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Susan Stryker, leading voice in the field of transgender studies, Selected for CED’s 2021 Arcus/Places Prize
Susan Stryker is a leading voice in the field of transgender studies and an award-winning activist, author, and filmmaker. Read More »
Susan Stryker is a leading voice in the field of transgender studies and an award-winning activist, author, and filmmaker. Read More »
CED is honored to announce that it has received the largest gift in the college’s history from Nancy and Douglas Abbey. The historic donation provides endowed support for the College’s Master of Real Estate Development + Design Program. Read More »
An interview with Dean Chakrabarti and the Science Communication Center at the Universidad Autónoma de Chile. Listen to CED's Dean rethink the best use and creation of public space and speak to the importance of supporting public transit. Read More »
Making cities and regions sustainable and inclusive requires more than just deploying smart or social infrastructure. It requires us to reimagine the notion of human capabilities in planning.
For this lecture, Kelly Carlisle, Founder and Executive Director of Acta Non Verba, and Leslie Bennett, owner of Pine House Edible Gardens, will discuss designing for food sovereignty.
A review of recent projects exploring visual and programmatic approaches to repairing silences and erasures in our popular historical narratives.
WED, Feb 17, 1pm. Join us for a livestreamed talk with the founding partners of a critically=acclaimed, Milwaukee-based design and research studio dedicated to architectural innovations and environmental sustainability. Open to all!
WED, Mar 3, 1pm. Join us for a livestreamed talk with the Fall 2020 Joseph Esherick Visiting Professor of Practice, founder of AGWms_studio and CED Distinguished Alum. Open to all!
WED, Mar 17, 1pm. Join us for a conversation between artist/designer Olalekan Jeyifous and Assistant Professor of Geography and GMS Brandi T. Summers on speculative architecture and urban Utopias/Dystopias. Livestreamed & open to all!
ON VIEW Mar 29-May 15. Explore our first virtual exhibition in Virtual Bauer Wurster, showcasing recent initiatives by Deanna Van Buren, Executive Director and Design Director of DJDS and the 2019-20 Berkeley-Rupp Visiting Professor. Open to all!
WED, Mar 31, 6pm. Join us for our 40th annual joint AIAEB Lecture with the founding principal and partner of Studio Gang, an award-winning, international architecture and urban design practice headquartered in Chicago. Livestreamed and open to all!
WED, Apr 14, 1pm. Join us for a livestreamed talk with the Spring 2021 Howard A. Friedman Visiting Professors on architectural engineering and opportunities for change. Open to all!
It is with great sadness that the College of Environmental Design reports the passing of Jean-Pierre Protzen, Professor Emeritus, in Switzerland on January 10, 2021. His wife, Elsbeth, died a few days prior.
Susan Stryker is a leading voice in the field of transgender studies and an award-winning activist, author, and filmmaker.
CED is honored to announce that it has received the largest gift in the college’s history from Nancy and Douglas Abbey. The historic donation provides endowed support for the College’s Master of Real Estate Development + Design Program.
An interview with Dean Chakrabarti and the Science Communication Center at the Universidad Autónoma de Chile. Listen to CED's Dean rethink the best use and creation of public space and speak to the importance of supporting public transit.
The grant will support the production and creation of the cohort's ninth issue; "Room One Thousand" is a mostly-CED student publication. This year, the Foundation awarded $480,000 in the form of 36 grants to individuals and organizations, including RM1000
Chancellor Carol Christ and CED Dean Vishaan Chakrabarti hosted a virtual toast Wednesday to celebrate the renaming of the CED’s Wurster Hall to Bauer Wurster Hall in honor of Catherine Bauer Wurster and William Wurster.
Chancellor Carol Christ and Dean Vishaan Chakrabarti celebrate the kickoff of the College of Environmental Design’s naming reaffirmation of Wurster Hall to Bauer Wurster Hall.