UArizona B.Arch students present four visions of Tucson's food future with community partners: Las Artes, Mission Garden, Merchant's Garden, Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona and Pima County Regional Flood Control District. This studio is sponsored by GLHN Architects & Engineers.

Assistant Professor of Architecture Courtney Crosson hosts "Water and Infrastructure: Building for the Future," episode 5 in the online Water Solutions for Our Warmer World series.

This workshop will focus on strategies and techniques to improve your cartography. Learn to use both ArcGIS and Adobe Design Suite to make better maps.

Join the University of Arizona ASLA Student Chapter on Historic 4th Avenue to celebrate Park(ing) Day 2021.

The NPS Vanishing Treasures Program, in partnership with University of Arizona, University of New Mexico and Cornerstones Community Partnerships, is pleased to announce SICRAT 2021, a series of virtual seminars on critical topics in the conservation of earthen architecture.

The NPS Vanishing Treasures Program, in partnership with University of Arizona, University of New Mexico and Cornerstones Community Partnerships, is pleased to announce SICRAT 2021, a series of virtual seminars on critical topics in the conservation of earthen architecture.

The NPS Vanishing Treasures Program, in partnership with University of Arizona, University of New Mexico and Cornerstones Community Partnerships, is pleased to announce SICRAT 2021, a series of virtual seminars on critical topics in the conservation of earthen architecture.

Master of Landscape Architecture Class of 2021 Master's Report Presentations.

This competition is intended to spotlight high quality student work, foster enrichment of the graduate student experience, and facilitate mentoring through evaluation and feedback of student work efforts by locally practicing planners.

Join CAPLA Professor of Urban Planning and Real Estate Development Arthur C. Nelson and Assistant Professor of Planning Kristina Currans, plus UArizona Geography and Development doctoral student Robert Hibberd, for a free webinar.