All (284) Alumni & Partners (39)Architecture (91)Climate (36)Construction Management (30)Dean (20)Faculty (79)Honors & Awards (42)In the Media (89)Landscape Architecture (51)News (80)Real Estate (39)Research (58)Students (57)Urban Design & Planning (54) Urban Design & Planning (54) From Ideas to Impact: CBE Research Showcase Honors Moudon “From Ideas to Impact,” a combined research showcase and PhD symposium at UW, honored Anne Vernez Moudon’s legacy while highlighting student and faculty research across the built environment. Read More Built Environments Events Spotlight: Spring 2026 Edition Discover what’s happening this Spring at the UW College of Built Environments. Explore upcoming events, lectures and exhibitions and register to connect with the CBE community. Read More CEP Alumna Julia Jannon-Shields Awarded OMA&D Spark Award CBE alumna Julia Jannon-Shields, ’21, receives the 2026 OMA&D Spark Award for advancing racial and social equity through community planning, policy and regional leadership. Read More Students Reimagine Ballard Waterfront Learn more about students' proposals for long-, mid- and near-term for the Ballard waterfront, informed by a study abroad in Copenhagen and community-engaged research in Seattle. Read More Global Recognition for Livable City Year Partnership Through its partnership with Pacific County, the Livable City Year program is earning international recognition for its collaborative approach. Discover how students, faculty, and community leaders worked together to create lasting change. Read More UW Student Researches Libertarian Tech Zones Through an Urban Planning Lens UW undergraduate Edwin Bai, a geography major with a minor in urban design and planning, examines libertarian tech zones around the world and their impacts on housing, governance, and displacement. Read More Rethinking Land Use Through Justice and Care How can land use planning become an act of justice and care? A new guide by Assistant Professor Dylan Stevenson helps communities reimagine sustainability through shared values and histories. Read More Making Birding Accessible: Monique McClure’s Perspective CBE Grant Manager Monique McClure brings an accessibility lens to birding, highlighting how the built environment shapes who gets to participate. 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 Search Results Navigation Page01 02 03 04 05 06
