A message from Dean Vishaan Chakrabarti to the College of Environmental Design about the 2020 Presidential Election results. Read More »
Join book editors for a discussion centered around the making of the forthcoming publication Edith Heath: Philosophies. Read More »
WED, Dec 2, 8am. Join us for final reviews for ARCH 11A: Introduction to Visual Representation & Drawing. Live-streamed & open to all!
MON, Dec 7, 9am. Join us for final reviews for ARCH 100A: Fundamentals of Architectural Design. Livestreamed & open to all!
TUE, Dec 8, 9am. Join us for ARCH 100C & 200A final reviews. Livestreamed & open to all!
WED, Dec 9, 9am. Join us for ARCH 201 & ARCH 200A final reviews. Livestreamed & open to all!
THU, Dec 10, 2pm. Join us for ARCH 203 & ARCH 201 final reviews. Livestreamed & open to all!
FRI, Dec 11, 2pm. Join us for ARCH 203 & ARCH 201 final reviews. Livestreamed & open to all!
Walter Hood, Takiyah Jackson, Allan deSouza, Mia Settles Tidwell, and Blake Simons engage in an exploratory dialogue on remembering the history behind Black Wednesdays and how we re-imagine space for Black public art.
On November 24, the American Institute of Architects Minnesota bestowed James Garrett Jr. (B.A. Architecture ‘95), AIA, NOMA, and Nathan Johnson, a partner in Garrett's firm, 4RM+ULA, with one of the highest honors within the AIA organization.
On October 29, CRO Studio received a total of four Committee awards, two honor and two merit, for their projects in Tijuana. This year AIASD honored 29 designs with an emphasis on sustainability over a broad range of categories.
Early September, Moran published a research paper, "What’s your angle? Analyzing angled parking via satellite imagery to aid bike-network planning", investigating how angled parking affects San Francisco and other cities' street layout.
A message from Dean Vishaan Chakrabarti to the College of Environmental Design about the 2020 Presidential Election results.
Upon the release of his new book, Walter Hood conceives a landscape architecture rooted in a sense of place, justice, and historical truth. Co-editor, Grace Mitchell Tada is a M.L.A alumna and currently co-teaching a studio with Professor Hood.
Dean Chakrabarti sits down with "The Edge" podcast to ponder what future cities will look like in light of the pandemic -induced wave and possibility of remote work. "The Edge" is a production of California magazine and the Cal Alumni Association.
