Catherine Seavitt (B.S.’91) is co-author with fellow New Yorkers, engineer Guy Nordenson and architect and former Muschenheim Fellow Adam Yarinsky, of a 360-page blueprint to address the potenti

New York sidewalks are often shrouded by wood and steel “sidewalk sheds.” Kevin Erickson (M.Arch ’07) and his colleagues at KNEStudio have been selected as one of three finalists in urbanSHED, a

Melding aesthetic with green sensibilities, three Taubman College alums placed as semifinalists this fall in the “One Good Chair” international design competition.

Stacey (Segowski) Murphy, M.Arch.’03 is one among “40 of the nation's brightest green thumbs, quietly nurturing a food revolution from their own back yards” according to

Attention Planning Alumni:

Janet Yoon, M.Arch.'08, was one of two finalists in the Pamphlet Architecture 30 Competition, an international competition that called for "proposals aimed at inventive new infrastructure for the Unit

The work of Joseph Valerio, B.Arch.’70, and David Brininstool, B.S.’74, M.Arch.’76 is included in the Chicago exhibition “Big. Bold. Visionary.

Joseph T.A. Lee, B.S.E.C.E.’42, M.S.(ENG)’43, B.Arch.’55, professor emeritus of Taubman College, where he taught architecture for three decades, died August 15, 2009 at his home in Ann Arbor.

Homecoming is September 26, 2009 and Michigan will play Indiana at noon in the Big House. The alumni association is once again hosting the Go Blue Tailgate.

Matthew Schildkret, M.U.P. '09, has been chosen for an internship with The White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ).