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LAEP PhD Student Janet Torres Receives Smithsonian Minority Awards Internship
LAEP student Janet Torres receives Smithsonian internship intended to increase participation of groups who are underrepresented in the museum field. Read More »
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How Will California Adapt to Rising Waters?
According to Associate Professor Kristina Hill, rising sea levels could turn much of the Bay Area and Peninsula into a swamp. Read More »
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Alumnus and Former Chair of LAEP Peter Walker Wins First Brettell Award in the Arts
CED alumnus and landscape architect Peter Walker, FASLA, (BA Landscape Architecture ‘55) is the first recipient of the $150,000 Richard Brettell Award in the Arts. Read More »
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Associate Professor Karl Kullmann Photographs Zones of Contact in Hong Kong for Places Journal
Karl Kullmann, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning and Urban Design, recently wrote an article titled “Hong Kong, Grounded” for Places Journal. Read More »
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Landscape Architecture Alum Nate Kauffman Proposes A Visionary Solution to Rising Tides in the Bay
Unless wetland restoration is combined with other innovative, potentially disruptive baywide adaptation measures, restoring wetlands will be like siphoning a few drops from a brimming bucket, according to CED alum Nate Kauffman (MLA '14). Read More »
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LAEP Student Megan Bradley Named Athlete of the Year by Cal Sports
College of Environmental Design student Megan Bradley (BA Landscape Architecture ‘18) was named Female Athlete of the Year by Cal Sports on April 26. Read More »
