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As cities continue to grow in population their problems also multiply. San Francisco is facing an affordable housing crisis. Read More »
As cities continue to grow in population their problems also multiply. San Francisco is facing an affordable housing crisis. Read More »
William W. Wurster Dean and Professor of City & Regional Planning, Jennifer Wolch, recently contributed to a Co. Design article about eco-gentrification and the “just green enough” intervention in urban spaces Read More »
Carol Galante (former assistant secretary of HUD) will join the City & Regional Planning faculty in January 2015. Read More »
Toni L. Griffin has recently been named the Theodore B. and Doris Shoong Lee Distinguished Professor of Real Estate Law and Urban Planning. Read More »
the Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley. Read More »
The figures that inhabit architectural and landscape renderings are not the actual focus of the drawings..
Join us for the ARCUS Lecture with Prof. Alice Friedman, Wellesley College, on Feb. 11 at 6:30pm in 112 Wurster Hall.
Join us for a day of talks and reviews as we celebrate the accomplishments of the CED community.
The College of Environmental Design (CED) and the Career Center at UC Berkeley are pleased to announce the 16th Annual CED Career Fair on Thursday, March 12, 2014 at International House.
The Berkeley Art Museum on Bancroft will be closing on Sunday.
CED is excited to announce our 2015 Summer Programs: embARC Summer Design Academy, Disc*02 (Design & Innovation for Sustainable Cities) and the Summer [IN]STITUTE in Environmental Design.
William M. Wurster Dean Jennifer Wolch receives award from Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation.
Alaskan village builds berms out of drftwood.
Jennifer Burke (B.A. Visual Design ‘82), principal of the San Francisco design firm, Industry, created the exhibition identity, environmental signage, and interpretive materials for the international blockbuster exhibition @Large
Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning, Charisma Acey, was part of the expert panel on WalletHub's rankings for the Best and Worst cities for recreation