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Georgia Tech Students Turn Parking Spaces Into Public Places

Cool Routes app on a phot screen, held by hands.
 

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Left to right, Andrew Sarphie, Meryl Pawlick, Emma Uppelschoten, and Nick Lucovsky with their award certificates. Not pictured: Maria Del Valle
 

MCRP Students Take Win in APA Student Design Competition

Students look at a topographical map in Berlin, Germany
 

Georgia Tech Students Learn City Planning in Europe

A graphic design with the words "Women's History Month 2026" and the photographs of women forming the silhouette of a woman.
 

Planning the Future of Cities Ellen Heath and Cristina Pastore on Growth, Infrastructure, and Community

Map number of pedestrian-related collisions per signalized intersection in the City of Atlanta.
 

Capstone Research Paper Saves Pedestrian Lives

Mark Your Calender: Upcoming Events

November 10
Eric Kronberg speaking at a lectern with slices

World Town Planning Day

November 18
Alumnus holding a microphone, answering student questions about GIS use in the workplace.

World GIS Day

Celluloid Cityscapes

October 13, 6:30 p.m.
Movie poster for The Human Scale

The Human Scale

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November 10, 6:30 p.m.
Movie poster for The Bicycle Thief

The Bicycle Thief

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December 8, 6:30 p.m.
Movie poster: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

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Our Signature Events

Students, faculty, alumni, and industry professionals mingle at a reception in the West Architecture building atrium at Georgia Tech.

Student-Alumni Networking Events

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Students create an art project at a craft station set up in a Tech Square parking space.

Park(ing) Day

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Student examining map posters at an event celebrating World GIS Day.

World Planning Celebration Days

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Monthly Digest on LinkedIn: August/September

Highlights from this month:

excerpt from Sam Duong's paper
Sam Duong's paper gets accepted to the 4th ACM SIGSPATIAL International Workshop on Advances in Urban AI (UrbanAI'26)
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Brian Stone talks about how cities must change to survive deadly heat waves on NPR's Weekend Edition
Photo of four alumni at a conference.
Anna Baggett recognized for her contributions to award-winning project: Madison on the Move
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