Fall 2015 main exhibition Living Anatomy: An Exhibition About Housing opens August 24
On Monday, August 24, the Harvard Graduate School of Design opened its main Fall 2015 exhibition Living Anatomy: An Exhibition About Housing, running all semester.
GSDs Kiel Moe talks air conditioning, historically and today, with Science Friday
Kiel Moe, associate professor of architecture and energy at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, joined the nationally broadcast radio show Science Friday last week to discuss air conditioning on a global scale, touching on both its history and its contemporary state.
GSD duo designs tiny houses for cross-Harvard startup
Harvard-based startup Getaway is tapping into the “tiny house movement,” and a Harvard Graduate School of Design pair is embracing the creative challenges of designing Getaway’s star attraction: so-called “tiny houses” available for vacation rental.
GSD’s Design Discovery program invites design exploration, experimentation
The GSD’s six-week Career Discovery program presents a hyperintensive engagement with design that mirrors a graduate-level studio experience.
Professor Jerold Kayden talks Boston’s privately-owned public spaces with Radio Boston
The Harvard Graduate School of Design's Jerold Kayden, Frank Backus Williams Professor of Urban Planning and Design, joined WBUR's Radio Boston on Friday, July 31 to discuss Boston's so-called privately-owned public spaces (POPS) with host Meghna Chakrabarti.
GSD team travels to UAE to present at Ajman Urban Planning Conference
An interdisciplinary team of Harvard Graduate School of Design students recently presented at the 2015 Ajman Urban Planning Conference in Ajman, United Arab Emirates, alongside the GSD’s Ann Forsyth, professor of urban planning.
Latent (e)Scapes by Christina Leigh Geros (MLA/MAUD 15) on display in Radcliffe Yard
Harvard Graduate School of Design grad Christina Leigh Geros (MLA/MAUD ’15) recently won the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study’s biennial Public Art Competition with her project “Latent (e)Scapes,” now on display at the Susan S. and Kenneth L. Wallach Garden in Radcliffe Yard.
Bradley Cantrell (MLA 03) appointed Director of Master of Landscape Architecture Program
The Harvard Graduate School of Design announces the appointment of Bradley Cantrell (MLA ‘03) as Director of the Master of Landscape Architecture Program, commencing immediately.
Champion of Neighborhoods: Maurice Cox (LF 02) in Detroit
Maurice Cox, Detroit’s new planning director, views the city through the lens of opportunity. While others can’t see beyond acres of abandoned land, he sees the walkable streets and neighborhood density that foster community and plenty of parks, gardens and local enterprise. He also sees the resilient spirit that can make it all happen. Read “Detroit’s new planning director: Dream Big” and view a video interview with Maurice Cox.
GSD contributors explore connections between cuisine and architecture
Latest issue of Log magazine features range of GSD contributors
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