Maria Jaakkola (LF ’15) questions state of Boston’s Emerald Necklace with unique video project "(Dis)connected," encountering obstacles like unkempt grasses, abandoned buildings, and multi-lane car traffic.
The Harvard Graduate School of Design’s department of landscape architecture is now accepting applications for its Daniel Urban Kiley Teaching Fellowship, awarded annually.
Alberto Embriz de Salvatierra (MLA/MDes ’17) has been honored with a Walking Visionaries Award by Walk21.
An Inclusive Edge, a panel discussion with architects and advocates hosted at the first Chicago Architecture Biennial, examines how practitioers from diverse backgrounds are disrupting the status quo to move the field of architecture forward. Saturday October 3, 2:00-3:00 pm Sullivan Galleries, 33 S. State St., 7th floor
Harvard Graduate School of Design professors Michael Van Valkenburgh and Krzysztof Wodiczko are among the panelists for the United Nations (UN) World Habitat Day events in New York, to be held Monday, October 5.
The American Society of Landscape Architects (ALSA) has announced its 2015 professional and student awards, with several Harvard Graduate School of Design professors, students, and alumni recognized for recent work.
On Saturday, October 3, the City of Chicago launches the inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial, titled “The State of the Art of Architecture" and featuring a range of Harvard Graduate School of Design professors and alumni
A new exhibition on Gund Hall’s Experiments Wall uniquely approaches a provocative topic: fatal encounters between civilians and police across the country.
A team comprising Harvard Graduate School of Design professors and recent alumni is one of four winners in the 2015 Field Constructs Design Competition (FCDC), which tasked entrants to design, fabricate, and install a site-specific intervention at the Circle Acres Nature Preserve in Austin, Texas
A Harvard Graduate School of Design student team is one of five winners in a unique competition titled “A Beautiful Decay,” an endeavor of Miami-based initiative Save Before Quitting. GSD students B. Cannon Ivers, Devin Dobrowolski, and Mary Catherine Miller (all MLA ’16) entered the competition in June and were announced as winners on September 8.