On Atmospheres: Spaces of Embodiment
ON ATMOSPHERES: Spaces of Embodiment aims to press for a “meteorological turn” in design—a shift…
ON ATMOSPHERES: Spaces of Embodiment aims to press for a “meteorological turn” in design—a shift…
Danielle Choi (MLA ’08) is the recipient of the 2016–2017 Daniel Urban Kiley Teaching Fellowship in Landscape Architecture.
Projective Ecologies takes stock of contemporary ecological research and speculates on potential paths forward for design.
Versailles is often considered the site of invention of the classical city. Strikingly, the shapes…
The Danube School, based in the valley of the Danube River in Bavaria, Germany, propelled an aesthetic sensibility that allowed landscape to become an autonomous genre of painting during the early 16th century. Rather than prioritizing human figures or historical references, the paintings, etchings and…
Airport Landscape claims the airport as a site of and for landscape. Airports have never been more central to the life of cities, yet they remain peripheral in design discourse. In spite of this, landscape architects have recently reasserted their historic claims on the airfield…
It has been almost four decades since the idea of process erupted into…
South Florida and Sea Level: Adaptive Strategies for Green Infrastructure, Landscape Ecology, and Cultural Heritage…
The Harvard Graduate School of Design’s eighth annual Platform exhibition is now on view in Gund Hall’s first-floor main gallery
Bradley Cantrell (MLA '03) recently published the book Responsive Landscapes: Strategies for Responsive Technologies in Landscape Architecture. Cantrell coauthored the book with Justine Holzman