Student Work

Gary R. Hilderbrand, Instructor

Fall 2020

Features

Rendering of a building wrapped around a tree in a forest.

The Future of Tourism: Can the pandemic change how we visit popular sites for the better? 

Oonagh Davis’s (MArch II ’23) proposal for the option studio “Between Wilderness and Civilization,”…

Dec 14, 2021

News

Interior space of the building with main stair in the center

Faculty-led KARAMUK KUO Wins Competition for New Research and Laboratory Building in Basel

KARAMUK KUO, the Zurich-based architecture office led by Ünal Karamuk and GSD…

Oct 27, 2021

The Nexus

Nexus Podcast: Dmitri Julius on terrestrial and outer space sustainable building practices

Season 2, Episode 5: Dmitri Julius connects the dots between terrestrial, sustainable building practices…

Aug 31, 2021

Lecture

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Nov 15, 2021

12:00PM – 01:30PM

GSD, Gund Hall Virtual Event Space

Lecture

Department of Architecture

Free and open to the public

Lecture

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Oct 4, 2021

12:00PM – 01:30PM

GSD, Gund Hall Virtual Event Space

Lecture

Free and open to the public

Announcements

“ResilientHub” wins third place in Solar Decathlon Design Challenge

“ResilientHub,” a project by a team of Harvard Graduate School of Design students, received third…

Jun 21, 2021

Student Work

Holly Samuelson, Instructor

Fall 2020

Announcements

GIF showing chronological progression of grain elevator

LA DALLMAN Architects wins 2021 Progressive Architecture Award for transformation of 1901 Wisconsin grain elevator

The transformative new design for the Teweles and Brandeis Grain Elevator in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin…

Mar 25, 2021

OP-ED

Consumers living within the compeititive power markets of Texas — which cover about 85 percent of the state — have consistently paid higher prices for electricity than those buying electricity from regulated municipal utilities and cooperatives. Photograph: Allison V. Smith, STR / The New York Times

Power and Justice in the Lone Grid State: Abby Spinak and Sarah Stanford-McIntyre on the crisis in Texas

Newspapers this week are swamped with headlines like, “What Went Wrong…

Feb 19, 2021

Topic Sustainability

Parallel History

The Future of Tourism: Can the pandemic change how we visit popular sites for the better?

Faculty-led KARAMUK KUO Wins Competition for New Research and Laboratory Building in Basel

Nexus Podcast: Dmitri Julius on terrestrial and outer space sustainable building practices

Wheelwright Prize Lecture: Aude-Line Dulière, “The Turn of the Screw and other short stories on dismantling and reuse”

Spiro Pollalis, “Sustainability and Climate Change: From Science to Design”

“ResilientHub” wins third place in Solar Decathlon Design Challenge

ResilientHub

LA DALLMAN Architects wins 2021 Progressive Architecture Award for transformation of 1901 Wisconsin grain elevator

Power and Justice in the Lone Grid State: Abby Spinak and Sarah Stanford-McIntyre on the crisis in Texas

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