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![NC Historic Resilience Primer. Photo courtesy of Coastal Dynamics Design Lab.](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/06/cddl-historic-resilience-primer-3.jpg)
College of Design Students and Faculty Win Awards at NCASLA
![the downtown Raleigh skyline framed by trees](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/05/4220135v1.jpg)
New Gift From Peter A. Pappas ’83 Will Transform Real Estate Development in North Carolina
![A closeup of the Reds and Whites art installation at the Susan Woodson Plaza on Centennial Campus.](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/05/bk-7339.jpg)
Reds and Whites: A Work of Art Anchors Centennial Campus
![Portrait of Melissa Manjarrez Dominguez](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/04/melissa-dominguez.jpg)
Unity Through Design: Q&A with Melissa Manjarrez Dominguez
![M. Elen Deming receives Forster Ndubisi Professional Service Award at the Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture (CELA) from incoming president Dr. Jun-Hyun Kim. Photo credit: CELA/Dongying Li.](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/04/deming-award-2024-2.jpg)
M. Elen Deming Honored for Exceptional Service to CELA and LAF
![Brandon Johnson standing on the green of Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Golf Course.](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/02/brandon-johnson-nc-state.jpg)
A Groundbreaking Designer’s NC State Roots
![“South Durham Food Cooperative,” collage. The Morehead Hill and the Black Hayti communities in southern Durham have been historically divided by inequitable practices of displacement, exclusion, and segregation. This material culture collage explores the layered relationships between the site’s natural environment, systematic and unjust building practices through time, and the disproportionate burdens on the historically disinvested Black community. While the demographics of these neighborhoods have largely evolved and are ever-changing, the lingering effects of these divisive layers and physical barriers perpetuate the segregation of the two communities that share boundaries with the site. © Noelle Robinson.](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/02/noelle-robinsonweb.jpg)
Noelle Robinson Wins Robert. L. Wesley Award
![](https://design.ncsu.edu/landscape-architecture/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2024/02/fye-exhibition-fall-2022-10.jpg)