Beate Hølmebakk discusses her paper projects and rejecting the dominance of user-friendly architecture

In 2004, Norwegian architect Beate Hølmebakk co-founded Manthey Kula with Per Tamsen,…

Feb 4, 2019

Features

Taking up social and spatial equity in New York, “Design and the Just City” exhibition lands at AIA’s Center for Architecture

“Design and the Just City,” an exhibition curated by the Harvard Graduate School of Design's…

Jan 10, 2019

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Michael Hooper explores the subconscious influences on our perceptions of urban form in JPER paper

Associate Professor of Urban Planning Michael Hooper recently published a paper in the Journal of…

Dec 27, 2018

Features

The High Line visits Harvard

Almost a decade after its opening, the High Line made its way to Harvard this…

Dec 21, 2018

Features

Irving Innovation Fellowship enriches student research, bridges academy and practice

The Irving Innovation Fellowship exemplifies many of the ideals at the heart of the Harvard…

Dec 11, 2018

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AIA awards 2019 Topaz Medallion to Toshiko Mori

The Harvard Graduate School of Design's Toshiko Mori has been named the 2019 winner…

Dec 6, 2018

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Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities unveils HouseZero; data-driven infrastructure set to enable cutting-edge research, shift the design and operation of buildings

HouseZero’s advanced data-driven infrastructure will enable cutting edge research, aims to shift the design and…

Dec 3, 2018

Features

Portraits by Annie Liang illustrate Harvard at work, the immigrant experience

Harvard University Graduate School of Design visitors to the neighboring Science Center building may encounter…

Nov 16, 2018

Features

Photo by Richard Barnes, courtesy The Menil Collection, Houston.

Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee debut Menil Drawing Institute, dedicated to modern and contemporary drawing, on November 3

On November 3, the Menil Collection will open its new Menil Drawing Institute building,…

Oct 30, 2018

Features

Public art installation “Warming Warning” engages timber, color, and shadow to stoke dialogue over climate change

Harvard Forest Fellow David Buckley Borden (MLA '11) has installed public-art sculpture “Warming…

Oct 23, 2018

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Beate Hølmebakk discusses her paper projects and rejecting the dominance of user-friendly architecture

Taking up social and spatial equity in New York, “Design and the Just City” exhibition lands at AIA’s Center for Architecture

Michael Hooper explores the subconscious influences on our perceptions of urban form in JPER paper

The High Line visits Harvard

Irving Innovation Fellowship enriches student research, bridges academy and practice

AIA awards 2019 Topaz Medallion to Toshiko Mori

Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities unveils HouseZero; data-driven infrastructure set to enable cutting-edge research, shift the design and operation of buildings

Portraits by Annie Liang illustrate Harvard at work, the immigrant experience

Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee debut Menil Drawing Institute, dedicated to modern and contemporary drawing, on November 3

Public art installation “Warming Warning” engages timber, color, and shadow to stoke dialogue over climate change

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