Theaster Gates to lead Place Project
Theaster Gates (LF '11) now has an extra $3.5 million to put toward using the arts and culture to strengthen communities, courtesy of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Read about it in the LOEBlog.
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Michael Van Valkenburgh named GSD Class Day speaker
Michael Van Valkenburgh, Eliot professor in practice of landscape architecture, will be the Harvard Graduate School of Design Class Day speaker on May 28.
Meet the Deans’ Design Challenge finalists
In March, the deans announced 18 finalists in the deans innovation challenges, including four from the GSD. We sat down with the Design Challenge finalists to find out more about their propsals and what winning the challenge—and its $50,000 prize—would mean to them.
Deans’ Design Challenge finalist: Wendy Fok
Wendy Fok's Resilient Modular Systems project is a finalist in the 2014 Deans' Design Challenge.
Deans’ Design Challenge finalist: Matan Mayer
Matan Mayer’s MateriaLEASE project is a finalist in the 2014 Deans’ Design Challenge.
Cloudcommuting by Dimitris Papanikolaou (DDes)–Deans’ Design Challenge finalist
Dimitris Papanikolaou's (PhD candidate) project Cloudcommuting is a finalist in the 2014 Deans’ Design Challenge.
Leif Estrada (MLA/MDes ’14) wins Fisher Prize for Excellence in GIS
Leif Estrada (MLA/MDes '14) has won the 2014 Howard T. Fisher Prize for Excellence in GIS (Graduate Category) for his entry, “Temporal Morphology: Synthetic Growth and Natural Decline of Alameda Island.”
GSD faculty and alumni awarded Graham Foundation Grants
The GSD is well represented among the The Graham Foundation's 2014 Grants to Individuals.
Student research featured in Landscape Architecture Frontiers
Research projects by Alexander Arrojo (MLA '13) and Daia Stutz (MLAUD '13) were featured in the February issue of Landscape Architecture Frontiers.
Hart Howerton Fellowship awarded to two GSD students
Daniel Tool (MAUD '15) and Baha Sadreddin (MDes '15) each receive the Hart Howerton Fellowship for their proposals to research the relationship between the unique landscapes of Sweden, Finland, and Norway and their design cultures, and European eco-districts, respectively.
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