PAU founder and Dean’s Advisory Council member Vishaan Chakrabarti, FAIA, will begin his term on July 1, 2020. Professor and Chair of Architecture Renee Chow will serve as acting dean for the 2019-2020 academic year. 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 »
The College of Environmental Design's architecture program was ranked #3 in North America and #6 worldwide in the "architecture/built environment" subject area by QS World University Rankings for 2019. Read More »
Emily Pilloton founded Girls Garage to inspire and train girls and young women to “fear less, build more.” In a video produced by Time Magazine, Pilloton reflected on the importance of inviting female role models like Melinda Gates to share their stories. 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 »
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.
San Francisco Bay Area landscape architect Patricia O’Brien (M.L.A. ‘75) passed away in her sleep on the early morning of April 26. She was a beloved alumna of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning and will be sorely missed.
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.
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.
On Monday, September 23, Doreen Liu will join Arch 262, taught by Professor René Davids, as a guest lecturer. Liu, a CED alumnus, has internationally acclaimed and awarded built works and continues to form contemporary architecture with her projects.
Mon, Sept 23, 6:30pm - Alpa Nawre is Assistant Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture at University of Florida, Executive Director of Critical Places, and Partner at Alpa Nawre Design.
Spend one hour learning how to use Zotero, a robust citation manager, with Firefox, Safari and Chrome. Each workshop covers importing citations, exporting bibliographies into Word and Google Docs and sharing resources among groups.
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.
Wed, Oct 9, 6:30pm - Brad Samuels is Founding Partner at SITU. Trained as an architect, he leads a team of designers, computer scientists, researchers and researchers and planners to develop new tools and methods for human rights fact finding and reportin
Prospective master's students are invited to attend classes, meet professors and explore Wurster Hall at this CED Fall Open House. All are welcome, please join us!
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
Carlo Rotella will speak on his new book, which one reviewer called “an urban history with the soul of a memoir.” The World is Always Coming to an End: Pulling Together and Apart in a Chicago Neighborhood is a hauntingly personal account of...
Vishaan Chakrabarti, founder of New York's Practice for Architecture and Urbanism, has been selected as the new dean of the College of Environmental Design at UC Berkeley.
Michelle Deng and John Diven, part of the Material Matters design studio, went up against over 400 college students in the 2019 ACSA Built2Last | Resilience Design Challenge. Their task: discover an innovative, durable design application of cement.
Three years after receiving his P.h.D in City & Regional Planning, Fletcher Foti co-established Populus, a platform that is now utilizing data from shared services like carsharing to help urban planners manage and plan for the future of transportation.
The National Park Service’s National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT) has recently approved a grant with LAEP Professor Emerita Linda Jewell as Principle Investigator.
“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.
Y-PLAN is one of the first winners of the inaugural Bay Area Metro Awards, which honors positive impacts on the Bay Area's mobility, affordability, resilience, and community.
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.
