Teaching at the GSD

Members of the GSD community are encouraged to review the academic calendar regularly. For any questions, please contact the Office of the Registrar.

The GSD campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts includes Gund Hall at 48 Quincy St., 485 Broadway, the Center for Green Buildings & Cities (or House Zero) at 20 Sumner Rd., 7 Sumner Rd., and 40 & 42 Kirkland St.

GSD Information Technologies aims to create a versatile, accessible computing environment for GSD community members, supporting design computing at all levels. We offer various services for students’ coursework and independent study, as well as for staff, faculty, and researchers.

The Facilities and Campus Operations department strives to support the pedagogy of all those that connect with the campus. This resource includes information on how to reserve space at the GSD or submit a Work Order.

Investigation of materials, prototyping and testing, physical mock-ups and the application of new fabrication processes is integral to the design culture at the GSD. In support of these pursuits the Fabrication Lab features a wide range of equipment, including: CNC Routers, Milling, Cutting, and Marking Machines; 3D Printers and Scanners; Laser Cutters; Wood and Metal Shop Equipment; and Associated Software.

The Frances Loeb Library is the vibrant intellectual hub of the Harvard Graduate School of Design. The library provides support for all your research, teaching, writing, and GIS & geospatial needs. We also have a variety of spaces for your use including two reading rooms and individual and group workspaces.