Fantasy, Memory, & Longing: Robin Winogrond leads designers on a search for the poetic in banal landscapes

The strange and unexpected are disappearing from our towns and cities. In Europe and America…

Jan 15, 2020

Student Work

Student Work

Kira Clingen
Rosalea Monacella, Instructor

Spring 2019

Video

Fight or Flight? Designers and planners grapple with whether to fight the effects of climate change, or accept the inevitability of mass migration

To quote Margaret Atwood, climate change isn’t just about the climate, it’s…

Dec 5, 2019

Profiles

The Thinking Machine: Paola Sturla calls on designers to renew their commitment to humanism

Smart cities, search engines, autonomous vehicles: The pairing of massive data sets and self-learning algorithms…

Nov 22, 2019

Option Studio

STU-1602

Tue, Thu 2:00 PM – 5:59 PM

8 Credits

Department of Architecture

Department of Landscape Architecture

Department of Urban Planning and Design

Montserrat Bonvehi Rosich, Faculty Advisor

Spring 2019

Seminar

SCI-6481

Fri 9:00 AM – 11:59 AM @ Gund 520

4 Credits

Department of Landscape Architecture

Seminar

Spring 2020

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Harvard University Graduate School of Design

Archive

Frederick Law Olmsted Lecture: Günther Vogt, “The Imprint of the Landscape”

Elizabeth Hoover, “Seed Sovereignty and ‘Our Living Relatives’ in Native American Community Farming and Gardening”

Sylvester Baxter Lecture: “Plants in the Design Imagination” with Ron Henderson, Julian Raxworthy, and Douglas Reed with Danielle Choi

Fantasy, Memory, & Longing: Robin Winogrond leads designers on a search for the poetic in banal landscapes

Right to Grow: A Manifesto

Fight or Flight? Designers and planners grapple with whether to fight the effects of climate change, or accept the inevitability of mass migration

The Thinking Machine: Paola Sturla calls on designers to renew their commitment to humanism

Neuralisms Shenzhen: Fictions of Type and Territory

Emptiful: Changing the paradigm in a post-oil landscape

Ecosystem restoration

Pagination Links