BSA exhibit features Ingeborg Rocker’s winning urban intervention
The work of associate professor Ingeborg Rocker, winner of this year's Women in Design: Urban Interventions competition, is being shown at BSA Space in Boston.
The work of associate professor Ingeborg Rocker, winner of this year's Women in Design: Urban Interventions competition, is being shown at BSA Space in Boston.
Allen Sayegh (associate professor in practice of architectural technology) and Ingeborg Rocker (associate professor of architecture) have curated an interactive installation titled “Suspense: A womb with a view,” by Sophia Chang. The exhibit at Invivia in Cambridge closes with a reception on October 2.
Silvia Benedito (assistant professor in landscape architecture), and Alexander Häusler (MArch II '04) of OFICINAA won 3rd prize in the international competition to design the Danube riverfront in the city of Ingolstadt, Germany.
The Harvard Urban Planning Organization once again took part in Parking Day, an annual international event in which designers, activists, and ordinary citizens turn parking spaces into miniature parks. This year’s theme was “The Public Living Room.”
Ashley Mendelsohn(MDes ’14) is awarded a spring 2013 Teaching Award from the Harvard Bok Center.
Six GSD students have been selected as inaugural members of the Harvard Digital Problem-Solving Initiative (DPSI) by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School.
GSD denizens represent a strong presence at the upcoming Buenos Aires Biennale: BienalBA. Inaki Abalos, Felipe Correa, Rahul Mehrotra and Jorge Silvetti are featured speakers, and Mehrotra has won the Bienal de Arquitectura Internacional award..
Peter Christensen's review of the exhibition, "Baghdad: City of Mirages, 1952-1982" featured in recent issue of the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians (JSAH).
On Thursday, August 29, during Orientation Week, the Alumni Council hosted a reception for new students to the GSD. With the threat of rain overhead, students and alumni gathered under the eaves of Gund Hall.
For the first in a series of GSD Alumni Q+A, we asked John Ronan (MArch ’91) about his work, his life and his GSD experience.