We think turning 50 is a pretty great milestone. As this year approached, the staff and faculty at Conway have done a lot of reflecting on our footprint. Not just the consumption one, but the impact that all the student […]
Read full storyWe kicked off our 50th Anniversary series of online regional alum gatherings on Sunday, October 16th. Alums had a great time connecting, sharing what brought them to Conway, what they’re doing now, and what challenges are facing planners and designers […]
Read full storyWe think turning 50 is a pretty great milestone. As this year approached, the staff and faculty at Conway have done a lot of reflecting on our footprint. Not just the consumption one, but the impact that all the student […]
Read full storyWe think turning 50 is a pretty great milestone. As this year approached, the staff and faculty at Conway have done a lot of reflecting on our footprint. Not just the consumption one, but the impact that all the student […]
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Students observe the landscape in the Paradise Lot garden during orientation week, Fall 2021 As designers, we know that often constraints are our friends. A silver lining of the upheaval caused by the pandemic has been the success of our […]
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Conway School: The Early Years Walt Cudnohufsky and Don Walker ’79 in conversation with Liz Vizza ’82 Thursday, September 29, 7:00-8:30 p.m. EST via ZOOM Thank you to all of the alums and friends who joined us for this online […]
Read full storyIn this month’s Convo we meet the school’s wearer of many hats, Elaine Williamson. Elaine is a caretaker in so many aspects of the school and of her own life. She helps current students as Registrar, stewards our graduates […]
Read full story Students observe the landscape in the Paradise Lot garden during orientation week, Fall 2021 As designers, we know that often constraints are our friends. A silver lining of the upheaval caused by the pandemic has been the success of our […]
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Detail from “Retiring Into Resilience” by Eli Bloch and Allison Mason, Spring 2020 As designers, we know that often constraints are our friends. A silver lining of the upheaval caused by the pandemic has been the success of our online […]
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Arriving at the upper boundary of our mapping area. Finnmark. Boreal moor in the foreground with the Øksfjordjøkelen glacier visible in the distance. Reflections on field mapping for the Norwegian Ecological Basemap Project Written by Øystein Kristiansen ’17 In […]
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