Professor Susan Fainstein to speak at Centre for Liveable Cities, Singapore
On February 27 Professor Susan Fainstein will speak at the Centre for Liveable Cities in Singapore.
Penny White Fund winners to study bees, glaciers and skateboarders
Nowhere is the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s commitment to holistic and innovative design solutions better illustrated than in the Penny White Fund’s 2014 prize winners.
Jennifer Min Lee wins APA scholarship
Jennifer Min Le (MUP’14) has won the American Planning Association’s 2013 Charles Abrams Scholarship.
Rahul Mehrotra featured in Section Cut launch
Section Cut, a new website of resources for design students, emerging practitioners and design educators, recently launched its new “Giants!” series with a profile of Rahul Mehrotra (chair and professor of urban planning and design).
Behind the Lens: Iwan Baan gives impromptu photo workshop
Over two dozen students crammed into the newly opened photo studio in the basement of Gund Hall on Wednesday for a hands-on workshop with one of the world’s premier architectural photographers, Iwan Baan.
Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc., awarded the American Planning Association’s 2014 National Planning Excellence Award for Urban Design
Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc., is awarded the American Planning Association's 2014 National Planning Excellence Award for Urban Design for their design transformation of the Brooklyn Bridge Park project
Next Generation Infrastructure for Sustainable Environments
Zofnass Program for Sustainable Infrastructure at Harvard GSD awarded Surdna Foundation research grant.
Niall Kirkwood presents keynote lecture for Re-calibrating Bangkoks Infrastructure
In January 2014, Niall Kirkwood, Professor of Landscape Architecture and Technology presented a keynote lecture in the symposium Re-Calibrating Bangkok's Infrastructure, as well as participated in the symposium workshop
GSD students join quest to end food poverty
A team from Harvard that includes 3 GSD students has advanced to the regional finals of the 4th Annual Hult Prize. Venkata Krishna Kumar Matturi, Conor OShea and Ghazal Jafari (MDesS candidates) working with Varun Bhandari (MPA, HKS) and Yogeeta Manglani (MSc, HSPH) will compete for$1 million to launch a sustainable social venture that promotes global food security.
Nathan King at University of Innsbruck’s Institute for Structure and Design
Nathan King (Fall 2013 Instructor of Architecture and DDes ’14) presented the results of the course relating to Innovation in Ceramics and The Future of Architectural Applications, during the Form|Rule|RuleForm symposium on Self-organizing forms and processes at the University of Innsbruck Institute for Structure and Deign, Innsbruck Austria.
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