This Land Is Your Land: Students of Daniel D’Oca engage with Indigenous architecture in Minneapolis and British Columbia

Until the last decade, Native American, First Nations, and other Indigenous architecture has been a…

Nov 27, 2020

Features

Models on blue background for the Mass Timber studio

With “Mass Timber and the Scandinavian Effect,” Jennifer Bonner and Hanif Kara speculate how wood might recapture the American architectural imagination

Moments of intense constraint have driven architecture toward seismic ruptures, which go on to determine…

Nov 24, 2020

Features

Image of photograph showing the elevation of Maison de Verre with glowing light in the interior

Dual-Use: Farshid Moussavi on rethinking residential architecture in the wake of Covid-19

The pandemic has had an immediate and tangible impact upon urban life—rewiring and, in some…

Nov 20, 2020

Features

Image of black and white drawing of American rural landscape

Hidden Territories: Uncovering the racist legacy of the American landscape

The term “landscape” historically referred to pictures of the world—vistas or views—and so it is…

Nov 20, 2020

News

Series of drawings showing housing with existing conditions and hypothetical buildouts.

With student advocates’ help, Cambridge set to build more affordable housing

Last month, the city council in Cambridge, Massachusetts, voted to…

Nov 19, 2020

Announcements

Toshiko Mori talks designing pandemic-resilient cities for BBC’s The Conversation podcast

Robert P. Hubbard Professor in the Practice of Architecture Toshiko Mori was recently a…

Nov 19, 2020

Announcements

Will cities remain resilient in a post-COVID world? BBC asks Jerold Kayden

Frank Backus Williams Professor of Urban Planning and Design Jerold Kayden is one of…

Nov 19, 2020

Features

Excerpt: Cities in Imagination, by David Maddox

“Five years ago, the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Just City…

Nov 19, 2020

News

Announcing the 2021 Wheelwright Prize cycle, fostering new forms of architectural research

The Harvard Graduate School of Design (Harvard GSD) is pleased to announce the 2021 cycle…

Nov 17, 2020

OP-ED

Will urban life recover when the pandemic is finally over? Alex Krieger on the fate of the American city after Covid

Yes, the pandemic (somewhat understandably) and the protests for justice (sadly) are leading to a…

Nov 16, 2020

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This Land Is Your Land: Students of Daniel D’Oca engage with Indigenous architecture in Minneapolis and British Columbia

With “Mass Timber and the Scandinavian Effect,” Jennifer Bonner and Hanif Kara speculate how wood might recapture the American architectural imagination

Dual-Use: Farshid Moussavi on rethinking residential architecture in the wake of Covid-19

Hidden Territories: Uncovering the racist legacy of the American landscape

With student advocates’ help, Cambridge set to build more affordable housing

Toshiko Mori talks designing pandemic-resilient cities for BBC’s The Conversation podcast

Will cities remain resilient in a post-COVID world? BBC asks Jerold Kayden

Excerpt: Cities in Imagination, by David Maddox

Announcing the 2021 Wheelwright Prize cycle, fostering new forms of architectural research

Will urban life recover when the pandemic is finally over? Alex Krieger on the fate of the American city after Covid

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