Professor of Architecture and director of the UC Berkeley Virtual and Augmented Reality Laboratory, Luisa Caldas' "Augmented Time" exhibit showcases the history, technique and people behind the construction of the BAMPFA building through augmented reality Read More »
Read an interview with Department of Architecture Chair Ronald Rael in ByDESIGN, produced by the Chicano Architectural Student Association. ByDESIGN showcases the academic and professional accomplishments of minorities and women in design professionals. Read More »
On December 12, 2019, Laura Lesniewski, Master's of Architecture alumna, was named AIA Kansas City Architect of the Year. Lesniewski was honored for her contributions to the industry, her environmental stewardship, and her humanitarian efforts. Read More »
Check out CED's new, multidisciplinary major in the College of Environmental Design that offers a critical understanding of the sustainability challenges facing urban regions today while equipping students with the tools to devise creative solutions.
The CED Commencement ceremony will take place on Sunday, May 17th, 2020 at 7 p.m. in Zellerbach Auditorium. Check back for ticket availability and information.
The College of Environmental Design is pleased to present The Moving Air, an exhibition by Catty Zhang, the 2020 recipient of CED's Emerging Designer's Exhibition Competition.
Friday, April 3, 2020, CED's annual Circus invites distinguished visitors, critics and alumni to celebrate outstanding student work.
Reporting on the Mission, Departments and Research of the College of Environmental Design
The College of Environmental Design is pleased to present The Moving Air, an exhibition by Catty Zhang, the 2020 recipient of CED's Emerging Designer's Exhibition Competition.
WED, JAN 29, 6:30pm. Join us for a talk with the designer of the National September 11 Memorial in New York and the Emanuel Nine Memorial in Charleston. Open to all!
Highlighting the varying commemorative and landscape strategies of two lesser-known concentration camp sites from the Pacific War and their their layered impact among political and cultural settings
WED, FEB 5, 6:30pm. Recent fellowship recipients will present their research from their international travels. Followed by a reception in 108 Wurster, alongside the Branner, Stump & Beckerman Fellows Exhibition. Open to all!
Wed Feb 12, 6:30pm - Julie Beagle is SFEI’s Deputy Program Director of the Resilient Landscapes Program, and a lead scientist for the organization’s climate adaptation efforts. Her work focuses on adaptation to sea level rise using nature-based strategies
WED, FEB 19, 6:30pm. Join us for a talk and book signing with co-founding Partner of nARCHITECTS and Adjunct Associate Professor at at the GSAPP/Columbia University. Open to all!
MRED+D Admissions Webinar
Wed, Feb 26, 6:30pm - Thomas Rainer is a landscape architect, teacher, and author living in Washington, D.C. Thomas is a leading voice in ecological landscape design and has designed landscapes for the U.S. Capitol grounds, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Mem
WED, MAR 4, 6:30pm. Join us for a talk with the 2019 recipient of the Arcus/Places Prize. Open to all!
MARCH 7 - 8, 2019: The two-day symposium “The Shape of the Land: Aesthetics and Utility” will host twelve accomplished landscape architects and historians who will discuss planting design as an environmental art, using examples drawn from their own design
MON, MAR 9, 6:30pm. Join us for a talk with the Director and Co-Founder of onishimaki+hyakudayuki architects. Co-sponsored by the Center for Japanese Studies. Open to all!
Associate Professor of the Department of City & Regional Planning Karen Trapenberg Frick talks about the difficulties of building mega-projects in the Bay Area
Alumna Dorothée Imbert recently made headlines as she was named new Director of the Knowlton School of Architecture at The Ohio State University. During her time at the CED, Imbert completed two graduate degrees in landscape architecture and architecture.
ZELLNERandCompany founder and accomplished, veteran architect, Peter Zellner will join CED this semester as he teaches a studio that "will be focused on studying new urban scenarios for the West Los Angeles Veterans Administration Campus."
Duhl passed away on December 29, 2019, leaving behind a legacy of ingenuity in whatever he pursued. Furthermore, Duhl left a remarkable impact in the classroom as well as other communities though his work with the World Health Organization.
Ronald Rael, Acting Chair and Professor of Architecture, was awarded a $30,000 Eureka Fellowship by the Fleishhacker Foundation. Given to Bay Area artists, the Fellowship funds the future work of artists by "supporting more uninterrupted creative time."
Professor of Architecture and director of the UC Berkeley Virtual and Augmented Reality Laboratory, Luisa Caldas' "Augmented Time" exhibit showcases the history, technique and people behind the construction of the BAMPFA building through augmented reality
Susan Hagstrom, Director of the Office of Undergraduate Advising for the CED
