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The senior landscape architectureÌýcapstone studio, Landscape as Agent: Climate Resilience (LAND 4100), instructedÌýby ENVD Instructor Emily Greenwood,Ìýlaunched the spring semester with a research paper that covered a specific theme of

CU ¶¶Òõ´«Ã½ÔÚÏß alums and 2021 Environmental Design Alumni Award recipients Ann Dang and Adam Harding will address the ENVD class of 2022 during the recognition ceremony on the evening of May 5.Learn more about this year’s speakers:

Rachel Lee Lavine, architecture instructor, and Dylan West, assistant director of advising and first-year experience, have been awarded the 2022 Marinus Smith Award. The award recognizes faculty and staff who have had a positive impact on students.

Last week, several Environmental Design students participated in the Solutions Showcase during the 29th Annual Campus Sustainability Summit. The showcase was held at the University Memorial Center (UMC) on Thursday, April 21, from 12 to 7 p.m. The

Each spring, a group ofÌýenvironmental design honors students defend their theses to their dedicated thesis committee. Afterward, the Honors CouncilÌýmeets and awards Latin honors at the levels of cum laude, magna cum laude or summa cum

Davis Velte is a third-year architecture student from Evergreen, Colorado, who has been balancing school and an internship at Mosaic Architects + Interiors since November 2021. Mosaic is a ¶¶Òõ´«Ã½ÔÚÏß-based firm that specializes in custom residential

Environmental Design students may know Travis Weis as a classmate in their studio and lecture courses, others may interact with him regularly in the Digital Media Center, where he takes on the role of lead tech assistant. In addition to being both a

agency (n.):Ìýaction or intervention, especially such as to produce a particular effect.Well-designed actions promote agency and protect your time and energy allowing you to achieve classroom success while also developing your own interests. A

Last Wednesday, ENVD First-Year Experience students spent the afternoon exploring the Creative Labs CenterÌýwith Caleb Wright, manager of ENVD academic support centers,Ìýand the CLC monitors. Students used a handful of tools from the