Real Estate Development + Design faculty and program advisors Chris Calott, Allison Arieff, Jonathan Segal, Daniel Simon, David Baker and Jonathan Tate contributed thoughts on why architects acting as building developers benefit both cities and clients. Read More »
Affordable Housing Finance inducted Carol Galante, I. Donald Terner Distinguished Professor of Affordable Housing and Urban Policy and Faculty Director of the Terner Center, into their 2018 Affordable Housing Hall of Fame. Read More »
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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The fellowship supports promising young women in their pursuit of responsible land use and urban development. We recently sat down with Julia to ask her to reflect on her experiences and the industry.
Real Estate Development + Design faculty and program advisors Chris Calott, Allison Arieff, Jonathan Segal, Daniel Simon, David Baker and Jonathan Tate contributed thoughts on why architects acting as building developers benefit both cities and clients.
A group of nationally renowned land use, real estate, and urban planning experts representing the Urban Land Institute provided strategic recommendations and advice next week to the municipality of Toa Baja, Puerto Rico.
Affordable Housing Finance inducted Carol Galante, I. Donald Terner Distinguished Professor of Affordable Housing and Urban Policy and Faculty Director of the Terner Center, into their 2018 Affordable Housing Hall of Fame.
CED Professors Carol Galante and Karen Chapple comment on the housing crisis in the Bay Area in a new feature piece in Architectural Record Magazine.
The fellowship supports promising young women in their pursuit of responsible land use and urban development. We recently sat down with Julia to ask her to reflect on her experiences and the industry.
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.
