The College of Architecture and Design established the Nashville Civic Design Center in 2000 to provide a means for the public to participate in issues related to planning and physical growth of Nashville. The center advised Nashville on key redevelopment projects and acted as a catalyst for formulation of a new civic urban design plan for downtown Nashville and its surrounding neighborhoods. The center has been supported by UT, Vanderbilt, Tennessee State, the City of Nashville, and the Frist Foundation.
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Barbara Dombrowski - “Tropic Ice” Exhibit, Screening and Lecture at Hodges Library
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Should we be alarmed? Chatbots, AI, and the Humanities
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Open Sandbox Workshop Series