Six firms led by College of Environmental Design alumni and faculty won honor, citation and special commendation awards in the architecture category of AIASF's 2018 Design Awards. Read More »
Mark Cavagnero Associates Architects, founded by CED alumnus Mark Cavagnero (M.Arch ‘83), has been selected by the State Department as one of 16 preferred architecture firms for work abroad. Read More »
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 »
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 »
Ronald Rael's 3-D-printed Cabin of Curiosities is a research endeavor and “proof of concept” investigation into the architectural possibilities of upcycling and custom 3-D-printed claddings as a response to 21st-century housing needs.
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.
ON VIEW: AUG 29-OCT 21. Works of He Jingtang over the past three decades and their profound reflections on place, culture, time, and future urban development. Panel Discussion (at Bancroft Hotel) & Opening Ceremony on AUG 30. Free and open to all!
WED, AUG 29, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk with the Dean of the College of Architecture and President of the Architectural Design & Research Institute at South China University of Technology about global architectural innovation. Open to all!
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WED, SEPT 5, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk co-sponsored by the Center for Japanese Studies. Go Hasegawa will speak about his practice and approach of exploring new possibilities and relationships and building new connections. Open to all!
WED, SEPT 12, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk titled "Beyond the Trolley: Implications of AI and Design", co-sponsored by the Berkeley Center for New Media. Open to all!
An independent jury has chosen Lisa Iwamoto, a professor of architecture at the College of Environmental Design, as one of five winners of Architectural Record’s fifth annual Women in Architecture awards.
The American Association of University Women awards funding to scholars tackling barriers women face in education. Gebb aims to build connections within the humanities through CED’s Global Urban Humanities Initiative.
UC Berkeley was ranked fifth in the world for the subject area of architecture/built environment by global higher education analysis firm Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) for 2018.
CED Assistant Professor of Architecture Neyran Turan's book examines the broader concerns of climate change through the lens of architectural prompts and questions.
“How many architects can say they’ve designed a vampire headquarters, a morgue, a palace, or a plantation home?” Suzuki Ingerslev (B.A. Architecture ‘86) asked.
Peter Bosselmann's new book discusses environmental quality and the long term livability of urban areas, specifically those near the coast.
The 3D-printed Cabin of Curiosities, an exploratory project led by associate professor of architecture Ronald Rael and his partner Virginia San Fratello, won the this year's 3D Pioneers Challenge.
Nicholas de Monchaux, an associate professor of architecture, was awarded a 2018 Graham Foundation Grant for a research project titled “Rebel Plans: Apple, Star Wars, and Architecture at Bay.”
ON VIEW: AUG 29-OCT 21. Works of He Jingtang over the past three decades and their profound reflections on place, culture, time, and future urban development. Panel Discussion (at Bancroft Hotel) & Opening Ceremony on AUG 30. Free and open to all!
WED, AUG 29, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk with the Dean of the College of Architecture and President of the Architectural Design & Research Institute at South China University of Technology about global architectural innovation. Open to all!
WED, SEPT 5, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk co-sponsored by the Center for Japanese Studies. Go Hasegawa will speak about his practice and approach of exploring new possibilities and relationships and building new connections. Open to all!
WED, SEPT 12, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk titled "Beyond the Trolley: Implications of AI and Design", co-sponsored by the Berkeley Center for New Media. Open to all!
In this lecture, Gitai reveals how his training as an architect informs his use of space to propel narratives of war, politics, religion, and human relations. Exploring examples from his extensive oeuvre, he considers how his work -- much of it focused on
WED, OCT 3, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk about the queer and trans* legacy of the work of Gordon Matta-Clark and the concept of anarchitecture to contemporary queer and trans* projects, aesthetic and activist. Open to all!
Prospective master's students are invited to attend classes, meet professors and explore Wurster Hall at this CED Open House.
MON, OCT 15, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk on Nostalgic Future with the President of Tezuka Architects and Professor of Tokyo City University. Co-sponsored by the Center for Japanese Studies & Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco. Open to all!
WED, OCT 24, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk with the Fall 2018 Howard A. Friedman Visiting Professor of Practice, CED alumnus, and founding principal of Mark Cavagnero Associates. Open to all!
WED, NOV 7, 6:30pm. Please join us for a talk with the Fall 2018 Joseph Esherick Visiting Professor of Practice, a Professor at the California College of the Arts, co-director of The Urban Works Agency, and founder of The Open Workshop. Open to all!
