At The Dinner Table — Green to Orange: Building Ireland’s food security and identity
By Jiyun Jeong (MLA ’19) Food reveals the culture and identity of the place. What…
Topic Climate Change
Creating Higher Ground in Boston’s Seaport
By Amelia Muller (MUP ’20) In September 2018, the City of Boston published estimates…
Nourishing Captiva
by Naoko Asno, Anna Curtis-Heald, Jenjira Holmes, Phia Sennett (all MLA ’19) On March 5,…
Land-Use Strategies for a Purple State: Studio considers ways of protecting Virginia’s Eastern Shore from devastating sea rise
A lone farmstead is perched on the edge of a creek on Virginia’s Eastern Shore.
Work in Progress: Kira Clingen’s observation tower at the End of the Rhine
Kira Clingen (MLA/MDes ’21) describes her final project for the option studio “Geographical…
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…
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 “everything change,”…
Metro Strand: Renewed Vitality for Overtown in an Urbanizing Miami
by Sam Adkisson (MAUD ’19) and Hiroki Kawashima (MAUD ’19). — Recipients of 2019…
The Doctrine and Ritual of High Magic: an Adaption with Projections on a New Climate
by Tessa Crespo (MDes ’20) As an experimental infrastructure, I reimagined the classic archetypes of…
Climate change, transportation, urbanism: 2019 ASLA Student Award winners tackle pressing landscape issues
The American Society of Landscape Architects has honored six projects by nine Harvard University Graduate School of…
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