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Maryam Shafahi, associate professor of mechanical engineering, opened the university's summer seminar series by sharing highlights of her aquaponics project at the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies.
Besides being efficient and environmentally friendly, aquaponic systems showcase many...
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The CPP/ARC team received the Honorable Mention Award at the 2018 Julius Shulman Emerging Talent Competition. The annual event is organized by the Los Angeles Business Council and held at Gensler's Los Angeles office. This year's team is comprised of 2018 B.Arch graduates Anya...
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Editor's Note: The following article was contributed by graduate student Malik Rivers ('19, regenerative studies). Rivers is one of the founding members of the Lyle Center Sustainability Student Association, re-launched this year with fellow regenerative studies graduate students Cassidy...
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The College of Environmental Design invites faculty, staff, and the families and friends of this year's graduating class to celebrate the accomplishments of undergraduate and graduate students of Architecture, Art History and Graphic Design, Landscape Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning,...
Read MoreRenowned essayist, memoirist, translator, and editor lent his writing skills to the Positively Fourth Street Exhibition. The essay he wrote about the Fourth Street Bridge was published in BOOM California.
Follow in the footsteps of fourteen members of the Cal Poly Pomona community who, in the summer of 2017, experienced Morocco though intensive study at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane and immersive site visits to Rabat, Fez, Meknès, Tangier, Marrakech, Essaouira, Casablanca, and the cities and...
Read MoreMSRS Emily Nelson was selected for the position of Graduate Student-in-Residence at Mt. San Antonio Gardens for 2018-2019!
Special weekend event for the families of the students participating in the show. Hours: Saturday 12-4pm, Sunday 12-8 pm
The art of the students will be judged by industry professionals. Awards will the given out at 7 pm.
Lecture of the 2018 Dale Prize Scholar, Dr. Anna Joo Kim
As you may know, the 2018 Dale Prize scholar, Dr. Anna Joo Kim, was not able to join the Dale Prize event in February due to her medical condition. After fully recovering her health, she is visiting to URP in order to have the talks...
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Each quarter the Department of Architecture hosts a weekly professional lecture series, held every Friday at 12:15 p.m. at the Interim Design (Building 89).
ENV Speed Mentoring will hold its Spring Quarter 2018 program at the ENV Gallery in Building 7.
Undergraduate and graduate students are offered the opportunity to meet principals, creative managers and industry...
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Departments of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, their faculty, students and alumni invite you to Firm Day 2018. This event is specifically designed to connect you and your firm with our students! Firm Day is an opportunity to present your firm and interview CPP...
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Check out the best of architecture student projects from Winter 2018 at the Spring 2018 Interim Student Exhibit.
The one-day show gives faculty, students, alumni and prospective employers a chance to see the best graduate and undergraduate student work from the previous term. The exhibits...
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Architecture 2030 has teamed up with leading educators in the US to compile cutting-edge courses for Architecture and Planning Schools.
The syllabi and projects are publicly available - click on the project links below!
The 2030 Curriculum Project...
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Each quarter the Department of Architecture hosts a weekly professional lecture series, held every Friday at 12:15 p.m. at the Interim Design (Building 89). The first lecture kicks off on Jan. 12 and concludes on March 2. Read on for the complete...
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The 2°C Symposium is a unifying platform for the public, the architectural design community and the building industry to discuss and address the sustainability issues challenging our society today.
Unfortunately, even with global awareness of and commitment to acting...
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Jang is constantly seeking self-organizing systems known as autocatakinetics. The material of his artworks and their operations and activities function as morphemes, that is, as the grammar of a sociological language. He sees industrial society operating as a...
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Question and Answer session with Artist David Jang and Campus Preview: Thurs., Feb. 22, 4-6pm
Artist Q & A starts at 4:30pm. Refreshements Served.
David Jang, a Los Angeles-based sculptor born in Seoul, South Korea, is known for inventive kinetic installations which employ...
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