Rest Stops at the Top of the World
For the last 30 years, motorists in Norway have driven winding roads into…
News tagged: Landscape Architecture
The Final Experience is Beyond Our Control: An-My Lê Speaks About Landscape, Photography, and the Construction of Memory
This month marks the fiftieth anniversary of the fall of Saigon, a time…
The Plural Forms of African Landscape Architecture
“Landscape is a way of beholding that is inclusive of nature and culture, of people…
Craig Douglas Visualizes the Invisible, Designing with Air
In an exhibition at the Frances Loeb Library, Craig Douglas, assistant professor of…
Forests Are Cultural Constructs: Uncovering an Ancient Harvesting Technique in the Blue Hills
One hundred thirty years ago, environmentalist and landscape architect Charles Eliot walked the…
The Body in Intimate Spaces: Designing Toilets and Sewage Systems in Laila Seewang and Chris Reed’s FLUSH Studio
The bathroom is inevitably a space where we find ourselves spending time each…
Remembering Claude Cormier (1960–2023)
I first met Claude Cormier (MDes ’94) when he approached me about being a teaching…
Summer Reading: Recent Publications by GSD Faculty, Students & Alumni
Inventing Greenland by Bert De Jonghe Looking for something design-related to read this August? In…
Gareth Doherty Selected as CELA Regional Director
Gareth Doherty, director of the Master in Landscape Architecture Program and associate professor of…
An Island in Flux: Envisioning a more resilient Nantucket
Nantucket offers a vivid illustration of the principle of flux, the idea that everything is…
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