Allison Arieff, a lecturer in the newly launched Master in Real Estate Development + Design program, was a recipient of the 2018 Steven Heller Prize for Cultural Commentary. Read More »
Through the College of Environmental Design's Global Access Program, top qualifying international students gain the knowledge, skills and connections necessary to excel as innovators and thought leaders in sustainable built environment design. Read More »
Six firms led by College of Environmental Design alumni and faculty won honor, citation and special commendation awards in the architecture category of AIASF's 2018 Design Awards. Read More »
College of Environmental Design alumna Alda Ly (B.Arch ‘02) recently worked as an architect for a co-working space called The Wing, an organization that aims to be a “network of co-working and community spaces designed for women.” Read More »
Ronald Rael's 3-D-printed Cabin of Curiosities is a research endeavor and “proof of concept” investigation into the architectural possibilities of upcycling and custom 3-D-printed claddings as a response to 21st-century housing needs. Read More »
Carol Galante penned an op-ed in the Sacramento Bee last week on the political debate surrounding the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act.
CED lecturer Dan Spiegel was one of six winners of the 2018 Architectural League Prize for Young Architects + Designers, a prestigious honor awarded by the Architectural League of New York.
The USC’s School of Architecture’s American Academy in China (AAC) has selected Walter Hood, College of Environmental Design professor of landscape architecture & environmental planning and urban design, as this year’s research fellow.
Want to design a building with realtime feedback regarding light and energy usage? CED Professor Luisa Caldas and her team are using, researching and developing technology to enhance both fantastical and pragmatic environmental design initiatives.
WED, SEPT 5, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk with Go Hasegawa about his practice and approach of exploring new possibilities and relationships and building new connections. Open to all!
In this lecture, Gitai reveals how his training as an architect informs his use of space to propel narratives of war, politics, religion, and human relations. Exploring examples from his extensive oeuvre, he considers how his work -- much of it focused on
CED is hosting a special Homecoming talk from Professor Daniel A. Rodríguez about urban cycling and related health outcomes.
We are saddened to report that alumnus and award-winning landscape architect Ron Herman (B.L.A. ‘64) passed away in July.
CED alumnus and renowned landscape architect Michael Painter, FASLA, died June 29 of cancer at his home in Mill Valley. He was 83.
UC Berkeley was ranked fifth in the world for the subject area of architecture/built environment by global higher education analysis firm Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) for 2018.
CED Assistant Professor of Architecture Neyran Turan's book examines the broader concerns of climate change through the lens of architectural prompts and questions.
“How many architects can say they’ve designed a vampire headquarters, a morgue, a palace, or a plantation home?” Suzuki Ingerslev (B.A. Architecture ‘86) asked.
This was the inaugural year of the department's Excellence in Landscape Design Award funded by a generous contribution of the Narayanan Family Foundation.
Hosted by Brooks Walker III and Summer Tompkins Walker, a reception in support of CED’s Environmental Design Archives honored Lowell’s legacy while looking towards its curatorial future.
