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 »
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 »
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 »
Witness Walls is Nashville's first civil rights inspired public art, and was designed and created by CED Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning Walter Hood. Read More »
Iryna Dronova's latest paper discusses environmental heterogeneity and its effect on biological diversity in the most recent issue of Landscape and Urban Planning Journal. Read More »
Awarded annually since 1955, the prize is given to American architects whose work is characterized by a strong personal direction, or who explores ideas in architecture through any medium of expression. Read More »
the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning at UC Berkeley. Read More »
Ph.D student Yang Ju and Professor Iryna Dronova in Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning, and their co-authors, Qin Ma, PhD candidate at University California, Merced, and Xiang Zhang, research associate at Nanjing University, recently publ
When CED alumnus Jim Horner (BLA ‘71) started working as UC Berkeley in 1996, during his twenty-plus career at Cal he never intended to actually co-author the third edition of the historical book, which hadn’t been updated in over 40 years.
DEADLINE: May 26, 2017
DOMESTIC DEADLINE EXTENDED TO JUNE 1. CED's 2017 Summer [IN]STITUTE is still accepting applications for [IN]LAND, an immersive landscape architecture program designed for students from any academic background who are considering graduate work in the field
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.
New International program for undergraduate students interested in developing their studies in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning and Sustainable Design to start in Fall, 2017.
Karl Kullmann, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning and Urban Design, recently wrote an article titled “Hong Kong, Grounded” for Places Journal.
A new acquisition of the work of Daniel Judah Liebermann has been added to the Archive at the College of Environmental Design.
DEADLINE: AUG 15. The biennial Arcus-Places Prize is now open for applications. The Prize is for the opportunity to research and write an article that explores the relationship between gender, sexuality and the built environment.
The International Hydropower Association recognized CED visiting scholar Rafael Schmitt this week as a recipient of the Young Researchers of the Year Award.
College of Environmental Design student Megan Bradley (BA Landscape Architecture ‘18) was named Female Athlete of the Year by Cal Sports on April 26.
Private companies need to be part of the solution to grating commutes, and they need to get on board fast. That’s the key takeaway from SPUR’s newest report on the future of the corporate campus.
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).
