Depave Chicago is a community depaving program that replaces underutilized parking lots and paved spaces with gardens, pocket forests, and other nature-based designs.
Deana McDonagh, the chair of Graphic Design in the School of Art & Design and a Beckman Institute researcher, co-directs the (dis)Ability Design Studio, “a brainstorming environment, a bridge that connects medicine and the STEM fields with the disability and design communities.”
Professor Ben Grosser with the School of Art and Design was recently named an Assembly Fellow for the Berkman Klein Center’s Institute for Rebooting Social Media (RSM) at Harvard University.
As more communities adopt creative placemaking strategies, urban planners are reimagining how to collect, interpret, and share data to help transform communities.
Redman’s research can help design performance spaces by considering the acoustic preferences of singers in addition to the audience.
“Collaborating in conceptual Spaces: How Data Visualization Facilitated by Javascript Can Improve Interdisciplinary Design Project” was published in Dialectic.
