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A newly published Terner Center for Housing Innovation report highlights data and trends in home insurance costs for California homeowners. It finds that insurance challenges are most acute for some of the state’s vulnerable homeowners, including those living in mobile homes or high-risk locations.

Paul Mayencourt talks to Climate Break host Ethan Elkind about solar kilns as a low-energy alternative for drying lumber for construction.

The City of Berkeley greenlights a street redesign based on the work of Master of City Planning students’ plan, Oxford for All, continuing the College of Environmental Design’s tradition of making tangible impacts in our community.

The College of Environmental Design is pleased to announce it has received an innovative gift from alum Karen Swett Conway (BA Architecture 1982) that aims to position CED at the forefront of creative new modes of design practice and teaching. “Giving CED faculty the opportunity to explore new forms of practice is essential for sustaining the quality and rigor of design education and the profession,” says Conway.