Informally known as the "genius" award, Hood was recognized for the prestigious, national fellowship for “creating ecologically sustainable urban spaces that resonate with and enrich the lives of current residents while also honoring communal histories.” Read More »
Professor and acting chair of architecture, Ronald Rael, realized his vision, born a decade ago, as three pink teetertotters were installed along the U.S.-Mexico border. The rest is history. Read More »
“One of the stories that really struck me was about the kinds of choices that students are facing — Do I spend my few pennies to buy materials to make a model or do I eat?” explained ELS President and CEO Clarence Mamuyac. Read More »
Founded in 2000, IwamotoScott has been a longstanding practice in the architecture field. Almost two decades since their start, the firm is still making waves with an award for their work in interior design. Read More »
The Gish prize is considered one of the most prestigious honors for artists in the United States and awards one of the largest gift amounts each year. The announcement comes less than two weeks after Hood received the 2019 MacArthur Genius grant. Read More »
Wolch's talk, "Zoopolis: Past, Present, and Future", was featured at the 2019 AGI as a keynote event and on ABC Radio-Hobart in a preview interview of the conference.
Clare Cooper Marcus, Professor Emerita in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design, receives the Lifetime Achievement Award from The Center for Health Design. The award celebrates the contributions of an individual over their entire career.
This exhibition explores the complex story behind the only American Japanese architect and landscape architect at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian community, in Westchester County, New York in 1944.
The College is seeking proposals from an emerging designer or team of collaborating designers for an exhibition of their creative work in spring 2020.
Madrid-based architect and interioir designer, Juan Elvira, will cover the works and projects of his company Murado & Elvira along with a number of topics of relevance to their practice and the world of architecture.
This exhibition explores the complex story behind the only American Japanese architect and landscape architect at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian community, in Westchester County, New York in 1944.
Madrid-based architect and interioir designer, Juan Elvira, will cover the works and projects of his company Murado & Elvira along with a number of topics of relevance to their practice and the world of architecture.
Check out the following events hosted during Homecoming Weekend 2019
MRED+D Admissions Webinar
Join us for a special program addressing both economic vitality and the local housing crisis while preserving Santa Barbara's urban character with residents, developers, planners, government leaders, and CED's Greg Morrow Ph.D.
Jesse LeCavalier explores the architectural and urban implication of contemporary logistics and infrastructure by describing some of his recent research and design work.
Our Hands On Artists’ Book events allow you to handle books from our rare book vault. Our next event will feature recent acquisitions for you to touch, turn pages, and experience.
MONDAY, OCT 28, 11 AM. Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing through Zoning Reform: California and the Use of Opportunity Maps to Guide Local Decision Making and Measure Success
Wed Oct 30, 6:30pm - Lynden B. Miller is a public garden designer in New York City. In 1982, she rescued and restored The Conservatory Garden in Central Park
Nov 5, Nov 19 & Dec 10 - For those who cannot travel to our campus, we invite you to participate in our free online admission events via Zoom (Video Conferencing Service).
The environmental challenges of changing ecologies, societies, economies and technologies inform and are formed by architecture. Leaders of small and large cities in the Bay Area will pose questions that the next generation of architects should address.
Environmental and social justice have been core pillars for the College since its inception, so I have no doubt as to the relevance we will bring as the Bay Area confronts extraordinary challenges in terms of resilience, equity, and infrastructure.
The Gish prize is considered one of the most prestigious honors for artists in the United States and awards one of the largest gift amounts each year. The announcement comes less than two weeks after Hood received the 2019 MacArthur Genius grant.
This is GROUND UP’s third Student ASLA Honor Award in the Communications category: The journal also won for its second and fifth edition, Issue 02: Grit, in 2013 and Issue 05: Delineations, in 2016.
MLA student Julia Prince receives the MIG/Inclusive Design Award for 2019 funded by the Daniel Iacofano and Susan Goltsman Graduate Support Fund.
The students proposed research projects exploring innovation in landscape architectural design relating to environmental issues like sea urban plant migrations, sea level rise, and Native American understand of landscapes.
Aboubacar Komara (B.A. Arch '18) will receive the Sather Gate Young Volunteer Award for his leadership in the community and for the work he has done in Guinea on October 18, during Reunion and Parents Weekend.
Haas International Award Ceremony and a lecture in Wurster Hall by Grupo de Diseño Urbano founder Schjetnan will be highlights of UC Berkeley Homecoming week.
