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“Who Profits From Poverty?” With Ananya Roy
The third video in The #GlobalPOV Project series is an exploration of the poverty business. Who profits from poverty? Read More »
The third video in The #GlobalPOV Project series is an exploration of the poverty business. Who profits from poverty? Read More »
Explore cutting-edge design technologies in CED's Design Frontiers Workshop Series. Register today! Read More »
Welcome to CED, one of the world’s most distinguished laboratories for experimentation, research, and intellectual synergy. Read More »
The second annual Prizes and Awards Luncheon at the Bancroft Hotel brought together the donors and students to celebrate the generosity of the donors and the otustanding work of the students. Read More »
CED's annual Berkeley Circus invites distinguished visitors, critics and alumni to celebrate the accomplishments of the CED community. Read More »
CED's career services center offers students personalized counseling, an annual career fair, and a variety of professional development workshops.
CED is accepting applications now for introductory and advanced summer programs for adults and youth in environmental design.
This exhibition highlights the work of John Galen Howard, founder of UC Berkeley’s School of Architecture and campus architect from 1901 to1922, a time of rapid growth and development for the burgeoning university
A selection of M.Arch. thesis work by students in the College of Environmental Design on display at SPUR in San Francisco.
Please join us in Denver for the CED Alumni Reception hosted by Chair and Eva Li Chair of Design Ethics, Professor of Architecture, and Department Chair Tom Buresh with special guest Assistant Professor of Architecture Ronald Rael.
As the Better Market Street project readies new designs for a street where a quarter-million people walk each day, take an evocative stroll down San Francisco's "grand boulevard" with a thought-provoking film: This Is Market Street by Darryl Jones.
Vertical Cities Asia is a series of international design competitions focused on high-density urbanism in Asia. Everyone Harvests." is the third theme in this series of five competitions.
Three of the authors will introduce the book, Shrinking Cities -International Perspectives and Policy Implications, at the book launch and reception.
Come to this information session to meet the College of Environmental Design (CED) undergraduate advisers and current CED student ambassadors to learn more about the college, the majors, and transfer admissions criteria.
Unbuilt San Francisco will focus on buildings that never came to be and rhetorical visions that will include renderings and models that challenge viewers to imagine new ways of urban life.
Come to this information session to meet the College of Environmental Design (CED) undergraduate advisers and current CED student ambassadors to learn more about the college, the majors, and transfer admissions criteria.
CED staff members Susan Hagstrom and Lauren Worrell are featured in a UC Berkeley News Center article for their work in the field and efforts to further develop relationships and resources for students.
IwamotoScott Architecture received three awards from AIA SF in 2013 for Interior Architecture.
In the latest edition of the Landscape Architecture Magazine Mara Miller reviews "Women in Landscape Architecture: Essays on History and Practice," a book edited by Louise A. Mozingo and Linda Jewell.
Sahra Mirbabaee, a CED undergraduate in Urban Studies will be working this summer at the Energy and Social Dialogue Department at Fraunhofer MOEZ in Germany.
Amanda Eaken (M.C.P. ‘05), deputy director of sustainable communities at the Natural Resources Defense Council, recently received two prestigious awards for her leadership in shaping California's smart growth future.
Architectural Record features work by alumni and faculty: Fougeron Architecture, IwamottoScott, and Neri&Hu.
CED Professors Nicholas de Monchaux and Ronald Rael receive 2013 Grants to Individuals from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts.