Space Industries, led by four Architecture alumni, is a California-based design firm "interested in what architecture is and more interested in what it can do: provoke change." Read More »
WED, Sept 9, 8am. Join AIA California’s Urban Design Committee for a series of relevant conversations at the intersection of public health and urban design as we look to the future of urban living beyond the pandemic. Read More »
This exhibit invites a new understanding of Catherine Bauer’s contributions to the modern housing movement by looking through the lens of photography. Bauer was an American public housing pioneer and the spouse of William Wurster, namesake of Wurster Hall Read More »
WED, OCT 7, 1pm. Join us for a live-streamed talk with the Principals of Gray Organschi Architecture about transforming urban centers through the use of mass timber, bio-based urban building and regulatory and economic policy. Open to all!
WED, OCT 14, 1pm. Join us for a live-streamed talk with an indigenous futurist and multidisciplinary artist who specializes in land, architectural and new media installation and who is a citizen of the Coushatta Tribe and Indigenous Chamoru. Open to all!
WED, Oct 28, 1pm. Join us for a live-streamed talk on design and disability titled "Architecture Beyond Access" with CED alum Wanda Katja Liebermann. Open to all!
Associate Director for Berkeley's Center for the Built Environment and Architecture Professor, Gail Brager joined hosts Kira Gould and Lindsay Baker, CED alumna, to discuss her work at CBE as well as "meaningful mentorship and the power of collaboration"
Space Industries, led by four Architecture alumni, is a California-based design firm "interested in what architecture is and more interested in what it can do: provoke change."
The project involves large-scale architectural work with 3D printing, that simultaneously examines the past while presaging potential building techniques of the future, in a sophisticated blend of cultural anthropology and speculative architecture.
The grant awards include monetary and in-kind support for projects that engage emerging technologies. Rael and co-recipient, Virginia San Fratello, plan to use the grant to reexamine Indigenous mud-based building materials through 21st-century robotics.
Lecturers, James Leng (B.A. Arch '07) and Jennifer Ly (B.A. Arch '07), and Professor Greg Castillo were recently named recipients of the 2020 Graham Foundation Grant. This year the Foundation awarded $320,800 to 52 projects, according to their website.
"As we talked with restaurant owners, we learned how much they were suffering due to the closures...We didn't want to just stand by and watch our favorite restaurants disappear, so we started designing low cost flexible outdoor spaces," Abby Yue Gao said.
On July 25 and 26, CED Faculty and Alum Jason Campbell (M.Arch), Kevin Bernard Moultrie Daye (M.Arch ‘18), Brenda (Bz) Zhang (M. Arch ‘19), and Celeste Martore (B.A. SED ‘17) participated in UTOPIAA— a virtual global festival for radical architectural vis
Jain, a spring 2020 CED graduate, won recognition for her capstone thesis, “Identity Politics and Cultural Placemaking: The Americanization of Portsmouth Square, San Francisco, CA”. The prize is open to students from various departments and disciplines.
WED, OCT 7, 1pm. Join us for a live-streamed talk with the Principals of Gray Organschi Architecture about transforming urban centers through the use of mass timber, bio-based urban building and regulatory and economic policy. Open to all!
WED, OCT 14, 1pm. Join us for a live-streamed talk with an indigenous futurist and multidisciplinary artist who specializes in land, architectural and new media installation and who is a citizen of the Coushatta Tribe and Indigenous Chamoru. Open to all!
WED, Oct 28, 1pm. Join us for a live-streamed talk on design and disability titled "Architecture Beyond Access" with CED alum Wanda Katja Liebermann. Open to all!
