DCRP Associate Professor Carolina Reid weighs in on the housing crisis in California. "We are not going to solve the homelessness crisis if what people are expecting is that cities are going to build affordable housing for every one of those individuals." Read More »
“The state of California is at the beginning of the process of doing real housing legislation. We’re going to have to get smarter.” Chair and Professor of City & Regional Planning Karen Chapple shares her thoughts on California's housing crisis and ADUs. Read More »
UC Berkeley's DCRP Graduate Program has yet again been ranked by Planetizen as the #1 Public Graduate Program for Urban Planners and #2 Overall in the US. Read More »
Feel free to apply for Internship and Capstone Opportunities! Read More »
Coinciding with Lifchez’s 50th anniversary of teaching at UC Berkeley, the endowed Professor of Practice in Universal Design will honor Professor Lifchez’ legacy and life’s work by elevating the importance of incorporating accessibility and disability jus
Participants can now engage in CED's Summer Programs from anywhere. Program directors will confirm details of the virtual curricula in the coming weeks. Applications accepted at cedberkeley.slideroom.com. No prior design experience is necessary to apply.
The competition invites students to respond to a real-world housing problem and propose their ideas for addressing social, economic, environmental, design, financial, and construction issues. This year, three CED students were on the Berkeley team.
Feel free to apply for Internship and Capstone Opportunities!
DCRP Associate Professor Carolina Reid weighs in on the housing crisis in California. "We are not going to solve the homelessness crisis if what people are expecting is that cities are going to build affordable housing for every one of those individuals."
Associate Professor of City & Regional Planning Marta Gonzalez shares "Urban Computing for Planning Energy Efficient and Healthier Cities" at the NASA Berkeley Aviation Data Science Seminar, which uses data to classify how humans interact with environment
Michael Mendez (Ph.D City & Regional Planning '15) has published his book about the role Latinx and other communities of color are leading on climate change.
“The state of California is at the beginning of the process of doing real housing legislation. We’re going to have to get smarter.” Chair and Professor of City & Regional Planning Karen Chapple shares her thoughts on California's housing crisis and ADUs.
