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Stories How Two Alums Transformed the Landscape in NYC and Beyond
An article in Cornellians highlights CRP Professor Thomas J. Campanella’s (M.L.A. ’91) latest book, Designing the American Century, which explores Cornell alums Gilmore Clarke (1913) and Michael Rapuano (1927) as the “unsung giants” of American landscape architecture.
Announcements Museum of Emotions / Edition #7 Architecture Competition
Buildner’s Museum of Emotions / Edition #7 architecture competition awarded an honorable mention to Chung-Yu (Brandon) Chen (B.Arch. ’28), and recognizes Jiajing Li (B.Arch. ’28), Yijia Liu (B.Arch. ’28), and Tanqing Cheng (M.Arch. ’27) as shortlisted finalists.
Stories Center for Racial Justice and Equitable Futures Names 2026 Faculty Fellows
The Center for Racial Justice and Equitable Futures at Cornell University has named five faculty fellows from across three colleges to its inaugural cohort, including City and Regional Planning Assistant Professor Jocelyn Poe.
Stories Let’s Talk About Buildings
This semester’s Preston H. Thomas Memorial Symposium, taking place April 16–17, asks how research centered around the ambitions and demands of current construction can immediately impact the way we practice architecture today.
In the Media A Newly Formed Group is Creating Housing Solutions in Flint by Building Community
Flint Daily News — Read about Keishaun Wade (B.S. URS ’25), who was awarded an AAP Engagement Impact Grant to research housing issues in Flint, Michigan. The funding supported the creation of the Flint Housing Union and Flint Neighborhood Stabilization Collaboration.
Stories Practice, Place, and Purpose: Preparing Future Planners for a Rapidly Changing World
CRP Associate Professor Linda Shi discusses the importance of planning careers and preparing students to work with communities to address common challenges, including climate change, aging populations, and growing inequity.
In the Media As New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani Faces $7 Billion Budget Hole, Free Parking May Be History
CNBC — CRP Associate Professor Nicholas Klein weighs in on eliminating free parking to generate a revenue stream for New York City.
Stories Announcing: Cornell Journal of Architecture Issue 13, “Missing”
Concluding a thematic set spanning three issues and marking the 45th anniversary of its inaugural volume, this student-led publication continues to capture current thinking in the field and reinforce the importance of writing and editing in an architectural education. A launch event is scheduled for April 10.