Latest issue of Landscape Architecture journal featuring GSD students and professors questions how a focus on landscape can transform traditional conceptions of infrastructure.
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Aneesha Dharwadker (MDes '12) and Conor O'Shea (MLA II '12, MDes '14) received third place in the Chicago Architectural Club Burnham Prize NEXT STOP: Designing Chicago BRT Stations.
Anya Domlesky (MLA ‘14) and Martin Pavlinic (MLA ‘14) receive prize for Best GIS Project in Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies.
GSD Architecture core studio coordinators have selected Joanie Tom (MArch ’15) as the 2013 Araldo A. Cossutta Prize recipient.
GSD Associate Professor in Practice of Real Estate and the Built Environment presented “Urbanization in China: Process and Challenges."
GSD faculty and alum win Graham Foundation grants
Jun 07, 2013
The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts has announced its 2013 Grants to Individuals, and 7 of the 60 awards this year are going to GSD faculty and alums.
Members of the MUP class of 2013—Holly Masek, James McNally, and Mica Wilson—won the top prize of the first Connect Historic Boston Public Art Ideas Contest.
Xiaowei R Wang (MLA I ’13) air quality project selected as finalist in the INDEX Design Award competition.
Joyce Rosenthal on building back better
Jun 04, 2013
Following the recent devastating tornado in Oklahoma Joyce Klein Rosenthal (assistant professor of urban planning) has been thinking about optimal rebuilding processes and outcomes. In an interview with the Harvard Gazette, she talks about the meaning of resiliency and the attributes that help communities rebound. Read “Up from the ruins, slowly.”
Jorge Silvetti’s Getty
Jun 03, 2013
Jorge Silvetti (professor of architecture) has released La Nueva Villa Getty detailing the 12-year expansion and transformation of the Getty Villa in Malibu by Machado and Silvetti Associates. The richly illustrated monograph offers a comprehensive graphic record of a complex project.
