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 »
Alumnus Kris Yao, Hon. FAIA (M. Arch ’78), teams up with Renzo Piano Building Workshop on new Sky Tower in Teipei. Read More »
Professor Corburn's paper evaluates urban slum upgrading from cities across the world and concludes that few capture the multiple health benefits of upgrading because they fail to consider the interrelated social and medical determinants of health. Read More »
AIA East Bay and Fam 1st Family Foundation held their fourth-annual camp in the Cal Design Lab in June. Read More »
Professor Andrew Shanken recently published an article in the June issue of Women's Studies Journal on the history and significance of the gendered representation of electricity. Read More »
According to Associate Professor Kristina Hill, rising sea levels could turn much of the Bay Area and Peninsula into a swamp. 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, Oct 9, 9:00 to Noon. Registration starts at 8:30.
Join us for a day of celebration at Wurster Hall as we shine a light on some of the newest updates to our building, including RICE & BONES, Charles Phan's new concept cafe.
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.
Cities around the world are getting hotter as the planet warms, and the consequences can be deadly.
Dr. Anna Livia Brand joins the College of Environmental Design this fall as an Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning.
Dongmin Park (Ph.D Architecture '16) will work on an architectural fellowship in Seoul, Korea for the 2017-18 year.
DCRP Ph.D student, Miriam Solis has received a fellowship from the Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation for environmental research.
Moria O'Neill, DCRP Lecturer and IURD Associate Research Scientist along with her co-PI Professor Eric Biber have received a grant from the Silicon Valley Community Foundation for research on California land entitlement processes.
Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning, Kristina Hill, speaks about her recent work in the San Francisco Bay Area – a region that, like Christchurch, is challenged by a rising water table in a seismic zone.
Kolko, a senior fellow at the Terner Center for Housing Innovation at the College of Environmental Design, determined that 41 out of the 51 U.S. metros with over a million people have become more suburban in recent years.
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 3, Private viewing of Cartooning the Landscape: The Alchemy of Creativity by Chip Sullivan, London, England. See details for location and time.
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.
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.
MON, Oct 9, 9:00 to Noon. Registration starts at 8:30.
Join us for a day of celebration at Wurster Hall as we shine a light on some of the newest updates to our building, including RICE & BONES, Charles Phan's new concept cafe.
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