Thirteen students from Associate Professor of Architecture Ronald Rael’s ARCH100D architectural design studio transformed a site in Vipingo, Kenya into a living laboratory for innovation as part of their research into the design of 3D printed houses. Read More »
The Department of City & Regional Planning at the College of Environmental Design was ranked as the second best graduate program nationally by Planetizen. Read More »
The city of Portland has granted a building permit for the first cross-laminated timber high rise over 85 feet to LEVER Architecture, founded by CED alumnus Thomas F. Robinson. Read More »
Alumnus David Baker, whose San Francisco–based firm celebrates its 35th anniversary this year, has hewn a design philosophy that prioritizes the social and financial concerns of the communities in which the firm works. Read More »
CED alumnus and landscape architect Peter Walker, FASLA, (BA Landscape Architecture ‘55) is the first recipient of the $150,000 Richard Brettell Award in the Arts. Read More »
A cohort of 15 ARCH students from CED traveled to Lima, Peru Read More »
Welcome to the College of Environmental Design (CED), UC Berkeley’s home for built environment design theory and research, innovation, and practice! CED puts you at the forefront of creating a sustainable future. Read More »
A new essay by Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning Karl Kullmann anticipates the transformative agency of the drone’s-eye view in design discourse.
IwamotoScott Architecture is awarded the 2017 AIA National Award for Interior Architecture for its design of the Pinterest headquarters in San Francisco.
DEADLINE: AUG 15. The biennial Arcus-Places Prize is now open for applications. The Prize is for the opportunity to research and write an article that explores the relationship between gender, sexuality and the built environment.
OPENING JUNE 1. This exhibit of original materials from the Environmental Design Archives showcases a nexus of design and diversity.
Courses available at the College of Environmental Design
What does inclusivity mean in urban planning, and why should planners pay attention? CED alumnus Victor Pineda (MCP '06) explains that cities often burden disabled people and prevent them from participating equally in public life.
CED alumnus Ephraim Baran (BA Arch '51) passed away on June 7 at the age of 95.
New International program for undergraduate students interested in developing their studies in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning and Sustainable Design to start in Fall, 2017.
Stunning, Simple Maps Show San Francisco vs. Other Global Cities
The decision to approve permitting for Moonrise Kingdom was due in part to a testimony made by Dr. Castillo to the Marin County Planning Commission.
Thirteen students from Associate Professor of Architecture Ronald Rael’s ARCH100D architectural design studio transformed a site in Vipingo, Kenya into a living laboratory for innovation as part of their research into the design of 3D printed houses.
New National Historic Publications grant has been awarded to the CED Archives and the Architectural Archives @ UPenn for digitization of historic photos from Sea Ranch in northern California.
OPENS MAY 25. Photographic exhibit of some of Lawrence Halprin's iconic Landscape Architect designs.
OPENING JUNE 1. This exhibit of original materials from the Environmental Design Archives showcases a nexus of design and diversity.
