The products of this summer’s embARC Design Build project aimed to enhance the accessibility and visibility of a host of services providing fresh, affordable and nutritious food to students in need at UC Berkeley. Read More »
Karen Chapple was named a Fulbright Global Scholar for the 2017-2018 academic year, supporting six months in total of research at three different universities. Read More »
Meet APE founder and CED alum Greg Perloff (Masters in City & Regional Planning, 1976). Read More »
The 500,000-square-foot project, known as 1629 Market, will be directed by Alumni David Baker (M.Arch ‘82), Owen Kennerly (M.Arch ‘95) and Sarina Bowen Kennerly (BA Arch ‘92, M.Arch ‘98) Read More »
The Israeli film director Amos Gitai (Ph.D Architecture '79) will teach a five week course on film that explores the concepts of narrative and space. CLASS SIZE IS VERY LIMITED SO YOU MUST SIGN UP SOON. OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS ACROSS CAMPUS. Read More »
Dr. Anna Livia Brand joins the College of Environmental Design this fall as an Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning. 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 »
IwamotoScott Architecture is awarded the 2017 AIA National Award for Interior Architecture for its design of the Pinterest headquarters in San Francisco.
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.
MON, Aug 21, Noon to 5:30 pm. Join the graduating cohort of Masters of Urban Design as they show off their final projects from their year of work. Open to the Public
FRI, SEPT 8, 4:00 to 6:00pm. Please join the Environmental Design Library for a first hand experience exploring original artist books. The Library will have 20 books on the subject of resistance available for this event.
WED, AUG 30, 6:30pm. Amos Gitai (Ph.D Architecture '79) will be on hand for the film screening with Q&A to follow. The Public is welcome.
College of Environmental Design Professor of Architecture Andrew Shanken recently posted an essay on the state of Confederate statues in the United States on the UC Berkeley Blog.
The products of this summer’s embARC Design Build project aimed to enhance the accessibility and visibility of a host of services providing fresh, affordable and nutritious food to students in need at UC Berkeley.
A restored two-bedroom, 1 1⁄2 -bath Modern beach house was the prototype for a cluster of cabana-like Amagansett homes designed by architect, professor emeritus, and former dean of the College of Environmental Design at UC Berkeley, Richard Bender.
The four-alarm blaze that had 100 firefighters battling a burning apartment building under construction in Oakland was a repeat of the building being set on fire 12 months before.
The 500,000-square-foot project, known as 1629 Market, will be directed by Alumni David Baker (M.Arch ‘82), Owen Kennerly (M.Arch ‘95) and Sarina Bowen Kennerly (BA Arch ‘92, M.Arch ‘98)
As part of RWJF's “global ideas for U.S. solutions” program, the foundation has vetted and funded a variety of fascinating projects from around the world that could serve as models for how to create a more robust culture of health in the United States.
Video from the June conference on housing affordability issues hosted by the Terner Center for Housing Innovation is available online.
OPEN UNTIL 9/24. Photographic exhibit of some of Lawrence Halprin's iconic Landscape Architect designs.
This exhibit of original materials from the Environmental Design Archives showcases a nexus of design and diversity.
THU, Aug 24, 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Join us for an open house to learn about the Global Urban Humanities Programs happening this fall.
THU, AUG 24, 6:00pm. Associate Professor of Architecture Ronal Rael and Professor Emeritus of City and Regional Planning Michael Dear join a very special panel at SPUR to discuss the border wall between the United States and Mexico.
FRIDAYS - AUG 25 through DEC 1. CHECK THE SCHEDULE FOR SPEAKERS. Bay Area Leaders discuss topics in sustainability.
The Israeli film director Amos Gitai (Ph.D Architecture '79) will teach a five week course on film that explores the concepts of narrative and space. CLASS SIZE IS VERY LIMITED SO YOU MUST SIGN UP SOON. OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS ACROSS CAMPUS.
WED, AUG 30, 6:30pm. Amos Gitai (Ph.D Architecture '79) will be on hand for the film screening with Q&A to follow. The Public is welcome.
City As Nexus Guest Lecturer: Alison Isenberg, Professor of History; Co-Director, Princeton-Mellon Initiative in Architecture, Urbanism, and the Humanities
FRI, SEPT 8, 4:00 to 6:00pm. Please join the Environmental Design Library for a first hand experience exploring original artist books. The Library will have 20 books on the subject of resistance available for this event.
WED, SEPT 13, 6:30pm. Amos Gitai (Ph.D Architecture '79) will be on hand for the film screening with Q&A to follow. The Public is welcome.
WED, SEPT 27, 6:30pm. Amos Gitai (Ph.D Architecture '79) will be on hand for the film screening with Q&A to follow. The Public is welcome.
