TASK was published in Robinson Hall in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) was based before moving to Gund Hall in 1972. The magazine was published by architecture students at the GSD, MIT, and Smith College, and was consistently active from…
How do we define systems in which design is simultaneously dependent yet not predetermined? Can we work within that degree of freedom and produce a critical and coherent product? The Irving Innovation Fellowship provides a platform for the development of these research interests and their…
by Iman Fayyad (MArch ’16), Irving Innovation Fellow, 2016 The art historian Ernst Gombrich reminds…
by Alexander Timmer (MArch ’16), Irving Innovation Fellow, 2016-2017 Plywood Napkins explores the possibility of…
The ninth edition of Platform, produced by a faculty-student team, documents student work produced at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) over the prior year. This edition invokes the still life as a device to organize works from across the School, which are in…
Collective housing is inseparable from a vision of urbanity, offering not only…
Ana Luiza Addor & Maia Peck (MArch ’16) As bodies inside of other bodies, we…
by Maia Peck (MArch ’16) Performance and mixed media installation Air is the new commons….We…
The interconnection between the environment and its climate, its built structures and the human body…
StudioPM, the Boston-based practice founded by design critic in architecture Megan Panzano (MArch ’10), was…