The Architect’s Newspaper’s Best of Design Awards are a unique, project-based awards program that showcases great buildings, building elements, interiors, and installations. This year, they recognized six projects by CED alumni, faculty and students. Read More »
CED alum, Michael Chen exemplifies his ingenious, detail-oriented, and research-based architecture style and associated success through his remodeling of a Manhattan Townhouse. Read More »
Kristina Hill warns that the Oakland A's new stadium project won’t be easy — and not just because the ground there has a history as an industrial site. She fears that rising tides will negatively affect the design and layout of the space. Read More »
Van Buren, award-winning architect and co-founder of Designing Justice + Designing Spaces, was awarded the prize in recognition of her pioneering work in the field of restorative justice and gender equity in architecture. Read More »
Browse digitized drawings, photographs and ephemera, and explore the design principles, vision and historical context of Sonoma County's iconic unincorporated community, The Sea Ranch. Read More »
Seattle Mayor Jenny A. Durkan and community leaders named transit and transportation project delivery expert Sam Zimbabwe (M.C.P. '01) as the next Director of the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) last month.
In the prime of her career, Kagure Wamunyu has capitalized on her success with a new title. The CED alumna has left a mark in her work with the ride-sharing company, Uber, and newest position with the Bridge International Academies in Kenya.
The UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design invites nominations and applications for the position of Dean.
Real Estate Development + Design faculty and program advisors Chris Calott, Allison Arieff, Rick Holliday, Jonathan Segal, Daniel Simon, David Baker and Jonathan Tate contributed thoughts on why architects acting as building developers benefit both cities
Alumna Dominique Davison, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB (B.A. Arch. '96) was named the Architect of the Year by the American Institute of Architects -- Kansas City (AIAKC).
ON VIEW: NOV 29-FEB 9 at Yale Architecture Gallery. Three student projects from Professor Raveevarn Choksombatchai's ARCH 100D Studio are featured in an exhibition at Yale.
Jan 15 - Feb 8: The Landscape Architecture Legacy of Dan Kiley, a traveling photographic exhibition, is dedicated to the life and work of Dan Kiley (1912-2004).
This exhibition of artists' books centers on ideas about the built environment, curated by Berkeley-based book artist Julie Chen for CED's Environmental Design Library.
MRED+D Admissions Webinar
In the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, San Francisco’s counterculture devised underground, self-organized do-it-yourself (DIY) urban networks of communal survival. The Angels of Light, an acid-drag commune of free-theatre performers, transformed buildings...
Mon, Jan 28, 6pm - Mark Eischeid will discuss the design and photographic representation of one of Kiley’s most famous projects and an oft-proclaimed modernist masterpiece, the landscape at the Miller House (1957, Columbus, Indiana).
ON VIEW: FEB 4-22, MON-FRI 10am-5pm. Lecture on FEB 6 at 6:30pm in 112 Wurster. Free and open to all!
WED, FEB 6, 6:30pm. Join us at our first lecture of the year! Recent fellowship recipients will present their research from their international travels. Followed by a reception in 108 Wurster, alongside the Branner & Stump Fellows Exhibition. Open to all!
WED, FEB 13, 7:30pm. Please join us for a talk with the co-founder and principal of JFAK, an internationally recognized firm based in Los Angeles. Co-sponsored by AIA East Bay. Open to all!
MRED+D Admissions Webinar
WED, FEB 20, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk with Joe Halligan of Assemble, a multi-disciplinary collective working across architecture, design and art. Presented by Room 1000. Open to all!
Talk to Deanna van Buren about her architectural aspirations, and the discussion routinely shifts back and forth between grand visions and the nitty-gritty of getting things done.
Seattle Mayor Jenny A. Durkan and community leaders named transit and transportation project delivery expert Sam Zimbabwe (M.C.P. '01) as the next Director of the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) last month.
Eric J. Cesal has been appointed as the Director of the Sustainable Environmental Design (SED) major at the College of Environmental Design.
Alumna Dominique Davison, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB (B.A. Arch. '96) was named the Architect of the Year by the American Institute of Architects -- Kansas City (AIAKC).
Professor of Affordable Housing and Urban Policy, Carol Galente, weighs in on the impact of natural disasters on the ongoing California housing crisis.
Fred Blackwell, CED Alum, claims the honor as "Most Admired CEO" from the San Francisco Business Times. Blackwell currently heads the San Francisco Foundation.
Professor of City and Regional Planning Charisma Acey, on Sustainable Urban Farming for Resilience and Food Security, a 3-year collaborative project which looks at questions of urban agriculture within the East Bay.
A recent op-ed in the New York Times Sunday Review cites CED faculty research, arguing for a shift from vehicle-oriented urban planning to a more pedestrian-friendly approach.
