# Dana Cuff

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Dana Cuff: Rethinking home, office and the city

The city of Los Angeles feels very different than usual. Gone are the large crowds and traffic jams. The trains and buses are mostly empty, as the world has shrunk to the size of our homes and neighborhoods. Will everything go back to normal once the pandemic is over? Or will we forever move throug…

The Politics of Density

Dana Cuff is an author and educator whose research focuses on affordable housing and urban density. As director of cityLAB at UCLA, she has spearheaded efforts to make housing in Los Angeles more dense, equitable, and affordable.

#133 - Dana Cuff, Founding Director of cityLAB on Urban Design, Changing Planning Policies, & Smart Architecture

Dana was the winner of the 2019 Women in Architecture Activist Award from Architectural Record. Dana Cuff is a professor, author, and scholar in architecture and urbanism at the University of California, Los Angeles where she is also the founding director of cityLAB, a think tank that explores de…

Gentrification Isn’t About Hipsters

The term gentrification can be a catch-all word to characterize the arrival of hipsters, widely available wi-fi, and whites moving into neighborhoods of color. But at a Thinking L.A. event co-presented by UCLA and moderated by KCRW news producer Saul Gonzalez, a panel of Angelenos who study and wor…

Dana Cuff: Architecture and spatial justice.

In Season 3, Episode 18 of ⁠A is for Architecture⁠ Dana Cuff speaks about her recent book, ⁠Architectures of Spatial Justice⁠, published by MIT Press last year. Dana is Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, and founding director of cityLAB, both at the University of California, Los Angeles. …

What can Calgary learn from California? UCLA architecture professor Dana Cuff authored state law so single family housing could have rental units

What can Calgary learn from California? UCLA architecture professor Dana Cuff authored state law so single family housing could have rental units. "LA is the mother of all suburbs. We were responsible for coming up with post-suburban ideas. I'm very sympathetic to what you're going through."

Goodbye, Julius Shulman

Julius Shulman, architectural photographer whose seductive images sold California Midcentury Modern architecture and its lifestyle around the world, died on July 15 at the age of 98. We celebrate his legacy with recollections from some of the people who knew him -- Dion Neutra, Craig Krull, Juergen…

99: Distinctive Architecture and Education with Jeffry Burchard, Machado Silvetti

Jeffry Burchard, Partner at Machado Silvetti and Associate Professor at Harvard GSD, is known for his innovative design approach and contributions to architectural education. He influences both students and professionals with his expertise and focus on quality and conceptual thinking in architectur…

Bruin to Bruin: Transforming Cities Through Design – A Conversation with Dana Cuff

In this episode of "Bruin to Bruin," Professor Dana Cuff from the UCLA School of Architecture and Urban Design discusses her transformative work with cityLAB, a research center addressing social justice and urban challenges through design. From affordable housing laws to community partnerships in L…