Ranjani Mazumdar, “The Cinematic Slum”
The slum has been a visual force in a number of city films from…
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Loeb Fellowship announces 2018-2019 cohort
The Loeb Fellowship at the Harvard Graduate School of Design is pleased to announce…
“Reframing Housing Development: How Changes in Design, Construction, and Regulation Could Reduce the Cost of Housing”
What can be done to reduce the cost of housing, particularly in the United…
Introducing the Loeb Fellowship’s Incoming Class of 2017–18
The Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Loeb Fellowship is pleased to announce the nine new…
We the Publics: A manifesto to restore democracy and truth in the Republic
“We the Publics…” is a provocation, a proclamation, and a call for participatory action “We the Publics…” is a reflexive search for clarity that offers a space for individual and collective reflection in a time of ever-increasing noise and distraction “We the Publics…” creates a…
Design for Recovery: Fieldwork in Nepal & Somalia
During January of 2016, a group of GSD students travelled to Nepal and Kenya, to…
Anatomy of Gund Hall
Anatomy of Gund Hall was developed in conjunction with the Sensory Media Workshop conducted by artist David Molander (Loeb Fellow ’17) on September 30, 2016. What? In this workshop, the students will be creating a photographic mapping of Gund Hall. Photography is used as the…
Richard Rogers delivers second annual Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities Lecture
The concept of sustainability evokes a range of considerations for designers, suggesting a question of…
JCHS/Mellon Initiative/Loeb Fellowship Program: “Designing For–and With–Gentrifying Communities”
Join us for a conversation with Elizabeth Timme (MArch 2010) and Helen Leung (MPP 2011), co-Executive Directors of LA-Más, a…
Loeb Fellows: “London || Tuscon: Transportation || Transformation; The Art and Politics of Progressive Urban Planning and Transportation”
London, England and Tucson, Arizona are two extraordinarily different cities in two very different places.