Allison Arieff, a lecturer in the newly launched Master in Real Estate Development + Design program, was a recipient of the 2018 Steven Heller Prize for Cultural Commentary. Read More »
Alumnus Rick Holliday (MCP ‘77) is at the forefront of the modular construction movement, a construction style in which modular housing is built in off-site factories in order to cut costs and make production more efficient. Read More »
Carol Galante discusses the new MRD+D program starting in 2018. Read More »
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Carol Galante penned an op-ed in the Sacramento Bee last week on the political debate surrounding the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act.
The team of CED and Haas students proposed the winning wraparound solution to address all aspects of an Oakland housing development’s community and transit needs.
The 500,000-square-foot project, known as 1629 Market, will be directed by Alumni David Baker (M.Arch ‘82), Owen Kennerly (M.Arch ‘95) and Sarina Bowen Kennerly (BA Arch ‘92, M.Arch ‘98)
The Urban Land Institute SF announced CED students Mark Trainer (M.C.P. '19) and Julia McElhinney (MRED+D '19) as two of its graduate fellows.
Brian Newman (M.C.P. ‘99) was announced as the new senior associate vice chancellor of UCSF Real Estate/vice president, UCSF Health.
UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design (CED) has launched a unique 11-month Master’s program that revolves around a central mission: to build more sustainable, prosperous and equitable cities.
California is in the middle of an affordable-housing crisis. CED alumnus Rick Holliday thinks one answer lies in an old shipyard in Vallejo, about 40 minutes northeast of San Francisco.
Carol Galante penned an op-ed in the Sacramento Bee last week on the political debate surrounding the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act.
Allison Arieff, a lecturer in the newly launched Master in Real Estate Development + Design program, was a recipient of the 2018 Steven Heller Prize for Cultural Commentary.
The team of CED and Haas students proposed the winning wraparound solution to address all aspects of an Oakland housing development’s community and transit needs.
Once a punch line for developers, a sturdier and improved version of pre-fabricated housing could be making a comeback as Bay Area developers try to speed up construction, cut building costs and add desperately needed housing.
Join the Terner Center for Housing Innovation for its fall open house event.
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