SCUP is a nationally recognized association that brings together institutional and professional leaders who are committed to advancing excellence in higher education planning.
More than 100 plants, including 30 varieties of native plants representing North Carolina’s mountain, piedmont and coastal areas, were planted in the beds around the Old Well.
UNC-Chapel Hill is accepting submittals from designers and contractors interested in collaborating with the University on informal projects with budgets below the $500,000 threshold.
A public information meeting will be held Wednesay, Sept. 4 to receive comments and feedback on the 2024 Carolina North Development Agreement Annual Report to the Town of Chapel Hill.
UNC-Chapel Hill is accepting submittals from designers and contractors interested in collaborating with the University on informal projects with budgets below the $500,000 threshold.
A comprehensive landscaping renovation project is underway at the Old Well and will be completed in phases through fall 2024.
The Pinnacle Award recognizes an employee who has demonstrated leadership, vision and commitment to excellence.
Michael Ambrose, architect and capital project manager in Facilities Planning and Design, was elected to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Triangle 2024 Board of Directors.
As the University landscape architect, Daniel Widis must balance the need for change and site development within the context of a historic university landscape.
Members of the Carolina community are invited to attend an upcoming session to learn more about the opportunity to reimagine and improve the Pit and its adjacent spaces.
