SAP Research and Creative Scholarship
Advancing innovation in Design and the built environment
Welcome to SAP Research
The School of Architecture and Planning (SAP) is dedicated to advancing research and creative scholarship that addresses real-world challenges in the built environment. Our work explores the intersection of design, technology, and community development, striving to create innovative solutions that make meaningful impact locally and globally. As part of Maryland’s premier public urban research university and an HBCU, SAP’s work reflects a commitment to advancing equity and innovation in the built environment.
Our Research Focus
SAP’s research spans diverse areas, including Urban Design and Sustainable Architecture, Community Development, Historic Preservation, and Digital Fabrication. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, our faculty and students address pressing societal issues, from climate change to equitable urban planning.
Featured Projects and Creative Work
Explore our impactful projects led by faculty and students, from groundbreaking sustainable design initiatives to innovative community planning efforts. These projects highlight SAP’s commitment to blending research with real-world application, fostering creativity and innovation.
Labs and Partnerships
SAP’s research is supported by state-of-the-art facilities like the Built Environment Applied Research (BEAR) Lab and the Center for the Built Environment and Infrastructure Studies (CBEIS). Our partnerships with Baltimore city agencies and national organizations allow us to engage in impactful projects. Together, we advance cutting-edge solutions and foster meaningful connections in the field.
Faculty Publications and Achievements
Discover our latest research outputs, including journal articles, design portfolios, and exhibition catalogs. SAP takes pride in celebrating the awards and achievements of our faculty and students, showcasing their contributions to the academic and professional community.
Current Grants
Want to know how our current initiatives are making a difference? Discover projects and grants focused on increasing energy efficiency and improving our communities; shaping a more sustainable future, from cutting energy waste to strengthening local areas.
Contact Information
Center for the Built Environment & Infrastructure Studies 104
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, MD 21251
P: 443-885-3225
F: 443-885-8233
E: sap@morgan.edu
