Mountains and the Rise of Landscape exhibition reconsiders what it means to see and experience mountains
The totemic nature of mountains creates a paradox: Their overwhelming size makes them an…
Topic Computation
Death, Divorce, Down-sizing, Dislocation, and (Now) Display: A Self-Storage Center for a More Exhibitionist Future
By Hyojin Kwon (MArch '18), winner of the 2018 James Templeton Kelley Prize. Kwon's thesis…
Tin Whiskers, or The Ghost in the Machine Part II
by Matthew Gehm (MArch '19), Jonathan Gregurick (MArch '21) Our project represents the culmination of…
Offcut: A Museum in Los Angeles
by Morgan Starkey (MArch '19), Alexandru Vilcu (MArch '19) Interrogating the role of the architectural…
Nested Twist
by Zhixin Lin (MArch '20), Yina Moore (MArch '19) Nested Twist is an exploration on…
Adaptive Bipartite Staircase
by Ian Miley (MArch '20), Peteris Lazovskis (MArch '20) These logical investigations of modeling will…
Making a New City Image . . . or, An Eye for AI
by Brian Ho (MDE '18) Making a New City Image explores the machine-mediated perception of urban…
Fabrication workshop fosters collaboration and experimentation in form-making
The Komorebi Pavilion represents a collaborative project between the Harvard Graduate School of…
Student Portrait: Tanuja Mishra (MDes in Art, Design, and the Public Domain)
Tanuja Mishra received the Master in Design Studies in Art, Design, and the Public Domain in spring…
“A Spoon” and “Client ID: NSyuO-fJxYI4DTUf7zWa-osilclb5E7-qmEzyjuu”
In Youngjin Song’s (MDes '17) “A Spoon,” viewers are invited to choreograph improvisational movements with the spoons presented in front of them; a spoon is animated by two people and vice versa, the two subjects are animated by the object. The project presents an attempt…