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Protecting and Celebrating Civil Rights Heritage
Weitzman’s Center for the Preservation of Civil Rights Sites (CPCRS) is working towards protecting places that celebrate, commemorate, and raise awareness of American civil rights and Black history, like Alabama’s Armstrong School.
Walking and Listening in San Juan with Ernesto Pujol
What happens when the artist’s and audience’s traditional roles are reversed? It’s one of the questions behind a recent trip to Puerto Rico led by Pujol, Keith L. and Katherine S. Sachs Visiting Professor in the Department of Fine Arts.
A Collaboration in East Parkside Deepens
Students in the Department of City and Regional Planning are working with the Centennial Parkside Community Development Corporation to revitalize a Philadelphia neighborhood that has grappled with vacant and blighted land.
Not the Blue Marble
An installation by Richard Weller re-imagines the view of Earth seen by the Apollo 11 astronauts in the wake of environmental collapse. It's one of several installations by Weitzman faculty at the Venice Architecture Biennale.
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Weitzman at Penn’s Climate Week 2021
09.16.21
Q&A: C. Dana Tomlin, Professor Emeritus of Landscape Architecture
09.10.21
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Events + Exhibitions
Felecia Davis: The Jeffrey Fine, C'76, MArch'78 and Andrea Katz Lecture
09.22.21
Architecture & Robotics: New Modes of Practice & Pedagogy
Architecture Lecture
09.27.21
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