Climate Migration: Latin America Prepares for an Increase in Environmental Refugees
Infrastructure, in conventional imaginations, exists as a tool of permanence: bridges, roads, sidewalks, and utilities…
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Sunghea Khil Receives Travel and Research Grant from the American Planning Association
Sunghea Khil, a joint degree Master in Urban Planning and Public Policy candidate at…
Report on Manufactured Housing and Latinx Homeownership Finds Significant Challenges and Offers Strategies for Improvement
Front cover of the Manufactured Homes report, a new paper detailing the…
Excerpt from The Kinetic City & Other Essays: The Permanent and Ephemeral by Rahul Mehrotra
The Kinetic City & Other Essays is the latest book from…
Three Student Proposals Addressing the National Housing Crisis Place at the 2021 Hack-A-House Competition
Proposals developed by three groups of Harvard Graduate School of DesignGSD students were recently recognized…
John Rahaim on the California Housing Crisis: What are planners to do?
In the past decade, San Francisco has become the poster child for income inequality, housing…
2021 Plimpton-Poorvu Design Prize, Honorable Mention: Dolvi Township Project
by Andriani Wira Atmadja (MUP ’21) and Nadege Giraudet (MArch I ’21) — Recipients of…
A mixed-use proposal for historic Massachusetts site wins first place in affordable housing competition
Young girls at the Industrial School for Girls, 1903 (credit: Harvard Art Museums) Lancaster Commons,…
David Bemporad named Harvard’s Graduate Student Employee of the Year
David Bemporad (MUP ’21) has been named Harvard’s Graduate Student Employee…
Students, Faculty Receive 2021 Harvard Mellon Initiative Awards for Urban-Focused Research
The Harvard Mellon Urban Initiative recently awarded 29 grants for urban-focused…