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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

Photo Essay

An Island in Flux: Envisioning a more resilient Nantucket

Nantucket offers a vivid illustration of the principle of flux, the idea that everything is…

Sep 2, 2021

News

A photograph of an architectural project in China by one of the GSD's Fall 2021 event speakers, Open Architecture

Harvard GSD announces Fall 2021 public program

Harvard GSD announces its series of virtual public lectures for the Fall 2021 semester, inviting…

Aug 26, 2021

Features

Excerpt from Harvard Real Estate Review: “Transitioning Cross-laminated Timber to an American Context” by Ian Grohsgal

The Harvard Real Estate Review is a student-run…

Aug 25, 2021

News

Headshots of Elouise Cobell, Mabel Wilson, and Tao Dejian.

Reexamining the Hidden Figures of Design: A Class on Belonging by Hansy Better Barraza

“‘How many Black urbanists can you name? How many Latinx architects from the 20th century…

Aug 20, 2021

Features

Spread from Yoni Carnice's book. Man on the left and text on the right.

Reclaiming Asian-American Garden History: Yoni Angelo Carnice researches the work and legacy of Demetrio Braceros at San Francisco’s Cayuga Playground

When Yoni Angelo Carnice (MLA ’20) first visited Cayuga Playground in San Francisco, he was…

Aug 5, 2021

Features

Small Institutions: On rediscovering the emotional conditions of architecture

The city, according to Louis Kahn, arose through the establishment of institutions. By extension, he…

Jul 30, 2021

Features

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GSD experts on a major barrier to climate crisis mitigation: “The majority of Americans have little experience with the land and its rhythms”

If Earth’s biosphere is in crisis, it is a peculiar sort of crisis. To human…

Jul 14, 2021

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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

An Island in Flux: Envisioning a more resilient Nantucket

Harvard GSD announces Fall 2021 public program

Excerpt from Harvard Real Estate Review: “Transitioning Cross-laminated Timber to an American Context” by Ian Grohsgal

Reexamining the Hidden Figures of Design: A Class on Belonging by Hansy Better Barraza

Reclaiming Asian-American Garden History: Yoni Angelo Carnice researches the work and legacy of Demetrio Braceros at San Francisco’s Cayuga Playground

Small Institutions: On rediscovering the emotional conditions of architecture

GSD experts on a major barrier to climate crisis mitigation: “The majority of Americans have little experience with the land and its rhythms”

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