UNM Community + Regional Planning Professor, Ted Jojola, and colleagues published an article titled "Indigenous Planning: From Principles" in the journal, Practice in Planning Theory & Practice.
UNM Community + Regional Planning Professor and Director, Renia Ehrenfeucht, with colleague Marla Nelson published an article titled “Beyond the Jobs versus Amenities Debate: Understanding…
Central Features kicks off the 2018 season with I Listened for the Echoes of Your Voice, Nora Wendl's installation in Venture Room, the gallery's project space, about Dr. Edith Farnsworth. The instal…
Sam Fantaye, third-year graduate student in Landscape Architecture has won first prize in the Better Philadelphia Challenge, an international design competition with student participants from univers…
The University of New Mexico’s proposed tap…
The University of New Mexico hosts a Smith Plaza renovation ground breaking ceremony on Thursday, Jan. 18 at 9 a.m. on Smith Plaza—south of Zimmerman Library, north of the Student Union Buildin…
UNM School of Architecture + Planning and the Thornburg Foundation announced yesterday that the Winner of 2018 Jeff Harnar Award for Contemporary Architecture is SHoP Architects, of NewYork City…
Prof. Roger Schluntz, FAIA, has been recently appointed by the American Institute of Architects to a three-year term with the International Competitions Commission (ICC), one of four different commi…
The University of New Mexico will soon see bubbly brews and vino served at the Student Union Building (SUB) come August 2018. The UNM Board of Regents unanimously approved the $650,000 UNM Taproom pr…
UNM iD+Pi faculty members, Michaela Shirley and Ted Jojola will present at the 2018 Creative Placemaking Leadership Summit, Southwest in April. The presentation will cover Zuni Pueblo Artw…
CRP Assistant Professor Caroline Scruggs and co-author Professor Bruce Thomson receive the 2018 Best Policy Paper award from the Environmental & Water Resources Institute. Their paper, published in t…
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Plans are being made for a new art park in the Albuquerque metro area.
About a year ago, John Davis and his wife co-founded a group called “AP21,” or Art…
Explore the borderlands between art and science at the weekend-long convocation, Albuquerque Wonder Cabinet: Precision and Imagination, April 20 through 22. The event will consist of more than 20 reno…
The UNM APA (American Planning Association) has won the 2018 Outstanding Planning Student Association Award in the category of "Involvement with the APA." The winners of the PSO Awards will…
A multi-disciplinary team of students have placed second in the Demonstration Project category of the national EPA Campus Rainworks Challenge. The team was comprised of six students: Tess Houle, Vivi…
Students from the School of Architecture and Planning are partnering with the Lobo Reading Experience to create a new art installation.
“Caged” debuted during Arts Unexpected, it will be…
UNM School of Architecture + Planning Professor Michaele Pride recently visited Pensacola. Florida to present on community-driven design. As an architect and urban designer, Professor Pride emph…
The University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning is working in collaboration with Central New Mexico Community College on a paid internship for students to create sustainable and affo…
Design underpins every part of our society. We leverage design to shape our environment, solve problems, meet needs, and add meaning. Our ci…
The University of New mexico School of Architecture + Planning would like to extend our congrtualations to Master of Community + Regional Planning student, Boney Mutabazi, the new president of the U…
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Students at the University of New Mexico design and planning assistance studio are drawing up concepts for three urban garden open space, all located in and around Albuquerqu…
CNM students are getting the chance to dive into the world of creating sustainable and affordable homes — and get paid while doing it.
CNM Ingenuity is launching a paid internship program fo…
Church Rock, N.M. has been home to the Diné, Navajo people, long before uranium mines appeared during the Cold War and is the site of one of the worst nuclear accidents in recorded U.S. history.…
During the spring semester, professors with the School of Architecture taught two classes where students did projects around Albuquerque, and in collaboration with community members.
K…
When I asked Antoine Predock for an interview, I was not expecting to be welcomed as if I were a family member who was coming for a casual visit after a long absence.
Predock, a renowned …
A University of New Mexico student group was nationally recognized for their efforts engaging and recruiting those interested in the ‘planning’ portion of architecture and planning.
The Am…
University of New Mexico architecture students are reimagining portions of the San Francisco Bay Area and how it could better cater to cultural exchange.
Farrokh Rostami Kia, Master of Architecture 2…
Ne…
In Beautiful Test Sites / Now I am become death, Mitchell Squire…
The village of Los Lunas, New Mexico, received a $25,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to help design and plan a Route 66 museum and visitors center.
The Valencia County News-Bulleti…
Celeste Ponce Woodfill took a trip along the Texas-Mexico border, influenced by the recent wall debate and and the essay, “Chihuahua as We Might Have Been,” by John Brinkerhoff Jackson. P…
UNM welcomed new hires at the New Faculty Orientation held today in the SUB ballroom A and B. The event was open to anyone that wanted to meet the new faculty.
Presented by the Office of the Provost a…
Smith Plaza, the center and heart of main campus at The University of New Mexico, will reopen after undergoing a major renovation completed by Jaynes Corp…
Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture, Katya Crawford, was invited to present at the Center for International Studies - Albuquerque International Association. The title of the lecture, ”…
It has been said that the most cherished moments happen when family and friends get together—together is a great place to be, and now near the heart of main campus at The University of New Mexic…
It was the 1980s, Ronald Reagan was president, gas was $1.25 a gallon, Apple Computer® launched its first Mac and Chris Wilson started his career at The University of New Mexico.
“The cha…
DEMING – Architecture and design students from two universities are part of an ongoing project with the City of Deming to revitalize the west end of town.
About 20 students from the School of A…
There is a universality to certain qualities and experiences for every student who pursues the challenge of higher education. Late night study sessions, the pressure of examinations, and steep textb…
Geraldene Blackgoat, Assoc. AIA, has a passion for culturally appropriate design, stemming from her upbringing on the Navajo reservation in Arizona. In fact, her graduate school research project was o…
Students at the UNM School of Architecture and Planning (SAP) are learning essential real-world skills, while simultaneously boosting economic innovation in rural New Mexico.
Tim Castillo, asso…
MoMA Acquires Work of UNM Chair of Architecture Chris Cornelius
November 19, 2024
UNM School of Architecture + Planning & Places Journal Announce Committee of Jurors for “On the Brinck | Places Prize”
September 30, 2024
UNM School of Architecture + Planning Presents Brett Milligan with Distinguished Alumni Honors
September 19, 2024
UNM School of Architecture + Planning Welcomes New & Returning Faculty Members
August 23, 2024
UNM SA + P Architecture + Design Summer Academy Program Delivers Hands-on Learning Experience for Next Generation of Architects
August 16, 2024
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