Van Buren, award-winning architect and co-founder of Designing Justice + Designing Spaces, was awarded the prize in recognition of her pioneering work in the field of restorative justice and gender equity in architecture. Read More »
Browse digitized drawings, photographs and ephemera, and explore the design principles, vision and historical context of Sonoma County's iconic unincorporated community, The Sea Ranch. Read More »
This summer, the Kissosso neighborhood in Conakry, Guinea welcomed a distinctly different home clad entirely in bright green corrugated metal. It's a prototype for what CED alum Aboubacar Komara hopes will be many sustainable homes in the neighborhood. Read More »
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts is expanding its popular triennial exhibition to feature notable architects including two CED professors. Read More »
David Baker Architects and DAO Architecture were recently recognized by AIA and HUD for their contributions to affordable, accessible, and well-designed housing projects and complexes. Read More »
Can public spaces both reclaim the past and embrace the future? Professor Walter Hood explores this question in his 2018 TED Talk. Read More »
College of Environmental Design alumnus Sben Korsh (M.S. Arch '16) was awarded the Emerging Curator Fellowship by the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) in Montréal, Quebec.
The fellowship supports promising young women in their pursuit of responsible land use and urban development. We recently sat down with Julia to ask her to reflect on her experiences and the industry.
Mon, Nov 26, 6:00pm - Nadia Amoroso has dedicated years of research on topics related to creative mapping, visual representation in landscape architecture, and GeoDesign.
Affordable Housing Finance inducted Carol Galante, I. Donald Terner Distinguished Professor of Affordable Housing and Urban Policy and Faculty Director of the Terner Center, into their 2018 Affordable Housing Hall of Fame.
We've launched WursterLife.com, CED's official alumni and student online network. Reconnect with alumni, mentor students, learn about alumni groups and events in your area, browse and post jobs, and read alumni news. Join today!
This lecture examines the work and travelogue's of architect Erich Mendelsohn and the influence of Manhattan's built environment on his future work in Berlin.
Mon, Nov 26, 6:00pm - Nadia Amoroso has dedicated years of research on topics related to creative mapping, visual representation in landscape architecture, and GeoDesign.
Join us for the Panel Discussion and Book Launch "The Road to Resegregation: Northern California and the Failure of Politics."
WED, NOV 28, 6:30PM - This is the first documentary ever produced about the life and gardens of Beatrix Farrand, the most successful female landscape architect in early 20th century America and one of the founders of the ASLA.
ON VIEW: NOV 29-FEB 9 at Yale Architecture Gallery. 3 CED student projects from Raveevarn's studio are exhibited, organized by Tatiana Bilbao.
MON, DEC 3, 9am-6pm. Students in ARCH 100A and XB-100A will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
TUE, DEC 4, 9am-6pm. Students in ARCH 200A and ARCH 100C will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
WED, DEC 5, 9am-6pm. Students in ARCH 201 and 205A will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
THU, DEC 6, 2-6:30pm. Students in ARCH 203 will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
Professor of Architecture Gail Brager and Department of City & Regional Planning lecturer Miriam Chion were the recipients of the 2018 Education Award by the AIA San Francisco (AIASF) Community Alliance.
Affordable Housing Finance inducted Carol Galante, I. Donald Terner Distinguished Professor of Affordable Housing and Urban Policy and Faculty Director of the Terner Center, into their 2018 Affordable Housing Hall of Fame.
Bo Chung (M.C.P., M.P.H. '18) co-authors a report on homelessness in Oakland. Entitled "Housing the Unhoused," the report represents a joint effort by local organizations to advance community-centered solutions for unhoused individuals.
Last month, UC Berkeley’s Safe Transportation and Research Center (SafeTREC) launched Street Story, a community engagement platform that allows residents, community groups and agencies to collect information about transportation collisions.
Van Buren, award-winning architect and co-founder of Designing Justice + Designing Spaces, was awarded the prize in recognition of her pioneering work in the field of restorative justice and gender equity in architecture.
Browse digitized drawings, photographs and ephemera, and explore the design principles, vision and historical context of Sonoma County's iconic unincorporated community, The Sea Ranch.
The Terner Center for Housing Innovation recently co-published a study with Buildzoom. The study identified discrepancies in income determined where individuals went after they decided to leave the Bay Area region.
