Architectural drawing of several structures drawn in blue and arranged in a grid

On Pushing the Boundaries of Architecture Representation

Architecture students arrive at the task of representation with a mounting sense of urgency. There…

Jan 19, 2022

Features

Rendering of a building wrapped around a tree in a forest.

The Future of Tourism: Can the pandemic change how we visit popular sites for the better? 

Oonagh Davis's (MArch II '23) proposal for the option studio “Between Wilderness and Civilization,”…

Dec 14, 2021

Features

Drawing of butterflies and caterpillars.

Fostering Relationships Between Insects and Humans Through Design

Liwei Shen (MLA I ’22) and Hyemin Gu (MLA I AP ’22) are researching…

Nov 30, 2021

Interviews

Illustration of a person with long hair looking though a lens at the ground. Under the ground is a pool of water.

Climate Change, Water Rights, and the Future of the Mexican Altiplano: An interview with Lorena Bello

Apan Lagoon, formerly a 600-hectare lake, dries up seasonally. Image: Gustavo Madrid The recent United…

Nov 23, 2021

Features

Front steps of L'Enfant Plaza, a brutalist building in black and white, with a woman standing on the front steps.

What if Washington DC were granted statehood? Preston Scott Cohen on designing a new American city-state

Since 2000, the standard Washington, DC, license plate carries the message: “Taxation Without Representation,” and…

Nov 12, 2021

Features

Book cover of Mehrotra’s “The Kinetic City & Other Essays”

Excerpt from The Kinetic City & Other Essays: The Permanent and Ephemeral by Rahul Mehrotra

The Kinetic City & Other Essays is the latest book from…

Nov 4, 2021

Interviews

Anne Anlin Cheng on the Importance of Discussing Beauty and Aesthetics to Dismantle Systems of Oppression

In her latest book, Ornamentalism, multidisciplinary scholar and Princeton professor Anne Anlin Cheng focuses on…

Oct 20, 2021

News

photograph of landscape architect standing in forest

Julie Bargmann (MLA’ 87) wins inaugural Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize

The Oberlander Prize, an initiative of The Cultural Landscape Foundation, includes a $100,000 award and…

Oct 14, 2021

Features

Black and white map of the United States showing the Black population in 1900 which is concentrated in the southern states.

In Inaugural Cycle, REA Fund Supports Diverse Projects United by Pursuit of Equity and Anti-Racism

In spring 2021, the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and…

Oct 7, 2021

Interviews

Practice in a Time of Economic Uncertainty: Advice for Emerging Architects

For many architects—particularly those at the start of their careers—the current moment feels fraught with…

Sep 10, 2021

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On Pushing the Boundaries of Architecture Representation

The Future of Tourism: Can the pandemic change how we visit popular sites for the better?

Fostering Relationships Between Insects and Humans Through Design

Climate Change, Water Rights, and the Future of the Mexican Altiplano: An interview with Lorena Bello

What if Washington DC were granted statehood? Preston Scott Cohen on designing a new American city-state

Excerpt from The Kinetic City & Other Essays: The Permanent and Ephemeral by Rahul Mehrotra

Anne Anlin Cheng on the Importance of Discussing Beauty and Aesthetics to Dismantle Systems of Oppression

Julie Bargmann (MLA’ 87) wins inaugural Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize

In Inaugural Cycle, REA Fund Supports Diverse Projects United by Pursuit of Equity and Anti-Racism

Practice in a Time of Economic Uncertainty: Advice for Emerging Architects

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