This is GROUND UP’s third Student ASLA Honor Award in the Communications category: The journal also won for its second and fifth edition, Issue 02: Grit, in 2013 and Issue 05: Delineations, in 2016. Read More »
Clare Cooper Marcus, Professor Emerita in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design, receives the Lifetime Achievement Award from The Center for Health Design. The award celebrates the contributions of an individual over their entire career. Read More »
Ground Up, the student-run journal of the Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, announces the release of its 2019 issue on the theme of Home. Read More »
Vaar Bothner and Taran Aanderaa reflect on their time as exchange students at CED from Norway. Read More »
The students proposed research projects exploring innovation in landscape architectural design relating to environmental issues like sea level rise, green infrastructure, climate change, wetland restoration, and environmental justice. Read More »
Chris Torres (MLA ‘12) has recently been interviewed by the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) after being named a "Leader in Landscape". Read More »
The National Park Service’s National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT) has recently approved a grant with LAEP Professor Emerita Linda Jewell as Principle Investigator.
Iryna Dronova was part of a multi-institutional research team that was awarded a major grant from California’s Delta Stewardship Council last month
Nov 5, Nov 19 & Dec 10 - For those who cannot travel to our campus, we invite you to participate in our free online admission events via Zoom (Video Conferencing Service).
Wed Oct 30, 6:30pm - Lynden B. Miller is a public garden designer in New York City. In 1982, she rescued and restored The Conservatory Garden in Central Park
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.
The Gish prize is considered one of the most prestigious honors for artists in the United States and awards one of the largest gift amounts each year. The announcement comes less than two weeks after Hood received the 2019 MacArthur Genius grant.
This is GROUND UP’s third Student ASLA Honor Award in the Communications category: The journal also won for its second and fifth edition, Issue 02: Grit, in 2013 and Issue 05: Delineations, in 2016.
MLA student Julia Prince receives the MIG/Inclusive Design Award for 2019 funded by the Daniel Iacofano and Susan Goltsman Graduate Support Fund.
The students proposed research projects exploring innovation in landscape architectural design relating to environmental issues like sea urban plant migrations, sea level rise, and Native American understand of landscapes.
Informally known as the "genius" award, Hood was recognized for the prestigious, national fellowship for “creating ecologically sustainable urban spaces that resonate with and enrich the lives of current residents while also honoring communal histories.”
The National Park Service’s National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT) has recently approved a grant with LAEP Professor Emerita Linda Jewell as Principle Investigator.
Clare Cooper Marcus, Professor Emerita in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design, receives the Lifetime Achievement Award from The Center for Health Design. The award celebrates the contributions of an individual over their entire career.
San Francisco Bay Area landscape architect Patricia O’Brien (M.L.A. ‘75) passed away in her sleep on the early morning of April 26. She was a beloved alumna of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning and will be sorely missed.
Wed Oct 30, 6:30pm - Lynden B. Miller is a public garden designer in New York City. In 1982, she rescued and restored The Conservatory Garden in Central Park
Nov 5, Nov 19 & Dec 10 - For those who cannot travel to our campus, we invite you to participate in our free online admission events via Zoom (Video Conferencing Service).
Join us for Laura Crescimano's lecture. Laura’s projects range from the award-winning Pier 70, to leading the design for Google’s first proposed mixed-use neighborhood, and to designing Pop-up Care Villages for the homeless services non-profit Lava Mae
Wed, Feb 26, 6:30pm - Thomas Rainer is a landscape architect, teacher, and author living in Washington, D.C. Thomas is a leading voice in ecological landscape design and has designed landscapes for the U.S. Capitol grounds, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Mem
MARCH 7 - 8, 2019: The two-day symposium “The Shape of the Land: Aesthetics and Utility” will host twelve accomplished landscape architects and historians who will discuss planting design as an environmental art, using examples drawn from their own design
