The Queer Home: Combining Architecture with Movement to Speculate on the Future of Housing
As early as the 1960s, movement artist Simone Forti began interrogating what dance is. In…
As early as the 1960s, movement artist Simone Forti began interrogating what dance is. In…
Jenny French on re-centering collective housing in pedagogy and practice
Fellowship to support Otero’s research proposal Future Storage: Architectures to Host the Metaverse, an examination…
What does a just society look like? Often, it’s not about the things you…
A curious stranger at an airport recently asked Omotara Oluwafemi (MArch I ’22) what she…
Megan Panzano on the GSD's Early Design Education Programs
“Everything we do at the GSD,” Dean Sarah Whiting said, “is affected by or affects…
Is globalization the most powerful single force shaping the built environment today? Guest edited by…
Anne Lacaton, in a lecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design on March 29, 2022
Two decades ago, the United Nations Convention on Biodiversity set a goal of designating 17…
For Dianne Lê (MLA II ’22), design and research is deeply informed by her background.
Lever House, Gordon Bunshaft and Natalie de Blois (SOM), New York City, 1952. Photo…
Infrastructure, in conventional imaginations, exists as a tool of permanence: bridges, roads, sidewalks, and utilities…
Sam Olbekson on shaping contemporary Indigenous design
For Sara Arman (MUP ’22), community organizing is essential. When Arman graduated from Tufts with…
Architecture students arrive at the task of representation with a mounting sense of urgency. There…
Sara Hendren on designing with and not just for people with atypical bodies and minds
Before coming to the GSD, Ed Bayes (MDE ’22) studied law and anthropology and worked…
Season 2, Episode 9: Lesley Lokko delves into the relationship between fiction writing and Architecture…
Listen to Krzysztof Wodiczko and the curator Dan Borelli discussing six of…