“Environmental Histories, Archived Landscapes” is a seminar that investigates the relationships between design history and environmental history through archival research. Participants explore archives as evidence of material, spatial, ecological, and cultural change in constructed landscapes using measured drawings, diagrams, and visual analysis. Because archives seek…
The Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) launches its spring 2023 public program…
Event Description Living in uncertainty, land and its changing process are significant indicators for helping…
Event Description Inequitable human development is…
Event Description The climate crisis poses the urgent challenge to make our urban environment…
Peter Rowe
9502 must be taken for either 2 or 4 units. Under faculty guidance, the student…
Stefan Tischer
The reference to existing or lost traces of a site in general or to specific…
Mark Heller
Today’s cartographic convention, software, and methods of data harvesting all homogenize how designers approach and…
Tomas Folch
This course seeks to open a discussion around the design and representation of public space…
John Portman Design Critic in Landscape Architecture