Can Parkitecture Heal? Jeanne Gang on making American National Parks “more accessible, more inviting, and more welcoming”
Early federal policies that set aside land for the national parks focused mainly on the…
Early federal policies that set aside land for the national parks focused mainly on the…
Pairs is a student-led journal at the Harvard Graduate School of Design dedicated to conversations…
Back in his hometown: Stephen Gray in downtown Cincinnati. Photo: Aaron Conway/aaconn studio. Courtesy of…
Designed by ELLA. Three time zones and three thousand miles…
In February 2020, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first Black History…
Much of modern civilization has been shaped by a fundamental need for shelter, and much…
Newspapers this week are swamped with headlines like, “What Went Wrong…
Black Harlem, storied and resilient, has been chronicled from many perspectives. Missing until now has…
A visionary architect of the modern metropolis surveyed the vast urban scene unfolding from his…
Disability ought to be an exciting subject for architects: it’s about lived experience, problem solving,…