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Conferences & Symposia

Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning has a rich tradition of engaging experts in critical discussions concerning architecture and urban planning.

Our conferences and symposia aim to create a setting for students, faculty, and the local public to see and hear about the work of award-winning designers, to discuss and understand building and planning for the environment, and to advocate social and environmental justice.

 

Plan Your Future
Housing, Community, and Economic Development
Land Use and Environmental Planning
Physical Planning and Design
Transportation Planning
Global and Comparative Planning
Architecture Student Work
2021 Taubman College Student Show
M.U.R.P. Capstone Wins National Award from the American Planning Association
Borum and Maigret Win Architectural League’s 2021 Emerging Voices Award
Advancing Racial Equity
2021 Taubman College Commencement Celebration
Research + Creative Practice
Larissa Larsen Named Urban and Regional Planning Program Chair
Portico - Fall 2020
Two Taubman College Teams Advance to Finals of Nationwide H.U.D. Competition
Architecture Student Work
Academic Innovation
Taubman Faculty to Support New Oakland Avenue Urban Farm Project through Knight Foundation Grant
Research + Creative Practice
Borum and Maigret Win Architectural League’s 2021 Emerging Voices Award
Architecture Student Research Grant Winners Explore Paper, Beekeepers, Sound
Three Taubman College Faculty Receive U-M XR Innovation Grants
Lessons in Architecture: 3D without Leaving the Classroom (or Living Room)
Portico - Fall 2020
Taubman College on Instagram
M.U.R.P. Capstone Wins National Award from the American Planning Association
Two Taubman College Teams Advance to Finals of Nationwide H.U.D. Competition
Taubman College’s 2021 Dow Sustainability Fellows: From Water Conservation to Horses
Dewar Receives U-M Award for Public Engagement
Portico - Fall 2020
Larissa Larsen Named Urban and Regional Planning Program Chair
Janell O'Keefe, M.U.P./M.S.W. '11, Says a Safe Neighborhood Shouldn’t Be a Privilege
M.U.R.P. Student Leads U-M Student-Athletes in Fighting Racial Injustice
Kevin Bush, M.U.P. '10, Leads D.C.'s Resilience Planning
New Degree Positions Taubman College as a Leader in Urban Technology