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Apr 30, 2025Carrying the Baton: Mentorship and Representation in ArchitectureMentorship is not simply guidance. In architecture—where Black professionals represent less than 2% of licensed architects in Washington state, reflecting national disparities—mentorship is resilience, opportunity, and transformation. The careers of Leon Bridges, Donald King, and Rico Quirindongo show how mentorship can disrupt exclusion, cultivate leadership, and build a more inclusive profession.Read more Two men shaking hands in a crowd of peopleApr 22, 2025Four CBE students named to the 2025 Husky 100Congratulations to Braedyn Reed, Kort Maeda, Lela Cooper, and Trevin Thompson for being named to the 2025 Husky 100!Read more Image of four students with purple and grey backdropsApr 15, 2025Drawing Unhoused Individuals and Their Living SpacesProfessor of Landscape Architecture Daniel Winterbottom was recently interviewed to discuss his motivation and process for depicting unhoused individuals in his sketches. | Illustrated JournalismRead more An image of two sketches. On the left is a sketch of a tent in front of the “Wall of Death”. On the right is a sketch of an unhoused individual.Apr 4, 2025Green Futures at the Gould Gallery“The Green Futures Lab is about empowering students to not only think critically about how our cities can evolve to be more sustainable and inclusive, but to put their ideas into practice,” says Nancy Rottle, founder of the Green Futures Lab and Landscape Architecture Professor Emeritus.Read more Rendering of an intersection with lots of trees and other greenery
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