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2022 CED Commencement
Commencement plans for the Class of 2022. Read More »
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PhD Candidate Ettore Santi Awarded 2022 Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Fellowship
Ettore Santi, Architecture PhD candidate in the History, Theory, and Society program has been awarded as a 2022 Mellon/ACLS Fellow.
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CED Summer Programs Return to In-Person Instruction
After two years of virtual instruction, CED’s successful Summer Programs will be taught in person again.
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In Memoriam: Christopher Alexander
With great sorrow we announce the passing of Christopher Alexander, Professor Emeritus of Architecture and father of the pattern language movement.
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Ronald Rael Named Inaugural Artist in Residence by Global Humanitarian Organization Alight
Global humanitarian organization, Alight, announces renowned architect and designer RAEL (Ronald Rael), well known for his participation in the Teeter Totter Wall event, as the inaugural Alight Artist in Residence.
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Arch Chair Lisa Iwamoto is included among over 100 Women in a new book, The Women Who Changed Architecture
She is known as a pioneer in the field of digital fabrication, which involves the transfer of design from a computer to the machinery that creates building components. She constructed the first digital fabrication lab at UC Berkeley in the early 2000s. He
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CED’s Blake Garden: This 100-year-old untapped East Bay gem is turning a new leaf
Nevertheless, Blake Garden is a gift to the public, enhancing a theme of endowment as the house and garden themselves were donated to the University of California by the Blake family 65 years ago.
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Iryna Dronova, Berkeley Blog: What Putin’s war in Ukraine means for our global climate crisis
The Russian war in Ukraine underscores the uncomfortable truth that the modern world heavily depends on fossil fuel. Even in the face of death and destruction in Ukraine, many countries refuse to stop purchases of Russian oil, gas, and coal.