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News

The City and Coming Climate Explores Design-Oriented Strategies to Slow Urban Warming
New book by Georgia Tech’s Brian Stone will be a tool for urban planners and policy makers
College of Architecture Names 2012 NSF ADVANCE Women of Excellence
National Science Foundation program recognizes women of excellence in the College of Architecture at Georgia Tech.

Research Partners

  • Center for Quality Growth and Regional Development
  • Center for Geographic Information Systems
  • Urban Climate Lab
  • Enterprise Innovation Institute
  • Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems
  • Georgia Transportation Institute

Notable Press

  • Urban group wants to help cool down Louisville's heat island: Associate Prof Brian Stone warns of its health implications
    Courier Journal
  • Tech to host one of the South's largest Earth Day celebrations: SCaRP students volunteer
    Midtown Patch
  • Blueprints team offering ideas for Moreland's future: Georgia Tech students help guide the process
    Times-Herald.com
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