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 »
WED, NOV 28, 6:30PM - This is the first documentary ever produced about the life and gardens of Beatrix Farrand, the most successful female landscape architect in early 20th century America and one of the founders of the ASLA. Read More »
Two student groups from the Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning at the College of Environmental Design were honored in the 2018 ASLA Student Awards earlier this month. 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 »
In the May issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine, Peter Walker explains the inspiration behind Bill's Beach. Read More »
Housing is already a major issue for the Bay Area's economically vulnerable. Now, the rising sea level is compounding worries about environmental contamination and housing scarcity.
Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning Karl Kullmann recently published an essay titled "The Shape of Things: Reimagining Landscape Parliaments in the Anthropocene" in Forty-Five, a journal of outside research.
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.
Mon, Nov 5, 6:00pm - Dorothée Imbert has carried out extensive research on landscape modernism with an emphasis on Europe and California.
Mon, Nov 26, 6:00pm - Nadia Amoroso has dedicated years of research on topics related to creative mapping, visual representation in landscape architecture, and GeoDesign.
Housing is already a major issue for the Bay Area's economically vulnerable. Now, the rising sea level is compounding worries about environmental contamination and housing scarcity.
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.
Two student groups from the Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning at the College of Environmental Design were honored in the 2018 ASLA Student Awards earlier this month.
Professor Kristina Hill says affluent, high-density areas should be the focus of intense adaptation measures, because they’ll have resources to perfect these new systems.
A new report on the state of climate change in the Bay Area included input from CED Professors John Radke and Paul Waddell.
Haag was known for several projects that remain as icons in the field of landscape architecture, including Seattle's Gas Works Park and the Bloedel Reserve.
Can public spaces both reclaim the past and embrace the future? Professor Walter Hood explores this question in his 2018 TED Talk.
For the past decade, the transit center that will replace San Francisco’s Transbay Terminal has been the subject of grand plans and political controversies, struggles to stay on schedule and squabbles over costs. This week, all that changed.
Mon, Nov 26, 6:00pm - Nadia Amoroso has dedicated years of research on topics related to creative mapping, visual representation in landscape architecture, and GeoDesign.
WED, NOV 28, 6:30PM - This is the first documentary ever produced about the life and gardens of Beatrix Farrand, the most successful female landscape architect in early 20th century America and one of the founders of the ASLA.
