All (243) Alumni & Partners (32)Architecture (76)Climate (32)Construction Management (29)Dean (18)Faculty (69)Honors & Awards (32)In the Media (81)Landscape Architecture (41)News (53)Real Estate (36)Research (50)Students (48)Urban Design & Planning (44) Research (50) Restoring Burke Meadow Through Shared Stewardship In partnership with Polly Olsen, tribal liaison to the Burke Museum and member of the Yakama Nation, a cross-disciplinary team—including the Department of Landscape Architecture and the Burke Museum—led a cultural burn to support spring growth and uplift Indigenous land … Read More Welcome New Faculty, Faculty Promotions, and Visiting Scholars We are excited to welcome new faculty members and recognize the achievements of our community with several faculty promotions. We also extend a warm welcome to our visiting scholars and new affiliate instructors. New Faculty Zahra Rasti, Assistant Teaching … Read More Professors Collaborate with Tribes on EV Charging Map Tool College of Built Environments Professors Lingzi Wu, Hyun Woo “Chris” Lee, and Dylan Stevenson are collaborating with tribal communities to co-create a scalable, data-driven mapping tool that will support the expansion of electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI) in tribal areas. … Read More The next iteration of carbon research and education Dear CBE Community, We are writing to share exciting news about the latest evolution in structuring our work to radically reduce the greenhouse gas emissions attributed to buildings and infrastructure. Since its founding in 2009, Carbon Leadership Forum has been … Read More CBE Professor Faces an Electrifying Challenge King County Metro (Metro), which serves a daily average of over 250,000 riders across more than 203 square miles of the county, has an emissions challenge. Their zero-carbon emissions target, set by the King County Council, must be met by … Read More Bird-Friendly Design: Overcoming Building Barriers The students combed the perimeter of the Nanoengineering & Sciences Building on a recent fall morning, as a pair of volunteers does every morning, looking for signs that a bird has met its end. On this day, the students found … Read More Connecting the coastline WESTPORT, Wash. — Each October, during the Great ShakeOut, students duck beneath their desks to drop, cover and hold — what kids in earthquake-prone regions are drilled to do when shaking and tremors begin. Along the Washington coastline, in addition … Read More Preserving affordable housing across the nation: research spotlight on Vince Wang The housing crisis is never far from mind or the media spotlight. Millions of renters and homeowners in the U.S. are cost burdened, meaning they spend greater than 30% of their incomes on housing. In Seattle, 40% of … Read More Building a more just and beautiful future: CBE’s new faculty cohort makes strides on campus The College of Built Environments at the University of Washington has big dreams. Faculty, staff, and students are tackling issues of social and environmental justice and climate change. They’re seeking out innovations in sustainability, breaking out of disciplinary silos, and … Read More Search Results Navigation Page 01 02 03 04 05 06