s annual photography context, announced last Tuesday at an evening event held to celebrate the photography of Baltimore’s built …
Read More »Faculty and Student Travels to Korea for Art Installation
Gabriel Kroiz, Chair of Undergraduate Design and Construction and B.S. in Architecture & Environmental Design student, Adrian James, traveled to Seoul, South Korea where they worked on the light installation …
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