Climate change, justice, and resilience at Harvard Graduate School of Design

At Harvard Graduate School of Design, climate crisis and resilience is a…

On view through October 20, A Hole in the Wall exhibition presents an intimate reading of space

We usually don’t think much about what a thing is, because its self-evident qualities make it…

The Grand Tour: GSD’s Wheelwright Prize reminds architects of the power of global research

“Two years ago, when I received the call about the Wheelwright Prize, Mohsen Mostafavi mentioned…

The Humanitarian Activist’s Handbook: Understanding the role of architects and planners in humanitarian crises

African refugees, who fled the besieged Libyan city of Misrata, stand outside tents in the…

The Death of the Genius: An alternative history of computation lays bare the problem of invisible labor in architecture

  The development of the computer occasioned a radical paradigm shift in numerous fields. According…

Exhibition Preview: Shinohara Kazuo: ModernNext on view through October 11 in the Druker Design Gallery

Student work: Mining an emerging area of dementia studies, Alicia Valencia encourages memory-care facilities to embrace aesthetic play

Children may be celebrated for their non-rational thoughts, but society expects that adults will use…

At the Gardner Museum, Big Plans draws on landscape architecture’s progressive, reform-minded roots

By the time Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. founded the world’s first landscape architecture program at…

Celebrating Phil Freelon: Steven Lewis reflects on a career that transcended the ordinary limits of architecture

The passing of Phil Freelon has caused many of us who knew him to pause…

At Therme Forum, John May considers the balance of localism and globalism as designers envision the city of the future

From left to right: Jon Gray, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Arthur Mamou-Mani, Lonneke Gordjin, Alexander Groves,…