The Forest for the Trees (and the Birds, and the People, and the Planet)
As we continue to face the twin crises of rapidly accelerating climate change…
Topic Ecology
Below, Above, and Beyond: Future of Antwerp’s Mobility and Public Space
Below, Above, and Beyond: Future of Antwerp’s Mobility and Public Space is a Studio Report…
2023 Landscape Architecture AP Thesis Prize and 2023 Digital Design Prize: Sonia Sobrino Ralston’s “Uncommon Knowledge: Practices and Protocols for Environmental Information”
by Sonia Sobrino Ralston (MLA I AP ’23) — Recipient of the Landscape Architecture AP…
2023 Landscape Architecture Thesis Prize: Kevin Robishaw’s Manatees and Margaritas: Toward a Strange New Paradise
by Kevin Robishaw (MLA I ’23) — Recipient of the Landscape Architecture Thesis Prize.
Technology, Trust, & Governance
Technology, Trust, & Governance is an Open Project Studio Report from the Spring…
Why the Digital World Needs Sustainable Architecture: An Interview with Marina Otero
Data centers located around the globe function 24 hours a day to support digital networks.
Atlas for the Medina of Tunis: Landscape Architecture as a Catalyst for Urban Regeneration
This project reimagines public spaces in the Medina of Tunis, Tunisia. Taking a long-term view…
Students in Dialogue: A Conversation with CoCo Tin
What’s it like to be a Master in Design Studies (MDes) student in…
“Plains and Pampa: Decolonizing ‘America,’” by Ana María León Crespo—Excerpt from Harvard Design Magazine
It is a common trope for scholars from South America, Central America, and the Caribbean…
Tar Creek: Toxic Legacies, Racism and Tribal Landscape Transformations
The studios in North-East Oklahoma explored toxic land regeneration, indigenous ecologies and their combined agency in advancing environmental and social equity for tribal nations. The study site is still the largest and most dangerous polluted landscape in the United States and home to tribal communities…