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CAP Celebrates Champions for Change

Categories: Alumni, CA+P

In late March, scholarship recipients and donors gathered in the Architecture Building for the College of Architecture and Planning’s annual Gratitude Luncheon, a celebration of scholarship and impact. Centered on the theme, “Champions for Change”, the event featured a gallery walk, student speakers, and highlights from the year. Displays around the Bailey Gallery included School […]

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Architecture Students Complete 25th House Project for Navajo Tribe

Categories: CA+P, SoA

Through the DesignBuildUTAH@Bluff program, School of Architecture students completed the K’é éí hólǫ́ House for a single mother and her child, transforming vision into shelter and collaboration for the community. This milestone marks the program’s 25th residential project, a testament to years of hands-on learning and meaningful impact beyond the many additional projects that have […]

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A Gift That Sparked Collaboration: Inside CAP’s Charrette

Categories: CA+P

It is not uncommon for College of Architecture and Planning students to spend their weekends focused on their individual projects; however, what recently took place between a Friday night and Monday morning was unique. As part of a charrette competition, Architecture, Design, Games, and Planning students spent their weekend working in interdisciplinary teams to reimagine […]

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Key Takeaways on Sustainability with Professor Andy Hong

Categories: CA+P, CMP

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) organized a special workshop on higher education’s role in sustainability and resilience. The discussion leaned into the connectedness of environmental issues and approaching sustainability with a holistic mindset. Attending workshops on efforts such as these offer invaluable insights that can inspire action and spark important change. […]

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CA+P Research Symposium

Categories: CA+P, CMP, Games, MDD, SoA

Join Us at the CA+P Research Symposium! Arch Building | March 4, 2025 Each year, the College of Architecture + Planning (CA+P) hosts an exciting event that showcases the groundbreaking research conducted across all four divisions within the college. The CA+P Research Symposium offers a unique platform for faculty, research fellows, and students to present […]

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The Division of Games Joins The College of Architecture and Planning

Categories: CA+P, Games

Division of Games Joins College of Architecture and Planning [Salt Lake City, 7/5/2024]  We are excited to announce the Division of Games joining the College of Architecture and Planning as of July 1, 2024. As the national leading program for virtual game design and research, the Division of Games has made a major impact in […]

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U of U students are contributing to advance equitable climate change action planning in higher education

Categories: CA+P

The University of Utah is an active member of the University Climate Change Coalition (UC3), a core program of the nonprofit organization Second Nature that connects 23 of the world’s leading research universities and university systems committed to accelerating climate action on campus, in communities, and globally since 2019. Beginning last year, a cohort of four graduate […]

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Picturing Changing Perceptions of Place

Categories: CA+P

This story originally appeared in Innovation Matters – College of social Work. More than two years after the beginning of a global pandemic, it’s still difficult to think through all the changes COVID brought with it.  There isn’t a sphere of society or a point in the lifespan that wasn’t altered.  Sarah Canham, associate professor […]

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A Celebration of Inclusive Success

Categories: CA+P

The University of Utah College of Architecture + Planning celebrated the ribbon cutting of the new elevator, ramp insertions and several new student success spaces in the Architecture building. During the grand opening on Aug. 24., students, faculty, staff and alumni enjoyed remarks from donors, the U director of the Center of Disability and Access, […]

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