Where Creative Students Strengthen Social Equity, Further Collaboration and Pursue Opportunities that Make a Difference
As the top-ranked college offering city and regional planning, landscape architecture, architecture, architectural engineering, and construction management programs, we help our students develop the skills and abilities needed to find creative solutions to real-time problems faced by industry and our global community.
All gifts help us continue to foster our teacher-scholar model, provide state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, and amplify diversity, equity and inclusion through student and faculty support. See how your donation can make an impact!
Dean's Challenge:
Help the CAED break their previous record and raise $150,000 for student success! When the record breaks, Dean Marc Swackhamer will give an extra $7,500 to the college’s departments—$1,500 per department!
CAED Challenge Gifts:
Architecture — DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT
For the third Poly Gives in a row, David Gilmore (Architecture, '76) is matching gifts to the department, up to $20,000!
Architectural Engineering — DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT
The ARCE Advisory Council are matching gifts to the department up to $5,000!
City and Regional Planning — UNLOCK THE GIFT
When gift totals reach $5,000, it will a $10,000 gift from Wally Gordon (Architecture, '79, BAR Architecture, '80).
Landscape Architecture — DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT
Wally Gordon (Architecture, '79, BAR Architecture, '80) and Matt Daley at McGuire and Hester have teamed up to match gifts to the department up to $15,000!
Interdisciplinary Studios Fund — DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT
Scott Gaudineer (Architecture, '79, BAR Architecture, '80) is back for the third year in a row to match gifts to this initiative that encourages students from all departments within the CAED to work together to design, collaborate and innovate — up to $25,000!
Poly Canyon Design Village — DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT
The Alliance is matching gifts to Poly Canyon Design Village up to $12,500! Hosted by the Architecture Department, this legacy three-day competition brings students together to design and construct habitable structures.
