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This year’s projects focus on neighborhood energy-sharing strategies, flood adaptation in unincorporated areas, and heat and pollution in urbanizing towns.

Terner Center study creates interactive map on housing affordability in California, asking an essential question: How affordable is California to the people who would live there if they could?

In an interview published in Arch Daily, Professor Ronald Rael shares his views on the potential of AI, material culture, the role of the architect in society, architectural education, sustainability, and more.

Cecilia Lunaparra, a senior, will be the first undergraduate to serve on the city’s governing board. She ran on a platform of representing the student voice on issues such as accessible transportation, affordable housing, the preservation of public spaces, workers’ rights, equitable criminal justice, pro-union infrastructure investment, and a Green New Deal for Berkeley.

The U.S. Department of Education has awarded $10 million to the Institute of Urban & Regional Development to establish the National Center on School Infrastructure.