Tim is a current student and member of the class of 2017. This essay was inspired by his work with GIS during the winter term, where student projects are larger, planning scale projects. For their winter term project, Time and his classmate Andrew […]
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Conway student projects are available online. Have you heard about one of our past student projects from a former client? Or wonder whether a project you are working on would benefit from the involvement of a Conway student team, and […]
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from isolated food production toward a complex local food system Header image: East Lake Urban Farm, from Photo Voice Across Atlanta, site by site, a new food system is emerging. It is a system scaling up from isolated farms and gardens to […]
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Planting Street Trees in Chicopee, MA by Jillian Ferguson ’15 While attending the Conway School I became familiar with the City of Chicopee and its complex history. Two of my classmates, Rachel Lindsay and Beth Batchelder, were assigned their Spring […]
Read full storyThis winter and spring, the Conway School presented Smaller Cities | Greener Futures, a series of four public lectures in communities around the region. Each lecture focused on issues relevant to small, post-industrial cities, because of the significant social and infrastructure resources […]
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In the spring term, students work in teams of two or three on community projects, providing design solutions that strive to fit the particular needs of the clients to the specific ecology of the site and uphold the school’s mission. Comments received at […]
Read full storyWhat is Chicopee’s existing urban form? What works? What doesn’t work? Could form-based coding help the city plan for the future? Joel Russell, Executive Director of the Form-Based Codes Institute, and Lee Pouliot, Acting City Planner for the City of Chicopee, […]
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This winter and spring, The Conway School will present a series of four free public lectures. The series, titled “Smaller Cities | Greener Futures,” will focus on issues relevant to small, post-industrial cities, because of the significant social and infrastructure […]
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You are invited to join us for an open house at or near our new location on Friday, January 30 from 3-6pm. This event is intended for prospective students, local leaders, professional designers and planners, prospective clients, alumni, and members of the […]
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Reflections of a Recent Conway Graduate by Christina Gibson “12 The Atlanta BeltLine is perhaps the most profound urban planning and development facelift in the history of Atlanta, Georgia. It ties together a network of public parks, multi-use trails, public […]
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