News & Events

Lisa Iwamoto and Craig Scott talk about the work of their firm, IwamotoScott, and what students should look for in an architecture school.

The new study, co-authored by Professor of City & Regional Planning Jason Corburn, finds that the city’s program led to a 61% decline in gun violence. Corburn, who also holds an appointment in the School of Public Health, is the author, most recently, of Advancing Peace: Ending Urban Gun Violence Through the Power of Redemptive Love.

The fall 2026 series spotlights international visiting faculty and features Yung Ho Chang (MArch 1984) as the inaugural Stanley Saitowitz Alumni Lecture speaker.

The Department of Architecture has named its visiting faculty and fellows for the fall 2026 semester, appointing Casper Mork-Ulnes as Friedman Visiting Professor of Practice, Luke Ogrydziak and Zoë Prillinger as Esherick Endowed Professors, and Laura Sánchez Carrasco and Íñigo Cobeta as UPM Visiting Professors of Practice. In addition, the inaugural Creedon Fellow, Julie Riley, will continue in this role for the coming academic year. 

The Department of Architecture is thrilled to announce the appointment of Sean Canty to the faculty as assistant professor. Canty is an architect and educator whose work explores the capacity of architectural form to reorganize spatial norms and forms of social life.

The Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning announces the appointment of Kimberly Garza (BA Landscape Architecture 2006) and Erik Prince, principals of mission-driven landscape architecture, urban design, and public art studio Atlas Lab, as the fall 2026 Lifchez Professors of Practice in Social Justice.

The Department of Architecture is delighted to welcome Emmett Zeifman to UC Berkeley. Zeifman has extensive teaching experience and an impressive record of editorial and curatorial work that brings archival research into contemporary discourse on the future of design.

The Department of City & Regional planning is pleased to announce the appointments of Ken E. Salo as Theodore B. and Doris Shoong Lee Chair in Real Estate Law and Urban Planning and Joshua Muldavin as a visiting professor. Both bring deep experience and expertise in global urban issues: Muldavin is an Asia expert and Salo focuses on international law and urban governance in racialized subaltern urban collectives in South Africa, Northeast Brazil, and the American Midwest.

We’re proud to share the news that landscape architecture major Kamerin Creighton (BA 2027) has been selected for a prestigious Haas Scholarship. With Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning Karl Kullman as her mentor, she will explore how the design, materiality, and spatial placement of George Floyd Square in Minneapolis reshapes collective historical memory and its surrounding urban fabric.

Nina Tiêu’s (MLA 2027) essay “Lessons from a Liberated Colony: How Architects Armed the Decolonization of Vietnam” published in Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation’s Avery Review.