Nataly Rios Gutierrez MURP '22 won the 2023 Neville A. Parker Award for best master's project in policy and planning.
The impact that building codes have on how, where, and for whom housing gets built has long been overlooked. Over 100 people gathered virtually and in-person to push back on this oversight.
Over 200 people celebrated the architectural and cultural significance of the West Los Angeles Civic Center and Courthouse during a public space activation.
UCLA Luskin has a new rising star – Whitney Willis, operations manager for the Institute of Transportation Studies and the Lewis Center.
Two UCLA scholars were recognized for their research on how high housing costs are pushing workers farther away from job-rich neighborhoods.
Every year, the APA Los Angeles Planning Awards recognize projects that enrich L.A. County’s built and natural environment.
Work led by UCLA’s Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris investigates the scope of sexual harassment in transit environments, and provides policy recommendations for addressing it.
Currently, cities enforce minimum parking requirements to ensure that new housing projects provide sufficient parking, but these mandates often increase housing costs, harm the environment, and result in a surplus of unused parking spaces.
Virtual conference explores electric vehicle carshare programs and their role in bridging mobility gaps for low-income households.
To help restaurants and neighborhoods hardest hit by COVID-19, LA Al Fresco relaxed many outdoor dining processes — but two years later, wealthier and majority-white neighborhoods have highest participation.
