“The grant serves as both catalyst and mandate for structural changes towards equity in our departmental pedagogy and infrastructure that will lead to inclusivity and diversity in the field of architecture," said Architecture Chair, Renee Chow. Read More »
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The College of Envinronmental Design is joining UC Berkeley in celebrating the 150th anniversary of the UC Regents’ 1870 resolution that "young ladies be admitted into the University on equal terms in all respects with young men.”
Are you interested in applying to the College of Environmental Design? Join us for a virtual information session for prospective freshmen and transfer applicants this Fall!
Tour the halls of Wurster right from the comfort of your house!
ON DEMAND. View a recording of a talk with the 2019-20 Berkeley-Rupp Visiting Professor and Co-Founder of Designing Justice + Designing Spaces. She shares the initiatives of her recent work as it relates to addressing racial equity and unbuilding racism.
ON DEMAND. View a recording of a talk with the Principals of Gray Organschi Architecture about transforming urban centers through the use of mass timber, bio-based urban building and regulatory and economic policy.
ON DEMAND. View a recording of a talk with an indigenous futurist and multidisciplinary artist who specializes in land, architectural and new media installation -- and who is also a citizen of the Coushatta Tribe and Indigenous Chamoru. Open to all!
A discussion with Dr. Rebecca S. Wingo (Director of Public History, University of Cincinnati) on the Remembering Rondo History Harvest, a sharing of artifacts and stories about a majority Black Minnesota community displaced by the construction of I-94
Presented by the Queer Ecological Imaginations working group, led by CED graduate students, Chandra Laborde and Stathis G. Yeros
MON OCT 26 - We invite you to visit UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design (CED) for our Fall Open House for Prospective Master's students in Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning!
WED, Oct 28, 1pm. Join us for a live-streamed talk on design and disability titled "Architecture Beyond Access" with CED alum Wanda Katja Liebermann. Open to all!
Part of the Queer Ecological Working Group Lecture Series
Associate Dean Lawrence Vale is Ford Professor of Urban Design and Planning at MIT, where he served as Head of the Department of Urban Studies and Planning from 2002 until January 2009.
Join book editors for a discussion centered around the making of the forthcoming publication Edith Heath: Philosophies.
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DCRP is thrilled to offer their own department swag online for the first time! Support the Planning Students Association and the Berkeley Urban Studies Student Association by rocking their brand new, student-designed logo!
Tackling the complexities of bringing people safely back to the office is a defining challenge of our uncertain times. Dean Chakrabarti goes beyond and discusses what, where, and how office spaces will look like post-COVID.
"Landscape architecture and environmental design is an incredibly important, fascinating and also incredibly complex field. Entering this area becomes more than a profession - it becomes a vocation, a mindset, a lifestyle."
Are you interested in applying to the College of Environmental Design? Join us for a virtual information session for prospective freshmen and transfer applicants this Fall!
This Fall 2020, Our LAEP Diversity + Representation Taskforce (DRT) is excited to collaborate with CED Students of Color (CEDSOC) this year to expand the Peer Review Program into our MLA program.
Abdul-Mateen graduated from CED's undergraduate architecture program in 2011. Born in New Orleans, the actor is also familiar to the Bay Area where he went to high school and spent post-grad life before leaving for L.A. to pursue acting.
The Olmsted Scholars Program recognizes and supports students with exceptional leadership potential who are using ideas, influence, communication, service, and leadership to advance sustainable planning and design and foster human and societal benefits.
