Cutting the Tall Grass
by Sharon Cornelissen (Postdoctoral Fellow) Sharon Cornelissen lived and became a homeowner as an…
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Detroit’s Got Lots: The Generation Z Guide to Warrendale’s Vacant Lots
by Ann Salerno (MLA I ’18) Warrendale—like many of Detroit’s neighborhoods—has a lot of vacant…
Street Dreams: Redefining Revitalization at West Warren Avenue
by Natasha Hicks (MUP/MDes ’19) and Simone Hodgson (MUP ’18) This project explored what inclusive…
Growing-Up Warrendale: Trauma-Informed Landscape Operations for Neighborhood Intersections
by Ana Cristina Garcia (MLA I ’17) The neighborhood of Warrendale in Detroit is transforming…
Architecture, Design, Action: Charles Waldheim on Dismantling Systemic Racism in Pedagogy and Practice
Charles Waldheim, John E. Irving Professor of Landscape Architecture & Director of the Office for…
CANCELLED – Landscape as Urbanism in the Americas
Over the past quarter century landscape has been claimed as model and medium for the…
Bauhaus and the City
Bauhaus and the City Master in Design Studies Colloquium celebrates 100 years of urban…
Inaugural Conference of the Harvard GSD Office for Urbanization: “heliomorphism”
Convened by Charles Waldheim with Sergio Lopez-Pineiro and Daniel Ibañez View…
Keynote, with Thom Mayne and Jeanne Gang, for “heliomorphism,” the Inaugural Conference of the Harvard GSD Office for Urbanization
The topic of solar orientation and urban form is perennial and, once again, timely. “Ecological…
The Project on South Florida and Sea Level
South Florida and Sea Level: Adaptive Strategies for Green Infrastructure, Landscape Ecology, and Cultural Heritage…
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