San Francisco-based WRNS Studio was named the number one architecture firm in the U.S. by Architect Magazine, earning the top spot through the firm's breadth and execution of projects, combined with its commitment to sustainability and design excellence.
Atwood’s creative work is situated in contemporary digital techniques and technologies.
Congratulations to all the CED alumni and faculty whose work was recognized by the AIA California Council (AIACC) Design Awards program, one of the most prestigious design awards in the country.
For the third consecutive year, Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects has been recognized in Architect Magazine's annual ARCHITECT 50 ranking of architecture firms in the U.S., and tops this year's list as Number One in Sustainability.
Manuel Castells, Spanish sociologist and Professor Emeritus of City and Regional Planning and of Sociology at UC Berkeley, was announced as one of four winners of the 2013 Balzan Prize, one of the highest scientific honors in the world.
Dan Chatman, Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley, was interviewed on KALW Radio in a conversation about the impact of mass transportation on economic activity and the social and economic value of public transportation.
Karen Frick, assistant director of the UC Transportation Center and lecturer in the Department of City and Regional Planning at UC Berkeley, discusses the cost of the newly reopened San Francisco Bay Bridge on NPR.
Anyone who has visited San Francisco's Ferry Building can sense the gravitational force. There is another way the force can be measured, perhaps the most revealing way of all: in the plans and visions for this crossroads that never came to pass.
In an attempt to replace costly, often uncomfortable large-scale ventilation systems, UC Berkeley researchers have designed a revolutionary thermal-control system to cut energy consumption while improving user comfort.
The Bay Bridge reopened after five days of construction complete with a rebuilt eastern span connecting the East Bay to San Francisco, restoring the bridge as a significant passage for vehicular traffic in the East Bay.