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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.

 

Taubman College and MASS Design Group Partner to Focus on Mass Incarceration
Lecture: Mitchell Silver
Four Taubman College Students Named Dow Sustainability Fellows
Taubman College Alumni, Faculty Secure $1 Million Bloomberg Grant for Jackson, Miss., Public Art Project Addressing Nutrition and Food Equity
Research Through Making
Telling a Neighborhood’s Story
Capstone/Studio Awarded First-Place Dow Sustainability Award
2017 Runner Up in National HUD Competition
Architecture and Planning Students Spend Spring Break on Professional Externships
DIA Plaza finalists hope to bring joy, cohesion and parking to cultural district
Admissions: Learn More About the Degrees
Digital Fabrication Lab
Liberty Research Annex
Spatial and Numeric Data Services Lab
Taubman College on Instagram
Taubman College and MASS Design Group Partner to Focus on Mass Incarceration
Lecture: Mitchell Silver
Admissions: Learn More About the Degrees
DIA Plaza finalists hope to bring joy, cohesion and parking to cultural district
Research Through Making
This Urban Farm Is on Path to Sustainability
Fellenbaum earns ASLA Excellence Award
M.S. alumnus receives A’Design Award
Taubman College on Instagram
del Campo, Manninger Awarded College’s 2nd Architect Magazine Studio Prize​ for Swiss Physics Lab Site
Travel Abroad
Digital Fabrication Lab
Liberty Research Annex
University of Michigan
Studio Sessions: Lane Autry
Building Tomorrow: Ann Forsyth, Harvard GSD
Lecture: Mitchell Silver
Masters of Urban Planning Capstone Wins 2018 AICP Student Project Award
Admissions: Learn More About the Degrees
Do we need diversity in urban planning?
Norton Works with Communities to Shore Up Effects of Erosion
Students beyond the classroom
Expanded Horizons Does Detroit
$1.4 Million NSF Grant Funds Smart Mobility Solutions for Benton Harbor
Research Cluster: Water
Detroit School of Urban Studies
Hoey Awarded $450,000 Grant For Accelerating Progress Toward Sustainable Diets in the Global South
Grengs Appointed to Federal Advisory Committee on Transportation Equity
Telling a Neighborhood’s Story
Capstone/Studio Awarded First-Place Dow Sustainability Award
Kresege Foundation Grants support Capstones
Studio Session #4: Jess Wunsch