College of Environmental Design alumna Alda Ly (B.Arch ‘02) recently worked as an architect for a co-working space called The Wing, an organization that aims to be a “network of co-working and community spaces designed for women.” Read More »
CED alumna Mimi Plange was recently interviewed by Keep in a Style & Grit series to discuss her career, personal style, and fashion empowerment. Read More »
College of Environmental Design Assistant Professor of Architecture Andrew Atwood and his firm, First Office, was recently profiled in Architect Magazine’s “Next Progressives” feature his latest work. Read More »
CED lecturer and alumnus James Leng (B.Arch ‘07) and alumna Mona Ghandi (M.Arch ‘12) were two of three recipients recognized by the Vilcek Foundation for groundbreaking work in the field of architecture. Read More »
The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture has recognized Professor Buntrock for her tireless advocacy, sustained excellence, effective mentorship, and dynamic pedagogy in the field of architecture. Read More »
Assistant Professor of Architecture Neyran Turan’s architecture and design firm, NEMESTUDIO, received two honorable mentions in Architect’s Newspaper’s 2017 Best of Design Awards in the digital architectural representations category.
Rozas-Krause was recently awarded UC Berkeley's Townsend Dissertation Fellowship for her outstanding doctoral research on the shifting significance of memorials, framing them as symbols of societal remorse and reparation.
SUN, MAY 13, 3:30pm. Please join us at a ceremony honoring the recipients of this year's Prizes & Awards in Berkeley Architecture. Open to the CED community!
ON VIEW: FEB 22-APR 21, MON-FRI 10am-5pm. Recent designs of the internationally recognized 2018 Berkeley-Rupp Architecture Professor will be featured, ranging from cultural centers to educational institutions to urban landscapes. Open to the public!
ON VIEW: APR 2-21, MON-FRI 9am-4pm. This exhibition features drawings collected by Professor Galen Cranz and documents the contributions of students to Body Conscious Design's expansion as a field of architectural research and creativity. Open to all.
College of Environmental Design alumna Alda Ly (B.Arch ‘02) recently worked as an architect for a co-working space called The Wing, an organization that aims to be a “network of co-working and community spaces designed for women.”
CED alumna Mimi Plange was recently interviewed by Keep in a Style & Grit series to discuss her career, personal style, and fashion empowerment.
Recently, Khanani published an essay in Interiors+Sources in which she stressed the importance of diversity and inclusion in the world of architecture.
Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning and Urban Design Kristina Hill has examined the two sites through “bifocal lenses of geology and landscape” causing unexpected parallels to emerge.
Lauri Twitchell is the manager of Blake Gardens. In addition to managing the garden, Twitchell creates nontraditional books which she assembles from the garden’s rocks, redwood bark, and other natural materials.
After forty years in archives, Society of American Archivists (SAA) Fellow Waverly Lowell will be retiring in June.
College of Environmental Design alumnus Glen Mortensen (B.Arch ‘50) is working on his latest project with the city of Stockton: a giant sundial which will be placed in Martin Luther King Plaza.
The UC Berkeley student film "Invisible Students" investigates systemic reasons for student homelessness, describes food and housing resources, and investigates creative long-term solutions. Hear CED Dean Jennifer Wolch's thoughts on urban displacement.
See the homes of the STARS!! Or more precisely, designs for the homes and gardens of film stars, directors, screen writers, and designers curated by head archivist at the Environmental Design Archives, Waverly Lowell.
Prospective First-Year Information Session.
Eric McDougall has adopted the term "social architecture" to describe a practice that seeks to provoke dialogue and action to forge connections and drive design strategies that serve to bring people face to face and closer together.
MON, APR 30, 9am-7pm. Students in ARCH 100B will be presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
TUE, MAY 1, 9am-7pm. Students in ARCH 200B & ARCH 100D will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
WED, MAY 2, 2-7pm. Students in ARCH 202 will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
FRI, MAY 4, 9am-7pm. Students in ARCH 205B, 204B, and 102B will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
Learn about transfer admissions at CED.
SAT, MAY 5, 9am-7pm. Students in ARCH 204B will be exhibiting their work and presenting their projects to faculty and guest critics.
CED is collaborating with the University of Hong Kong's architecture faculty to form a multi-year research studio program to develop strategies for a more resilient urban environment for Hong Kong. Hear the first of many CED Talks on urban resilience.
