Student Work

Students in the landscape architecture studio Green Schoolyards: Playgrounds of the Future partnered with Lafayette Open Spaces and Escuela Bilingüe Pioneer Elementary to host a soft opening of the new Lafayette Outdoor Classroom.

Sounds of cheer and conversation filled ENVD 134, hallways and studios in the Environmental Design (ENVD) building last Friday, as ENVD opened to the public for a full-building exhibit, showcasing faculty and student work from the fall semester.

Students in the Introductory Techniques for Design course held reviews last week, showcasing models for their Duplo blocks, rendered sketches and paraline drawings.

Students in The Future of Flight at Boulder Municipal Airport architecture studio are designing a new terminal for the Boulder Municipal Airport.

Last week, ENVD Instructor Maryanne Fantalis and her upper-division writing class conducted mock prospect interviews with design professionals.

During a chair mixer, hosted in third-floor studio space, each student rotated between other chairs from different disciplines to gain interdisciplinary perspectives on their research question and methods.

Students in the intermediate product design studio, taught by Thea Nalls, presented final designs for their packaging redesign project last Friday.

Students in the EPOD 4115 elective put their creativity to the test during a timed and constrained design workshop called the cardboard challenge.

To continue the tradition of student work exhibits, in a time when in-person experiences must be redesigned, ENVD is excited to launch a new online ENVD Gallery.

During the spring semester, CU Boulder's space minor featured its first design course hosted by ENVD, How to Build in Space, led by Instructor Azhar Khan.