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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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) Read More »
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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)
Video from the June conference on housing affordability issues hosted by the Terner Center for Housing Innovation is available online.
Tech giant Google to purchase modular housing to ease employee living crisis.
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.
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.
College of Environmental Design alumnus Kevin Daly (B.Arch ‘80), founder of Kevin Daly Architects (KDA), recently completed a housing project on the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) campus.
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.
Lauri Twitchell is the manager of Blake Gardens. In addition to managing the garden, Twitchell creates nontraditional books which she assembles from the garden’s rocks, redwood bark, and other natural materials.
After forty years in archives, Society of American Archivists (SAA) Fellow Waverly Lowell will be retiring in June.
