All (266) Alumni & Partners (36)Architecture (83)Climate (31)Construction Management (29)Dean (19)Faculty (73)Honors & Awards (37)In the Media (84)Landscape Architecture (44)News (68)Real Estate (37)Research (54)Students (53)Urban Design & Planning (48) News (68) Rooted in Community: The Lasting Impact of Steve Badanes Steve Badanes brought a hands-on, community-rooted approach to architectural education at UW. Through the Neighborhood Design Build Studio, he empowered students to build with purpose and serve the public good. Read More Students Connected Design Learning to Global Women Architects at the ARCH 200 Exhibition The ARCH 200 end-of-quarter exhibition highlighted student growth in drawing, model-making, and architectural analysis, with case studies featuring women architects whose projects spanned more than 30 global sites. Read More Welcoming Evalynn Fae Taganna Romano as the New CBE Mental Health Counselor The College of Built Environments welcomes Mental Health Counselor Evalynn Fae Taganna Romano. Learn about her background, student support services, and how to schedule an appointment. Read More When Buildings Begin to Breathe What if buildings could grow, adapt, and repair themselves just like living organisms? Students at the College of Built Environments are exploring exactly that. Read More CBE Alumnus Appointed Regent Dow Constantine (MUP ’92, JD ’89, BA ’85) joins the UW Board of Regents, bringing his experience in planning, policy, and community leadership to help guide the University’s future. Read More Reimagining Infrastructure Through Data CBE Alum Alireza Borhani has been named to Autodesk’s 40 Under 40: Champions of Construction for 2025. His work leading digital transformation at the Massachusetts Port Authority is improving how large infrastructure projects are designed, built, and managed. Read More Student Research: Tactical Shade for Seattle’s Urban Heat Seattle’s hottest neighborhoods are often its most underserved. In her dual-degree thesis, Clelie Fielding (MLA/MUP ’24) explores how temporary, low-cost shade installations can reduce extreme urban heat while advancing climate equity and community resilience. Read More Acts of Conscience: Buster Simpson’s Democratic Art in Gould Gallery The UW College of Built Environments presents a compelling exhibition by artist Buster Simpson, opening this fall in Gould Gallery. Known for blending ecological activism with public art, Simpson’s latest work features salvaged trees, democratic dialogue, and civic memory—inviting visitors to reflect on collaboration, resilience, and the power of art in public space. Read More A New School Year Begins Dean Ken Yocom shares a message of optimism, gratitude, and purpose as the College of Built Environments begins a new academic year. Read More Search Results Navigation Page01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
