Karen Chapple was named a Fulbright Global Scholar for the 2017-2018 academic year, supporting six months in total of research at three different universities. Read More »
Dogs are children for a growing number of Americans—and that’s putting new pressures on pup-friendly space. Read More »
Meet APE founder and CED alum Greg Perloff (Masters in City & Regional Planning, 1976). Read More »
Professor Corburn's paper evaluates urban slum upgrading from cities across the world and concludes that few capture the multiple health benefits of upgrading because they fail to consider the interrelated social and medical determinants of health. Read More »
Kolko, a senior fellow at the Terner Center for Housing Innovation at the College of Environmental Design, determined that 41 out of the 51 U.S. metros with over a million people have become more suburban in recent years. Read More »
The Transformative Effect of Pogo Park, One of America’s Most Innovative Public Spaces Read More »
The Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley. Read More »
College of Environmental Design alumnus Paul Vitale (MCP ‘63) and his wife Kathleen Vitale (BA Art Practice ‘61) are this year’s winners of the USAID Alumni Association's Alumni of the Year Award.
A recent study co-authored by Associate Professor of City & Regional Planning, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design Elizabeth Macdonald revisits the wind comfort standard, examining its effectiveness in promoting pedestrian comfort.
MON, Oct 9, 9:00 to Noon. Registration starts at 8:30.
The Department of City & Regional Planning at the College of Environmental Design was ranked as the second best graduate program nationally by Planetizen.
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DCRP Ph.D student, Miriam Solis has received a fellowship from the Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation for environmental research.
The products of this summer’s embARC Design Build project aimed to enhance the accessibility and visibility of a host of services providing fresh, affordable and nutritious food to students in need at UC Berkeley.
As part of RWJF's “global ideas for U.S. solutions” program, the foundation has vetted and funded a variety of fascinating projects from around the world that could serve as models for how to create a more robust culture of health in the United States.
Karen Chapple was named a Fulbright Global Scholar for the 2017-2018 academic year, supporting six months in total of research at three different universities.
Dogs are children for a growing number of Americans—and that’s putting new pressures on pup-friendly space.
Peter Imhof (Masters, City & Regional Planning 1995) is Goleta's new palnning director.
Meet APE founder and CED alum Greg Perloff (Masters in City & Regional Planning, 1976).
Cities around the world are getting hotter as the planet warms, and the consequences can be deadly.
DCRP Ph.D student, Miriam Solis has received a fellowship from the Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation for environmental research.
This exhibit of original materials from the Environmental Design Archives showcases a nexus of design and diversity.
MON, Aug 21, Noon to 5:30 pm. Join the graduating cohort of Masters of Urban Design as they show of their final projects from their year of work. Open to the Public
THU, Aug 24, 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Join us for an open house to learn about the Global Urban Humanities Programs happening this fall.
THU, AUG 24, 6:00pm. Associate Professor of Architecture Ronal Rael and Professor Emeritus of City and Regional Planning Michael Dear join a very special panel at SPUR to discuss the border wall between the United States and Mexico.
City As Nexus Guest Lecturer: Alison Isenberg, Professor of History; Co-Director, Princeton-Mellon Initiative in Architecture, Urbanism, and the Humanities
FRI, SEPT 8, 4:00 to 6:00pm. Please join the Environmental Design Library for a first hand experience exploring original artist books. The Library will have 20 books on the subject of resistance available for this event.
MON, Oct 9, 9:00 to Noon. Registration starts at 8:30.
SAT, OCT 21. 9:00 am. Join us for a day of celebration at Wurster Hall as we shine a light on some of the newest updates to our building, including RICE & BONES, Charles Phan's new concept cafe.
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