Chris Reed’s (adjunct associate professor of landscape architecture) Flux City studio was recently featured on Urban Omnibus. The report details student work that reconceives the vulnerable coastal span of NY’s Jamaica Bay as a more dynamic and fluid urban landscape able to meet the challenges of sea level rise and storm surges. Rendering of Shifting Gradients by Cara Walsh and Andy Wisniewski
In the digital age, what will become of our libraries? For the past 3 years, Jeffrey Schnapp (director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, faculty director of metaLAB and visiting professor in architecture) has been answering that question with the help of students, librarians and library users of all stamps in the Library Test Kitchen. Read “The Library Test Kitchen at Harvard” in the Boston Globe.
This course focuses on the integration of the composites industry with the construction industry and contemporary architectural practice, pursuing the advancement of knowledge, research, and capabilities within the discipline. Through collaboration with material scientists, engineers, and fabricators in the composites industry, students create prototypes and…
First Prize Winner of an open competition for the City of Minneapolis. MIMMI is a…
by Manuel López Segura (MDes '13) This thesis deals with 1980s architecture in the Valencian…
David Theodore, who is completing a combined PhD in architecture and history of science will join McGill University in August 2014.
Latest issue of Landscape Architecture journal featuring GSD students and professors questions how a focus on landscape can transform traditional conceptions of infrastructure.
Chichester, Wiley, 2013 Once condemned by modernism and compared to a ‘crime’ by Adolf Loos,…
Aneesha Dharwadker (MDes '12) and Conor O'Shea (MLA II '12, MDes '14) received third place in the Chicago Architectural Club Burnham Prize NEXT STOP: Designing Chicago BRT Stations.
GSD Architecture core studio coordinators have selected Joanie Tom (MArch ’15) as the 2013 Araldo A. Cossutta Prize recipient.