Bradley Cantrell (MLA '03) recently published the book Responsive Landscapes: Strategies for Responsive Technologies in Landscape Architecture. Cantrell coauthored the book with Justine Holzman
Martin Bechthold (DDes '01), professor of architectural technology at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, recently published the book Ceramic Material Systems in Architecture and Interior Design
Kiel Moe (MDes ’03), associate professor of architecture and energy at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, has been awarded a Fulbright Distinguished Chair Award for the 2016–2017 academic year.
The annual Cevisama fair is the largest exhibition of ceramics and terracotta in the world, and this year a team of students from the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Material Processes and Systems Group (MaP+S) are presenting what Architect’s Newspaper called “one of the most advanced and exciting projects in the entire fair.”
Jon Lott (MArch '05), design critic in architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, is one of the Architectural League of New York's 2016 Emerging Voices, announced on February 3.
Rahul Mehrotra, professor of urban design and planning at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, has curated this spring’s “The State of Architecture: Practices & Processes in India” exhibition at Mumbai’s National Gallery of Modern Art. The exhibition opened on January 6 and runs until March 20. It marks the first large-scale exhibition on architecture in India in over two decades.
Martin Bechthold has been named the Kumagai Professor of Architectural Technology at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, effective January 1, 2016.
The Harvard Graduate School of Design announces a trio of faculty appointments, adding two professors to the Department of Urban Planning and Design (UPD) and one to the Department of Architecture.
Harvard Graduate School of Design student Jung Hyun Woo (MDes ’16) coauthored a Sunday, January 10 opinion-editorial piece for the New York Daily News, proposing that New York’s Broadway avenue should be transformed into a vibrant, linear, pedestrian thoroughfare—a ground-level park integrated with the life of the city.
Harvard Graduate School of Design design critic in architecture Jonathan Lott (MArch ’05) and colleagues at Collective–LOK will be adding an element of intimacy and intrigue to New York’s Times Square this Valentine’s Day.