Student Work

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.

From June through the end of July, environmental design students were sent out to design with a community rather than for a community.

The landscape architecture studio will be collaborating with the City of Longmont’s senior planners and landscape architects to develop masterplan schemes for a future community park in southwest Longmont.

Students in Instructor Emily Greenwood’s landscape architecture studio, have developed work for their first assignment.

Last week the Sko Together Challenge wrapped up. The 10-week, student-led and student-driven challenge hosted 52 undergraduate students to recreate campus life while having to physically distance in 2020. Congratulations to ENVD student Molly Obermeier and her friends Robin Tutchton and Lily-Page Hartwell for their second-place-winning submission More than Ramen...

The City of Fort Collins contracts a handful of local artists each year to paint murals on electrical boxes as an effort to mitigate graffiti and to add public art around the city.

Drawing inspiration and narrative from the design work of Ray and Charles Eames and the Powers of Ten film, students were charged with designing a cure for the Coronavirus.

This summer, students in the intro to landscape architecture studio developed their sketching skills as well as a design intervention proposal for Boulder’s Central Park.