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Visit Druker Design Gallery
Located on the main floor of Gund Hall, the Druker Design Gallery comprises the School’s central public thoroughfare. It is the GSD’s largest and most prominent space for exhibitions. The gallery is open to the public Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Register for a Tour of Gund Hall
Prospective students are welcome to register for a tour of Gund Hall led by a current GSD student. Tours are available throughout the fall semester and occasionally during the spring and summer.
Attend a Public Program
Each semester, the Graduate School of Design hosts an array of lectures, panel discussions, conferences, film screenings, and performances that are open to the public. The school’s public programs feature theorists, practitioners, public officials, writers, artists, and scholars from around the world. Their aim is to open up dialogue between the many communities that contribute to the fields of architecture, urban planning and design, landscape architecture, and design studies.
Can’t make it to campus? Join virtually! Many public programs are offered in a hybrid format.
Upcoming Public Lectures at the GSD
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Rouse Visiting Artist Lecture
Zak Kyes “Identity Crisis”
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John T. Dunlop Lecture
Kenzie Bok “The Past, Present, and Future of Public Housing”
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Wheelwright Prize Lecture
Marina Otero Verzier “Feral Clouds”
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Wheelwright Prize Lecture
Marina Otero Verzier with Kate Crawford Conversation
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Open House Lecture
Bill McKibben “A Fresh Start for Our Cities”
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Jaqueline Tyrwhitt Urban Design Lecture
Deborah N. Archer “Transportation, Infrastructure, and Race in American Cities”
