Chris Torres (MLA ‘12) has recently been interviewed by the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) after being named a "Leader in Landscape". Read More »
College of Environmental Design alumnus Ed White (BLA ‘70) was awarded the 2017 Glenn T. Seaborg Award from Cal Athletics for his distinguished career in football, coaching, public service and his subsequent career as a sculptor and artist. Read More »
LAEP senior Megan Bradley, member of Team Kareen, won the 24 Hours of Adrenalin mountain bike race this summer. Read More »
Associate Professor Kristina Hill's blog post details the environmental consequences of Hurricane Harvey. Read More »
The Eastern Surfing Association has awarded its 2017 Marsh Scholarship to Landscape Architecture senior, Mya Kotalac (BA Landscape Architecture ‘18). Read More »
Dr. Anna Livia Brand joins the College of Environmental Design this fall as an Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning. Read More »
CED landscape architecture alumna Saori Ogura was honored for her photographic excellence, as well as her yearlong cultural immersion in the Indian Himalayas.
College of Environmental Design professor Matt Kondolf and UC Berkeley alum Peter Gleick of the Pacific Institute are investigating the ways in which California can weather climate aberrations and improve water storage methods.
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.
College of Environmental Design Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning Iryna Dronova’s recent research proposal has been selected for the NASA Early Career grant.
In Jim Horner and Lorraine Freeland's revision of this wonderful book, you learn about trees in general along with the specifics of the current beautiful tree plantings on the Berkeley campus. Horner served as campus Landscape Architect from 1996 to 2014.
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.
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.
After receiving a BA in architecture from UC Berkeley and a MFA is set design from the Yale School of Drama, College of Environmental Design alumnus Wilson Chin (B.Arch ‘98) has continued on to establish a successful career designing sets.
College of Environmental Design Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning Iryna Dronova’s recent research proposal has been selected for the NASA Early Career grant.
College of Environmental Design alumna Dr. Kathryn A. Foster (MCP ‘81) was named the 16th president of The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) on March 27 after the TCNJ Board of Trustees voted unanimously to appoint her to the position. She will begin on July 1
College of Environmental Design alumna and principal landscape architect of DesignJones, LLC, Diane Jones Allen talks increasing diversity in the landscape architecture field and encouraging community development.
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.
Learn about transfer admissions at CED.
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.
