Emily Pilloton founded Girls Garage to inspire and train girls and young women to “fear less, build more.” In a video produced by Time Magazine, Pilloton reflected on the importance of inviting female role models like Melinda Gates to share their stories. Read More »
Professor of Architecture Ronald Rael and his partner Virginia San Fratello were featured in the New York Times. Read More »
CED Alumnus, James Garrett Jr. excellence within the field of architecture earned him a 2019 AIA Young Architects Award in early February. Read More »
Launched in early February, "The Book as Place" event displays the work of 25 artists. The exhibition emphasizes the utilization of appropriate structures to represent coinciding ideas all within the pages of a book. Read More »
The College of Environmental Design's architecture program was ranked #3 in North America and #6 worldwide in the "architecture/built environment" subject area by QS World University Rankings for 2019. Read More »
This program will provide support to early-stage entrepreneurs working to kickstart ideas for a more cost-effective, inclusive, and modernized housing industry.
The Landscape Architecture Foundation has announced the two winners and six finalists for its 2019 Olmsted Scholars Program, the premier leadership recognition program for landscape architecture students.
Ground Up, the student-run journal of the Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, announces the release of its 2019 issue on the theme of Home.
The students won in the “Art & Social Change” and “Scaling up Big Ideas” categories for their projects in Guinea and Rwanda.
The College is seeking proposals from an emerging designer or team of collaborating designers for an exhibition of their creative work in spring 2020.
Monday, 06/14/19 6pm Spur Urban Center Gallery: Join us in celebrating the grand opening of the exhibit, Non-Linear: The Mind of Michael Painter, a distinguished architect and alum. The exhibit exemplifies the work process and legacy of Painter's genius.
August 22-24: This is a great opportunity for CED students to collaborate with international students and make connections to one of the great global centers of architectural and landscape architectural design, Kyoto, Japan.
Prospective master's students are invited to attend classes, meet professors and explore Wurster Hall at this CED Fall Open House. All are welcome, please join us!
Wed Oct 30, 6:30pm - Lynden B. Miller is a public garden designer in New York City. In 1982, she rescued and restored The Conservatory Garden in Central Park
As part of the Bank of America/Merrill Lynch Low-Income Housing Challenge, a team of CED students devised an innovative proposal designed to take advantage of a recent executive order encouraging the usage of publicly-owned lands for public good.
More than one hundred students from East Palo Alto, Oakland, Richmond, San Francisco participated in the 2019 Y-PLAN Policy Summit. The students tackled the Bay Area’s biggest challenges, and presented their proposals to officials from across the region.
Matt Taecker (M.C.P./M.Arch. '89) has developed a ‘vision plan’ for Bike East Bay, which imagines a 3-mile bicycle and pedestrian path linking downtown Berkeley BART to the Bay Bridge.
The Landscape Architecture Foundation has announced the two winners and six finalists for its 2019 Olmsted Scholars Program, the premier leadership recognition program for landscape architecture students.
Therese McMillan (M.C.P. '84) spoke at this spring's commencement on May 19, 2019, exhorting graduates to think about how the built environment can serve people and the public interest first and foremost.
Ground Up, the student-run journal of the Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, announces the release of its 2019 issue on the theme of Home.
This program will provide support to early-stage entrepreneurs working to kickstart ideas for a more cost-effective, inclusive, and modernized housing industry.
The students won in the “Art & Social Change” and “Scaling up Big Ideas” categories for their projects in Guinea and Rwanda.
