John Pucher, “Promoting Cycling and Walking for Sustainable Cities: Lessons from Europe and North America”
Professor John Pucher argues that cycling and walking are the most environmentally,…
All Events
PhD Talks: Aggregate
Governing by Design: Ed Eigen talks to the Aggregate Architectural History Collaborative. With Daniel…
JCHS Brown Bag Lecture – Housing & Cities with Michael Luzier (NAHB Research Center)
Technology Trends: The Growing Market for Green Homes with Michael Luzier President &…
Roger Duffy, “The Roger Duffy Studio / SOM: Imagination in Place”
None of our designs solutions are pre-determined. When we begin a project, we start by…
Kengo Kuma, “After March 11th”
The great disaster of March 11, 2011 differed from any other catastrophe since the 1755…
Student Lecture Series: Adriana Chavez, Oscar Malaspina, Einat Rosenkrantz Amon, and Alykhan Mohamed
Adriana Chavez (MArch II 2013), Oscar Malaspina (MAUD 2013) & Einat Rosenkrantz Amon (MAUD 2013) will discuss their experiences working…
Student Lecture Series: Adriana Chavez, Oscar Malaspina, Einat Rosenkrantz Amon, and Alykhan Mohamed
Adriana Chavez (MArch II 2013), Oscar Malaspina (MAUD 2013) & Einat Rosenkrantz Amon (MAUD 2013) will discuss their experiences working…
Günther Vogt, “City as Territory as Landscape”
Over the past ten years, Günther Vogt of Vogt Landscape Architects, Zürich, has designed a…
“Incentive, Innovation: Affordable Housing and Design,” Panel Discussion with Eric Belsky and Michael Bell
From the perceived failure of Modernist housing in the 1970s to the application of New…
John T. Dunlop Lecture: Sen. Mel Martinez, “America’s Housing Policy: Charting a Course for Recovery”
Since the historic market downturn, millions of people have lost their homes; millions more are…
“Placemaking Revolution: How Ephemera and the Arts Are Playing a More Powerful Role in Our Cities than Architecture,” Conversation with Carol Coletta and Dennis Scholl
A conversation with Carol Coletta and Dennis Scholl exploring best practices, criteria for success, and where it all…
“Placemaking Revolution: How Ephemera and the Arts Are Playing a More Powerful Role in Our Cities than Architecture,” Conversation with Carol Coletta and Dennis Scholl
A conversation with Carol Coletta and Dennis Scholl exploring best practices, criteria for success, and where it all…
Eyal Weizman, “Forensic Architecture: The Place of Law in War”
Eyal Weizman is Professor of Spatial & Visual Cultures, Goldsmiths, University of London and a…
Student Lecture Series: Mike Healy and Josh Margul
Mike Healy (MUP 2013), Center for Neighborhood Technology, Chicago, IL (10-Week Paid Summer Internship) Mike will discuss…
Cambridge Talks: PhD Talks: Edward Eigen
“Anaglyptography and the Phthisiophobic Imagination; or, The Passion of Louis Braille: An Historico-Religio-Numismatic Essay” The PhD Talks…
Daniel Bonilla, “Dissolving the Boundary”
Making reference to his projects from the past ten years, Bogotá-based architect Daniel Bonilla will…
“The Good Old Days: A Conversation about Design and Planning for an Aging Population,” Panel Discussion with Daniel D’Oca
The United States is getting older. Already at a record high, the number of Americans…
Graham Willis, “Violence and the Production of Space in Urban Brazil”
Graham Denyer Willis is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Urban Studies…
Robert Sullivan, “My American Revolution: Crossing the Delaware and I-78”
Author Robert Sullivan will speak on his new book, My American Revolution: Crossing the Delaware and I-78.
Christian Kerez, Kenzo Tange Lecture: “The Rule of the Game”
Christian Kerez was born in 1962 in Maracaibo, Venezuela, and educated at the Swiss Federal…
“On Imagination: Conversations with Architects,” Film Screening with Merrill Elam and Helen Han
This 90-minute video looks at imagination through the musings of some of today’s most creative…
Dr. Stephan Bone-Winkel: Real Estate Development / RED_Lecture
Dr. Stephan Bone-Winkel is an Honorary Professor of Real Estate Development at the University of…
“Tectonic Visions between Land and Sea: Works of Kiyonori Kikutake,” Panel Discussion with Ken Oshima and Mark Mulligan
This panel discussion addresses the work of visionary architect Kiyonori Kikutake, a key figure in…
Meet the Loeb Fellows: Urban Transformations with Karen Lee Bar-Sinai, Deanna VanBuren, and Ed Walker
Come meet the Loeb Fellows and learn about their work. Refreshments will be served.
Jürgen Mayer H., “pre.text / vor.wand”
Since 1996, architect Jürgen Mayer H. (based in Berlin, Germany) has explored architecture as a…
Meet the Loeb Fellows: City Building with Ramiro Almeida, Lynn Richards, and Ann Yoachim
Come meet the Loeb Fellows and learn about their work. Refreshments will be served.
Meet the Loeb Fellows Reception
Come meet the Loeb Fellows and learn about their work. Refreshments will be served at…
Meet the Loeb Fellows: Ephemeral Urbanism with LZ Nunn, Jim Lasko, and Helen Marriage
Come meet the Loeb Fellows and learn about their work. Refreshments will be served.
Meet Wendy at MoMA/PS1
Please join the GSD, Marc Kushner (MArch ’04) and Matthias Hollwich, of HWKN, for a…
Thesis Reviews
Check back for a schedule of thesis presentations.
Thesis Reviews
Check back for a schedule of thesis presentations.
Thesis Reviews
Check back for a schedule of thesis presentations.
Writing Cities 2012
Writing Cities is an annual graduate student conference jointly organized by the Harvard Graduate School…
Rahul Mehrotra, “Working in Mumbai”
Rahul Mehrotra is Chair of the Urban Planning and Design Department, Harvard Graduate School of…
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