Awards
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Metropolitan Transportation Commission Mobility Hubs 2021-2022
The MacArthur BART Mobility Hub located in Oakland, CA will welcome travelers to a variety of transit options (walking, biking, micromobility, bus, rail) available at this anchor site with a universal design focus. The project team has designed a solar charging station for both personal and shared e-bikes and e-scooters. Updated station maps and wayfinding redesign has also taken place to make it easier for riders to connect with multiple buses, shuttles, and bike share. |
Hellman Fellows Fund 2021-2022
Prof. Beth Ferguson, University of California-Davis
"Environmental Design for Micromobility and public Transit"
Press Link HERE
Prof. Beth Ferguson, University of California-Davis
"Environmental Design for Micromobility and public Transit"
Press Link HERE
Community Engaged Learning Faculty Fellows 2021
Public Scholarship and Engagement is thrilled to welcome our second cohort of Community Engaged Learning Faculty Fellows. The cohort-based program is organized around monthly meetings and mentorship to support individuals working to fully integrate this learning approach into existing courses and new curricular experiences.
Public Scholarship and Engagement is thrilled to welcome our second cohort of Community Engaged Learning Faculty Fellows. The cohort-based program is organized around monthly meetings and mentorship to support individuals working to fully integrate this learning approach into existing courses and new curricular experiences.
VentureWell Faculty grant 2021-2023
Social and Ecological Entrepreneurship through Digital Fabrication $27,000
Prof. Beth Ferguson, University of California-Davis
A new Industrial Design course series that will create an inviting and supportive atmosphere for underrepresented engineering and design students to digital fabrication concepts through the university makerspace. Students will work in teams to address global social and environmental challenges, developing entrepreneurial skills and ultimately, creating scalable business plans. Collaborators: Prof. Katia Vega, Prof. Jiayi Young, Prof. Barbara Linke
Social and Ecological Entrepreneurship through Digital Fabrication $27,000
Prof. Beth Ferguson, University of California-Davis
A new Industrial Design course series that will create an inviting and supportive atmosphere for underrepresented engineering and design students to digital fabrication concepts through the university makerspace. Students will work in teams to address global social and environmental challenges, developing entrepreneurial skills and ultimately, creating scalable business plans. Collaborators: Prof. Katia Vega, Prof. Jiayi Young, Prof. Barbara Linke
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Autodesk Technology Centers Residency in San Francisco 2019-2022
The SeaShift Collaborative is an interdisciplinary team designing for where architecture, product design, material science, marine biology, and microbiology meet. SeaShift set out to design a floating research device to aid citizens and scientists in studying microplastics in the Bay. This device, the Living Data Pod, placed at urban shorelines accessible to schools and the public, puts the collection of water quality data in the hands of citizens. |
Alameda Creek Atlas, Research Category Winner, Great Places Awards, 2019
Environmental Design Research Association
The place research represented by the Alameda Creek Atlas, is part of multi-pronged effort to build resilience to climate impacts in the watershed through planning and design for sediment transport and Steelhead Trout habitat. Engaging communities and stakeholders within the research and planning of the watershed supported the creation of a feed-back loop, whereby local experts shared broad and diverse conceptualizations of the watershed as a place to the design and research team, and project members then reflected these conceptualizations back to inform a constituency that might advocate for the necessary changes within the watershed.
www.edra.org/page/GreatPlacesRecipient
Environmental Design Research Association
The place research represented by the Alameda Creek Atlas, is part of multi-pronged effort to build resilience to climate impacts in the watershed through planning and design for sediment transport and Steelhead Trout habitat. Engaging communities and stakeholders within the research and planning of the watershed supported the creation of a feed-back loop, whereby local experts shared broad and diverse conceptualizations of the watershed as a place to the design and research team, and project members then reflected these conceptualizations back to inform a constituency that might advocate for the necessary changes within the watershed.
www.edra.org/page/GreatPlacesRecipient
Unlock Alameda Creek, AIA California Merit Award, 2018
The Public Sediment team (Scape, Arcadis Global, The Dredge Research Collaborative, TS Studio, UC Davis Design, UC Davis Human Ecology, and Architectural Ecologies Lab)
The Public Sediment team (Scape, Arcadis Global, The Dredge Research Collaborative, TS Studio, UC Davis Design, UC Davis Human Ecology, and Architectural Ecologies Lab)
Honor Award Analysis and Planning for Public Sediment for Alameda Creek Professional Award 2018
The American Society of Landscape Architects Professional National Awards
The Public Sediment team (Scape, Arcadis Global, The Dredge Research Collaborative, TS Studio, UC Davis Design, UC Davis Human Ecology, and Architectural Ecologies Lab)
The American Society of Landscape Architects Professional National Awards
The Public Sediment team (Scape, Arcadis Global, The Dredge Research Collaborative, TS Studio, UC Davis Design, UC Davis Human Ecology, and Architectural Ecologies Lab)
Austin Green Awards for the Electric Drive Solar Kiosk 2017
“An aspirational little project, Electric Drive demonstrates that small interventions can have big meaning in terms of energy production, consumption and education. This submission is unique in the the project's end purpose is the generate clean energy, so sustainable design decisions are mandatory." - 2017 Austin Green Award Judge
“An aspirational little project, Electric Drive demonstrates that small interventions can have big meaning in terms of energy production, consumption and education. This submission is unique in the the project's end purpose is the generate clean energy, so sustainable design decisions are mandatory." - 2017 Austin Green Award Judge
