LAEP student Alexa Vaughn (M.L.A. '18) is nominated to receive the 2018 National Olmsted Scholar. The Olmsted Scholars Program recognizes outstanding student leaders from each accredited landscape architecture program in the U.S. and Canada. 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 »
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 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.
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.
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.
Dronova proposed a research module integrating modern environmental monitoring and computer-based microclimate modeling for ecological analysis.
The group was awarded honorable mention in the young professional category for their “Nest We Grow — House of Food, for Food” project in Japan’s Hokkaido prefecture.
LAEP student Alexa Vaughn (M.L.A. '18) is nominated to receive the 2018 National Olmsted Scholar. The Olmsted Scholars Program recognizes outstanding student leaders from each accredited landscape architecture program in the U.S. and Canada.
The USC’s School of Architecture’s American Academy in China (AAC) has selected Walter Hood, College of Environmental Design professor of landscape architecture & environmental planning and urban design, as this year’s research fellow.
Six firms led by College of Environmental Design alumni and faculty won honor, citation and special commendation awards in the architecture category of AIASF's 2018 Design Awards.
The merger will significantly build upon established practices with an emphasis on K-12 and higher education design, and diversify their combined expertise, particularly in California.
Want to design a building with realtime feedback regarding light and energy usage? CED Professor Luisa Caldas and her team are using, researching and developing technology to enhance both fantastical and pragmatic environmental design initiatives.
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.
