Topics: Ecology
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,…
Screening nightly from 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM on Gund Hall‘s Cambridge Street and Quincy Street facades. Four films highlight student work from Farshid Moussavi‘s Fall 2020 course, Dual-Use: The function of a 21st century urban residential block. …
In February 2020, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first Black History…
Design paradigms are best tested in extreme conditions, as Rahul Mehrotra…
Sara Zewde on retracing Frederick Law Olmsted’s route through the Southern states
It’s been almost three years since the #MeToo movement started launching public awareness around the…
Watch as Alex Krieger, professor and former chair of the Department…
Can you depict a sweating body in an architectural drawing? Are lines capable of expressing…
Until the last decade, Native American, First Nations, and other Indigenous architecture has been a…
Moments of intense constraint have driven architecture toward seismic ruptures, which go on to determine…
In Sherwood Anderson’s collection of short stories, Winesburg, Ohio, the author…
The argument that forests should remain untouched by human beings poses counterintuitive but considerable risks.
A linear economy conceives of waste as an end. It presumes that refuse cast off,…
Hospitals have not always been sites for curing. In a 1974 lecture entitled “The Incorporation…
The design field is at an inflection point. It must challenge its repertoire, rethink technology,…