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Implied Intimacy, MLA First-Year Final Review
Student work will reference all previously created geometries, diagrams, drawings, models, and experiences to create a one-to-one on-campus installation. This installation will speculate about the imposition of form on...
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Finals got you feeling overwhelmed? Take a deep breath...and play with therapy dogs, blow off steam playing on Nintendo Switch or simply unwind in a Relaxation Room on the fourth floor of the University Library.
Cal Poly Pomona University Library has organized a week-long schedule of...
Read MoreClimate Change Scenarios and Impact of the Greenways to Rivers Arterial Stormwater System (GRASS)
As one of the participating schools in the International Geodesign Collaboration, LA6111L studio at Cal Poly Pomona will contribute to the collaboration with the project “...
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Between Sky and Ground: A Cooling Pavilion
Through the research, design and construction of a Cooling Pavilion for the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies, students explore technical, spatial and material linkages between sky and ground, water and body,...
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Exhibition of student work from the entire semester will be presented in the gallery and atrium. A series of figure-ground studies in 2D and 3D lead to the final outdoor installation project 'Occupied Spatial Unit' (OSU) that explores human interaction in relation to several aspects of color...
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The studio investigation is an entry landscape sequence to the HOLA Campus’ new Arts and Recreation Center - A new 25,000 square foot building, that consists of modular structures built from single-use shipping containers, converted into music and...
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Join student's from Cal Poly Pomona's Landscape Architecture program as they share their analysis of Pomona's park system and its potential for enhancement, in the hopes of sparkign conversation about the future of parks and open space in the city.
Open to the public
Pomona City...
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Finals and project deadlines got you feeling a little pinched? ENV Council feels you.
The college's elected student leadership will host three days of a coffee & snacks pop-up event in front of Building 7 to give fellow students a little pick-me-up. Take a breather and a cup of joe...
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What does it mean to be an inclusive "polytechnic" university in the 21st century?
Cal Poly Pomona updated its Academic Master Plan, a Strategic Plan for 2017-2021 that serves as a collective vision for our academic identity, values and future directions. Since its rollout, Provost...
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Assistant Professor Alvaro Huerta from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning moderated Demystifying Mental Health in Working-Class Latina/o Communities & Beyond, a Nov. 14 symposium co-sponsored by the Cal Poly Pomona chapters of the American Planning Student Association (...
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The Cal Poly Pomona chapter of the American Planning Student Association (APSA) hosts COOP-LA, an hour-long panel discussion with half a dozen Los Angeles-based groups who will discuss what it takes to start and operate a co-op.
In Spring 2018, Professor Sooyun Im's ART 352 (Graphic Design II) integrated a service project with the support of Cal Poly Pomona's Center for Community Engagement. The challenge: a branding campaign for La Verne-based nonprofit...
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The second of two 2018-19 L.T. Shanks Travel Scholarship Lectures will feature CPP/ARC student Kleon Tran, who will present his travel and research findings about how New Zealand's geographic isolation has produced "a distinct cultural condition."
The two Shanks...
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Assistant Professor Alvaro Huerta from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning organized and will moderate Demystifying Mental Health in Working-Class Latina/o Communities & Beyond, a symposium open to the university community.
Demystifying Mental Health in...
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The first of two 2018-19 L.T. Shanks Travel Scholarship Lectures will feature CPP/ARC student Franco Mellone, who will present his travel and research findings about sustainanle techniques in Kenyan architecture. His Shanks-sponsored talk will take place on Friday, Nov. 9 at...
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Lecturer Ann Phong from the Department of Art will kick off her latest art exhibition on Thursday, Nov. 8 at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center with a celebratory gallery opening. Admission is free.
Phong's art explores her trans-Pacific journey from Vietnam to California. Her works...
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Daigo Daikoku, art director and graphic design of his eponymous design institute, will give a lecture about his holistic approach to design. His lecture, sponsored by the Cal Poly Pomona chapter of AIGA, is scheduled 12 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 8 at the Building 7 Atrium. The lecture is open to...
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What are your ideas about the way the College of Environmental Design can #designthefuture of its academic programs?
Here's your chance to help plan the future. Let your voice be heard.
Students, faculty and staff are invited to...
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Elected officials and university leaders, alumni and prospective students, and faculty and students gathered on Nov. 1 to observe the ways that the vision of a landscape architecture professor has been sustained and how it has evolved since the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies opened its...
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Cal Poly Pomona Department of Landscape Architecture and our Landscape Architecture Professional Advisory Board invite you to join us to celebrate our landscape architecture community! Join us for a happy hour to catch-up on the start of our very first fall semester and our plans for the year...
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