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Mozingo, Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, will return to the College of Environmental Design this July as the department chair. In her more than 25 year tenure teaching at CED, this will be her second time serving as chair.
Our tumultuous world needs to be infused with hope for all as we fight to remake the future of human habitation...and because of who we are and what we stand for, we, my friends, are the tip of the spear.
"Tomás McKay (M.L.A '17), Kushal Lachhwani (M.L.A '16) and Pablo Alfaro’s (M.L.A '16) winning project 'The Mantle and the Plinth' for the public park in Pachacamac, Peru integrates heritage and ecology in its design."
Support the latest publication of the Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning Student Journal. Issue 09: Onward features a myriad of voices-- such as international architects, CED alumni and current Berkeley students.
Mozingo, Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, will return to the College of Environmental Design this July as the department chair. In her more than 25 year tenure teaching at CED, this will be her second time serving as chair.
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.
Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning and Urban Design Kristina Hill was announced as a presenter for the 2020 ASLA Central States Conference in Omaha that will be taking place April 22-24, 2020. The conference will focus
Alumna Dorothée Imbert recently made headlines as she was named new Director of the Knowlton School of Architecture at The Ohio State University. During her time at the CED, Imbert completed two graduate degrees in landscape architecture and architecture.
"For an urban ecology project, the need to observe the site during different times of year is a given, and your support eases the financial burden of this research." Carlson will use her 2019 Excellence in Landscape Design Award to support her project.
"Hood’s creations don’t look like typical landscapes... They’re infused with diverse meanings and the sense that Hood and his colleagues have pulled all they could from the site—and kept pulling."
