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Comments Posted 01.22.10 | PERMALINK | PRINT

Partner Schools: UC Berkeley

Visualizing the Future of
Environmental Design



UC Berkeley Spring Program
College of Environmental Design
2.3.10 – 2.6.10


UC Berkeley's spring celebration will focus on the global dynamics and sustainability challenges that could have not been foreseen when the CED was founded in 1959. 
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UC Berkeley was the first school to combine the disciplines of architecture, planning, and landscape architecture into a single college, CED led the way toward an integrated approach to analyzing, understanding, and designing our built environment.
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