Topic: Sustainability

A series of cross-section heads made of a white plaster-like material.

Solo exhibition on Jazairy’s work on display at MIT Museum

Portraits of Saj McBurrows M.U.R.P. ’25, Saloni Kapoor M.U.R.P. ’26, Camille Johnson M.U.R.P ’26, Qingru Yang, M.Arch ’25, and Cayla Ellis, M.Arch ’26

Five Taubman Students Named 2025 Dow Sustainability Fellows

Taubman College faculty collaborate on plan to mitigate flooding, enhance biodiversity in Southeast Michigan

‘Urban pioneer’ dedicated to community — and U-M

Turning Auto Waste into Building Material

The Future Is Now

Taubman College launches timely Climate Futures platform with architecture Professor Jen Maigret at the helm. In many ways, the seeds of Taubman College’s new Climate Futures platform were sown about […]

Taubman College-led study asks: ‘Who should pay to protect trees?’

‘Unsettling and inspiring’: Taubman College Climate Futures symposium addresses climate crisis

A crowd of people watch several panel speakers at the Climate Futures Symposium

Some of the nation’s top architects, urban planners, and sustainability experts gathered at Taubman College from October 17-18 to address the dramatic effects of climate change on the built environment […]

Portraits of Katie Johnson and Keiaron Randle

Community Conversation: Coming Together for the Common Good

Taubman College Students Win Michigan Association of Planning Awards

Portraits of Mania Aghaei Meibodi and Irene Hwang

Taubman College Faculty Receive Bold Challenges Funding For Interdisciplinary Research

Larsen Advocates to Protect Our Most Vulnerable Residents From Extreme Heat

Booth Fellowship Recipient Hrobon Seeks to Understand the Relationship Between Urban Planning and Human Wellbeing

A group of people who have been named Dow Sustainability Fellows for 2024

Taubman College Students Named 2024 Dow Sustainability Fellows

Portraits of Joe Grengs and Sean Ahlquist

Taubman College Faculty Joe Grengs and Sean Ahlquist Receive Sustainability Catalyst Grants

Taubman College Urban Technology Protogrant Recipients Explore Sustainability and Climate Action

Map of North America showing where the new Global Center will draw on relationships and policies from transboundary watersheds and Indigenous Territories along the entire U.S.-Canada border (orange and green regions, respectively). The Great Lakes basin (blue) serves as an initial area of focus. Directly funded project partners are identified as black dots, with Indigenous partners highlighted by a purple ring. All of North America’s transboundary basins are highlighted in light grey for reference.

Global Center for Understanding Climate Change Impacts on Transboundary Waters Awarded $5 Million NSF Grant

Post Rock awarded NSF Partnerships for Innovation Technology Translation Grant

a rendering showing a cutaway test of what appears to be the top corner of a building

Meredith Miller, associate professor of architecture and director of the masters of architecture program, and Thom Moran, associate professor of architecture, are principal investigators, and Chris Humphrey, FabLab associate manager […]

The ’15-minute city’ could limit global warming — if it…

Opinion: Michigan’s system to approve green energy projects is broken

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