The Renovated Gund Hall: A Paradigm for the Revitalization of Mid-Twentieth-Century Architecture
Harvard Graduate School of Design students returned for the fall 2024 semester to…
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A New Way of Seeing: The Laboratory for Computer Graphics and Spatial Analysis
In 1965, as students protested the escalating war in Vietnam, President Lyndon B.
An Interview with Jay Wickersham: The Architecture and Legacy of H. H. Richardson
Foremost among nineteenth-century American architects stands H. H. Richardson. While most frequently associated with his…
An Interview with Richard Sennett: Democracy and Urban Form
Sociologist and urban theorist Richard Sennett. Photo by Thomas Struth. In fall 1981,…
Joseph F. Hudnut, the GSD’s First Dean, 1936–1953
Joseph F. Hudnut, First Dean of the GSD, 1936–1953. Courtesy of the Harvard University Archives.
The History of Gund Hall
Gund Hall, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, 1972. Photo by Scott Rosenthal.
Contemporary Memorials: Spaces of Engagement, Calls to Action
The Robert E. Lee Statue at Monument Avenue, Richmond, VA, in June 2020. (Mobilus in…
Summer Reading 2024: Design Books by GSD Faculty and Alumni
Building your summer reading list? This selection of recent publications by Harvard Graduate School of…
Pete Walker & the GSD: Nearly 70 Years of Connections
For almost 70 years, the landscape architect Pete Walker (MLA ’57) has maintained strong ties…
How Bio-Based Building Materials Are Transforming Architecture
A colorful grid of bio-based tiles rests atop a black surface. Created as sustainable alternatives…
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