Making Next to Forest: Toshiko Mori’s studio demonstrates how design decisions relate to natural-resource use and protection
The argument that forests should remain untouched by human beings poses counterintuitive but considerable risks.
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Zoom! The Archigram Collection Arrives at the Harvard Graduate School of Design
Imagine yourself a couple of months out of architecture school recalling the moments and projects…
Landscape studio Superbloom mines speculative art for new ways of imagining earth’s harshest regions
About once every decade, a display of colorful wildflowers erupts across the California desert. Called…
The Trans-Siberian Railway: A borderless landscape ripe for reimagination
It is hard to avoid superlatives when discussing Siberia: Covering over five million square miles,…
What’s in a basket? Students explore industrial weaving in Stephen Burks’ workshop
“I think I have a basket, but is it one?” asks first-year Master in Design…
A sustainable future for the Huerta: Kevin Fu (MArch ’18) documents studio trip to Valencia, Spain
Led by Aga Khan Design Critic in Landscape Architecture Arancha Muñoz-Criado (MLA ’92),…
“A familiar disciplinary protagonist”: MArch candidate Benjamin Hait shares highlights from studio trip to Scotland
Students in the Spring 2018 option studio “Model as Building – Building as Model,”…
Students experience “Extreme Urbanism” first-hand on studio trip to Mumbai
The Spring 2018 option studio “Extreme Urbanism V: Exploring Hybrid Housing Typologies, Elphinstone State”…
“Megacity at a critical juncture”: MLA candidate Emmanuel Coloma reflects on studio trip to Manila
Spring 2018 option studio “Manila: Future Habitations” traveled to the Philippines in February to study housing…
“Where the humble and the sublime complement each other”: MArch candidate Morgan Starkey chronicles studio trip to Tibet
Fall 2017 option studio “Tibet Contemporary: Building in the Himalayas,” led by visiting critic Zhang…
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