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On Wednesday, September 12, the 12 sections of ENVD 1052 trekked over the Boulder's Central Park for a site visit. The classes spent time talking about the history and use of the space, as well as sketched and diagramed the site.

On Friday, September 14, ENVD 3100 sections 011 and 012, taught by Assistant Professor Danielle Rivera and Lecturer Alana Wilson went on a site visit to the RiNo Art District in Denver. The classes walked through the community and met with Tracy Weil of the RiNo Art District. Students in...

The weekend of September 7-9, Neal Evers’ 4100 architecture studio and Siobhan Brooks’ 4340 landscape architecture studio traveled to Santa Fe to visit Meow Wolf’s House of Eternal Return , an immersive art experience produced by the artists’ collective and Game of Thrones creator George RR Martin. This semester they...

Adam Chernick, B.EnvD 2014, is on a mission to bring sophisticated 360-degree architectural renderings to the hands of anyone with a smart device. Check out this article by Plotlines.

Environmental Design sat down with Senior Instructor Georgia Lindsay for a Q&A before her Research Colloquium presentation Friday, September 14. Tell me about yourself. I did my undergraduate here at the University of Colorado Boulder. I was an art and psychology double major, and people used to always ask me...

Now, through the end of January, Marufjon Mirakhmatov, a Tajik artist who is the grandson of a master woodcarver who helped assemble the Teahouse once it was shipped here as a gift to Boulder from the people of Dushanbe, is in Boulder leading a restoration project that is truly a labor of love. Article by Daily Camera.

Originally posted on Medium.com We are excited to announce the launch of the Urban Informality Interest Group. This was inspired by our dialogue at the MIT World Real Estate Forum earlier this year and is a collective effort of MIT Professor Dennis Frenchman, UC-Boulder Assistant Professor Jota Samper, MIT Ph.D...

As the new Director of ENVD, I am very excited to welcome you back to a new year. You have probably noticed that there are a lot of things happening in ENVD. New shades on the third floor, all studios back in the main building and some exciting renovations coming for CINC are just a few of the changes that you will see this semester.

The Environmental Design communication team would like to invite the ENVD student body to help us design a space in the Environmental Design building.

Welcome back ENVD faculty and staff! It is a great pleasure to welcome you back for the 2018-2019 school year…