Tomás McKay

Tomas McKay is an architect and landscape architect based in Oakland, California. He has worked in projects of diverse scale and complexity, bringing together the challenges of both disciplines in a more comprehensive understanding of the design process and sustainable development. He has been successfully working in his own practice, both in his native Chile and in the United states, since 2003.

LD ARCH 200A

Fundamentals of Landscape Design (Fall 2018 to 2023)

ARCH 202

Graduate Option Studio (Spring 2023). James R. Boyce Affordable Housing Competition Studio
Graduate Option Studio (Spring 2022). The Architecture of Water.
Graduate Option Studio (Spring 2021). The Urban Watershed: SoMa, San Francisco.
Graduate Option Studio (Spring 2020). Living With Water: The Performative Section of Hong Kong.
Graduate Option Studio (Spring 2019). Riverine Flood and Sea Level Rise in the Pearl River Delta: Navigating the 2W of the Global City Region

ARCH 209
Special Topics in Architectural Design (Fall 2019) Designing for Water
Special Topics in Architectural Design (Fall 2018) Greater Bays: Adapting to Rapid Change

ARCH 100B
Fundamentals of Architectural Design (Spring 2018)

ARCH 100A
Fundamentals of Architectural Design (Fall 2017)

Bauer, Carl and Blumm, Michael C. and Delgado, Verónica and Guiloff, Matias and Hervé, Dominique and Jiménez, Guillermo and Benson, Ralph and McKay, Tomas and Marshall, Pablo, The Protection of Nature and a New Constitution for Chile: Lessons from the Public Trust Doctrine (May 16, 2021). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3847110 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3847110