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People wading on the shore of Elliot Bay Marina Alberti, Urban Design & Planning, shares how evolution influences nature-based infrastructure As cities invest in nature-based solutions to address climate challenges, new research from Marina Alberti reveals why understanding evolution is critical to sustaining their benefits over time. Read More
Husky 100 Highlight: CBE Real Estate Student Junseo Park An interdisciplinary honors student in real estate, entrepreneurship and architecture, Junseo has led campus initiatives ranging from cultural programming and student leadership to startup innovation and community-building through UW Libraries and the Korean Student Association. Read More
Johann Castro-Salgado Husky 100 Highlight: Johann Gael Castro-Salgado (B.A. Arch Design ’26) Through advocacy, leadership and community engagement, Johann Castro-Salgado has earned recognition as part of UW’s 2026 Husky 100 cohort. Read More
Exterior of DADU with dark wood paneling Architecture faculty explore new housing possibilities through Seattle DADU design A Seattle DADU designed by UW Architecture professor Robert Hutchison for fellow professor Ken Tadashi Oshima demonstrates how compact housing can support evolving lifestyles through thoughtful design inspired by Japanese architecture. Read More
Housing complex in Seattle UW launches Housing Futures Center The Housing Futures Center (HFC) at the University of Washington has launched to help address Washington’s most pressing housing challenges and advance innovative new ideas. The HFC integrates education, research, and community engagement to build capacity and support informed decision-making among policymakers, advocates, developers, housing providers, tenants, and homeowners to shape a future where every Washingtonian has access to housing. The HFC emphasizes the importance of the full spectrum of housing from supportive to market rate. Its work advances diverse... Read More
Farrah Tung Husky 100 Highlight: Farrah Tung, CEP ’26 Farrah Tung, a student in Community, Environment and Planning at the University of Washington, has been named to the 2026 Husky 100. Recognized for her work in sustainability and public health, she connects research and community impact through her interdisciplinary studies. Read More
Sarah Young CM Student Sarah Elena Young Named to 2026 Husky 100 Sarah Young, a UW construction management student, was named to the 2026 Husky 100 for her work in research, industry internships and student leadership. Read More
Girl smiling in a wood shop Husky Giving Day: supporting future leaders of the built environments Today is Husky Giving Day! Help fuel bold ideas that redefine the spaces where we live, work and gather by making a gift to the CBE Dean’s Fund for Excellence. As the College’s most flexible fund, it enables the Dean to respond to emerging needs, invest in innovation, and strengthen faculty leadership and public engagement that elevate CBE as a trusted voice on the future of the built environment. Read More
Davien Graham 2026 Husky 100 Highlight: Davien Khail Graham (MLA / M Arch ’26) Davien Khail Graham has been named to the 2026 Husky 100. A dual master’s student in architecture and landscape architecture, Davien’s work brings together design, ecology and community. As president of NOMAS UW, he led programming that connected students with professionals and helped build a stronger, more inclusive design community. Read More