The Weitzman Fall 2022 Lecture Series brings together distinguished architects, landscape architects, artists, historians, preservationists, planners, energy policy makers, mobility experts, and data scientists from the US and abroad to discuss recent work and emerging trends in the built environment and visual culture.
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“Ken Steif: Data and Decision-Making in the Public Sector”
Associate Professor of Practice Ken Steif, who directs the MUSA Program, explains how the public sector can catch up to private industry in adopting data science to make wiser, more efficient decisions.
“Reassessing Iconography on Campus”
Dean Steiner talks about the work of the Campus Iconography Group to ensure that statues and other prominent iconography on campus better reflect the University’s “achievements and aspirations to increase the diversity of the Penn community.”
“Landlords are waiting for rent payments—and some can’t hold on much longer”
A survey conducted by Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning Vincent Reina found that property owners are dealing with late rent payments and trouble filling vacancies amid the pandemic.
“Testing how navigable SEPTA is, with glasses that see what riders see”
Megan Ryerson, associate professor of city and regional planning and electrical and systems engineering and associate dean for research, is helping the agency improve riders' experience.
“The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week”
T Magazine highlights OverTime, a new augmented reality app from Monument Lab, the public art and history studio led by Weitzman’s Paul Farber and Ken Lum.
“Next Progressives: PORT”
Christopher Marcinkoski, associate professor of landscape architecture, talks to Architect magazine about his firm’s ‘hyperbolic pragmatism’ and work enhancing civic life in urban realms.
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