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Crowded and lively room of staff and faculty Celebrating CBE Faculty and Staff Accomplishments Each year at the College of Built Environments (CBE), our faculty and staff shine with groundbreaking research, impactful teaching, and inspiring leadership, showcasing their dedication and innovation. Read More
overheard photo of people walking in a transit station Eastside: From Suburb to Thriving Hub "The Bellevue-Redmond corridor showcases a sophisticated and contemporary blend of housing and employment," says Branden Born, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Urban Design and Planning. | Axios Read More
Ken Yocom A Leader Shaped by Curiosity and Community Guiding the College of Built Environments (CBE) through transition, the Interim Dean exemplifies resilience, curiosity, and a deep commitment to fostering community and lifelong learning. Read More
Dense urban skyline in Seattle Mortgage Rate Uncertainty Shifts WA Real Estate "The only thing that seems certain about this market is that houses are not becoming more affordable." says Steven Bourassa, Washington Center for Real Estate Research Director.  | FOX13 Read More
photo of speakers at women in carbon screening Women Shaping Green Design Architecture Professor Kate Simonen and Affiliate Associate Professor Susan Jones are featured in the Women of Carbon documentary, which highlights the trailblazing efforts of female professionals in the built environment field who are at the forefront of sustainable design. Read More
sunshine on the front facade of the uw shell house Restoring a UW Landmark: The ASUW Shell House Associate Professor Kathryn Rogers Merlino offers insights into the ASUW Shell House restoration, blending history with environmental stewardship. | Arcade NW Read More
small home in the methow valley Architecture Alumni Redefine Rustic Living Ian Butcher (MArch 1999) and Kailin Gregga (BAAD 2002) of Best Practice Architecture blend modern elegance and rustic heritage in their latest project—a sustainable, weather-resistant cabin in Washington’s Methow Valley. | The New York Times Read More
detail photograph of a coast salish wood carving Acknowledging the Land We Stand On The College of Built Environments (CBE) Diversity Council invites you to visit the latest Gould Gallery exhibit, open through November 14, which offers a space for reflection and dialogue about Native American culture and community. Read More
Headshot of Carrie Dossick and the Building Innovation podcast logo Unlocking the Future of Building Information Modeling Dr. Carrie Sturts Dossick, P.E., Associate Dean for Research at the College of Built Environments, joins Dr. Fortune as they reveal a game-changing Project BIM Requirements module that streamlines industry standards and sets the stage for innovation. | YouTube Read More