- CED Spotlight
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In the News
- CED recognizes distinguished alumni, and outstanding faculty and students
- "Drawn from the Garden" Exhibit
- LABash 2013
- Student Film Competition
- Spring 2013 Events
- Fall 2012 Events
- CED Has Moved to Jackson Street!
- Alumnus Georgia Author of the Year
- Altamaha: A River and Its Keeper
- Going for the gold, LEED Gold that is
- Panel: The importance of social science, design, and planning when hard science is under attack
- Andrés Duany Lecture
- Jim R. Cothran, FASLA, adjunct professor, and author passes away
- Design Intelligence ranks UGA #1 in Sustainable Design Practice
- Jekyll Island Watercolor Exhibit
- Edward Daugherty Kicks off CED Lecture Series
- Historic Garden Structures & the Structure of Historic Gardens
- Dan Franklin Social
- Reading the Landscape at Stratford Hall
- CED Students Paddle for a Cause
- Grad School Features MHP Student
- David Alan Lewis
- Professor & Student Reconstruct Village
- Mid-Century Architecture Symposium
- Alumnus' Work to be Featured in Circle Gallery
- William Bartram's Georgia
- CED-Nanjing Exchange
- ABC's Extreme Makeover features Alumnus' Work
- Two CED Students Receive the Prestigious Gilman Study Abroad Scholarship
- Help Athens Land Trust win a $50,000 grant
- CED professors earn honors at CELA conference
- Courtyard named in honor of Robert J. Hill
- CED press clippings
- Six CED alumni included on list of top businesses
- Karen Phillips to speak in spring lecture series
- CED Alumni recognized for professional achievements
- Athens recognized as a distinctive historic destination
- MLA students create video inventory of community
- Dean Dan Nadenicek receives Outstanding Administrator Award
- CED receives top national rankings
- UGA Senior Receives Feighner Award
- Masters of Historic Preservation Students Receive Grant
- Daniel Nadenicek named dean of College of Environment and Design
- Student Publications
- Newsletters
CED Has Moved to Jackson Street!
What’s New?
As of August 1, 2012, some of the programs and services of the College of Environment and Design (CED) are now located at 285 South Jackson Street.
The mid-century, former visual arts building, has been rededicated as the College of Environment & Design’s exciting, sustainably rehabilitated, new home and includes Administrative Offices, Owens Library, Circle Gallery, and the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program.
What Stays the Same?
CED graduate programs remain in their current locations of Denmark Hall (MLA and MHP) and Tanner (MEPD). The Center for Community Design & Preservation continues operation out of the Broad Street Studios. The Founders Memorial Garden Complex remains under the stewardship of CED, and serves as offices for faculty emeriti and the Environmental Ethics Certificate Program.
CED’s Future
A campaign has commenced to raise funds for an additional wing to our new home. Our overall goal is $20 million for sustainable brick and mortar construction, as well as to support professorships and other educational enhancements for students in keeping our programs and facilities as innovative and advanced as possible. The campaign begins with naming opportunities in the newly rehabilitated building, in the future wing, as well as opportunities in Denmark Hall where many of our alumni were taught.
The purpose for the addition is to house all of CED’s academic programs in the Environment & Design Building (EDB) on Jackson Street. Having all programs in one house will foster cross-disciplinary work as well as a sense of community, collaboration and ingenuity. It will make us the most outstanding example of a College of Environment & Design in the State of Georgia, and potentially in the nation. Denmark Hall will be repurposed for CED’s Cultural Landscape Laboratory and other research and design labs for various classes. The Founders Memorial Garden Complex will also be retained and managed by the college in perpetuity for historic preservation, alumni events and educational purposes.
CED’s New Mailing Addresses:
For offices and individuals located in EDB, Bishop, and Tanner:
College of Environment & Design
104 Jackson Street Building
285 South Jackson Street
Athens, Georgia 30602
For offices and individuals located in Denmark Hall:
College of Environment & Design
104 Denmark Hall
115 Bocock Street
Athens, Georgia 30602
For the Center for Community Design & Preservation:
College of Environment & Design
Broad Street Studio 1
225 West Broad Street
Athens, Georgia 30602
Who are you looking for?
| Dean’s Office | 104 Jackson Street Building 706-542-1816 |
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| External Affairs | Bishop House 706-542-4724 |
| Technology Services | 31 Jackson Street Building 706-542-4463 |
| Bachelor of Landscape Architecture | 118 Jackson Street Building 706-542-4725 |
| Master of Landscape Architecture | 104 Denmark Hall 706-542-4720 |
| Master of Historic Preservation |
104 Denmark Hall 706-542-4720 |
| Master of Environmental Planning & Design | 202 Tanner Building 706-542-4720 |
| Environmental Ethics Certificate Program | 2nd Floor, Founders Garden House 706-542-0935 |
| Center for Community Design & Preservation | Broad Street Studio 1 706-369-5883 |
| Owens Library | 121 Jackson Street Building 706-542-8292 |
| Circle Gallery | 102 Jackson Street Building 706-542-8292 |
