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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The Conway School is excited to present three design and planning projects completed by students this winter. The presentations will take place this Thursday, June 12 from 6:30PM-7:30PM at the Latino Professional Building, located at 225 High Street in Holyoke. […]
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Conway students and alums are on the front lines of the emerging Green Infrastructure industry by designing livable spaces that nurture the human experience of place while responsibly stewarding an increasingly important resource – stormwater. In January 2014 alum Kate […]
Read full storyOur speaker series continued on February 3rd with a presentation from Conway’s own Nina Antonetti. Nina has worked as an architectural and landscape historian for many years and she now serves as the Conway School’s Director of Advancement and Strategic […]
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Our weekly speaker series continued this past Monday, January 27, with a visit from Joel Russell, a land use attorney and planning consultant from Northampton, Massachusetts. This was Joel’s second visit to Conway this year, and he has a long […]
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We are happy to announce details of the Sustainable Communities Initiative (SCI) Fellowship for 2014-2015. The SCI Fellowship is open to any student dedicated to a career in urban landscape planning and design, with special concern for sustainability, human ecology, […]
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Conway alum Anne Capra Madocks (class of 2000) has joined Conway’s faculty for the Winter Term as the Distinguished Planning Teaching Fellow working with students on their studio projects. This past fall Anne left her job as a land use […]
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