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During Taketatsu's internship with buildingcommunityWORKSHOP, she assisted with the designs for an extension of the Belden Bike and Pedestrian Trail in Brownsville. It is the first of its kind in the area.

Each spring, Environmental Design offers praxis studios for third-year students, giving them experience in solving real-world problems by serving groups and organizations in Boulder and surrounding communities.

Congratulations to the Program in Environmental Design Class of 2018!

On Friday, April 20, ENVD hosted over 200 guests, including design professionals, alumni, students, faculty and staff at the ENVD Awards Gala, held at the St. Julien Hotel. During the event, 41 students were recognized for their design scholarships and awards.

Congratulations to the 2018-2019 Honors Thesis students.

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to live on Mars? This hypothetical idea is coming to life in an ENVD senior-level studio, taught by Instructor Kimberly Drennan.

Nicholas is from San Diego, California. He's a full-time student and spends his weekends with the Air National Guard. One thing he likes most about ENVD is the opportunity to make connections with professionals.

Brooke is from Santa Cruz, California. During her sophomore year, she made the switch from architectural engineering to environmental design. In summer 2017, she interned with the architecture firm Fuse, and in summer 2018 one of her designs broke ground. In her spare time, she listens to podcasts, "because you can learn so much about a subject in 20 minutes."

Christian is from Fort Collins, Colorado. He works at the Digital Media Center and enjoys urban exploration and photography. One piece of advice he'd give incoming students is "to not hold back, be yourself and go for it."

Joshua is from Denver. He is pursuing a dual degree from the Program in Environmental Design and the Leeds School of Business. His favorite thing about ENVD is the creative freedom and sense of community amongst the faculty and students.