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- Professor Mark Scott elected to Fellowship of Academy of Social Sciences
- Professor Finola O'Kane appointed as a Senior Fellow at Dumbarton Oaks
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- DIGITAL MATTERS: Research Lecture Series 3
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- How can we make cities better places to live, asks new UCD centre
- The Inchicore Model School: a 21st-century design on education
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- Professor Shane O’Toole named as RIBA International Fellow 2018
- Eco-Plan: Upping the game for green spaces in urban planning
- Two UCD academics receive a 2017-2018 Fulbright Irish Award
- Grafton Architects receive Architecture award
- Royal Irish Academy elects UCD academics
- Planning Futures
- Two UCD Architecture Students to Attend U21 Summer School
- Le:Notre Institute international student competition
- iSCAPE - Improving the Smart Control of Air Pollution in Europe
- Consultation Event on the National Planning Framework
- Handcrafted Brutalism
- New Economic Framework to Boost Innovation
- RIAI Honours Dr Ellen Rowley and Shane O’Toole
- UCD Architecture played host to Bijoy Jain from Studio Mumbai
- Grafton Architects chosen to curate Venice Architecture Biennale
- 2016 Archive
Planning Futures - a programme of events to celebrate 50 years of planning education in UCD.
Wednesday, 21 September, 2016
Established in 1966, UCD Planning has a long legacy of excellence in education and research. To mark the 50th anniversary of UCD Planning, a programme of events was scheduled over the course of the 2016-2017 academic year themed as Planning Futures. The aim of this programme was to celebrate UCD Planning’s contribution to the development of the profession in Ireland, to stimulate debate about the role it can play in addressing future challenges in line with the Planning Futures theme, and to provide a platform for disciplines contributing to planning across the University community. Further information on these events can be found here.