Recipient of the 10th Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design. The evolution of the Cheonggyecheon River in just twenty-nine months from an outmoded utilitarian highway into a multipurpose performative infrastructural piece of unprecedented size merits recognition as a seminal project in contemporary urban…
Steven Handel, Christopher Matthews
Fall term, four units, required for both MLA 1 and MLA AP students taking the…
Projective Ecologies takes stock of contemporary ecological research and speculates on potential paths forward for design.
South Florida and Sea Level: Adaptive Strategies for Green Infrastructure, Landscape Ecology, and Cultural Heritage…
This multi-year ecological planning project is a collaboration among the Government of The Bahamas, the…
New exhibition “The World According to Ecology,” now on display in Gund Hall, traces the ongoing pluralization of the field of ecology and offers considerations on its cultural significance globally.
A Harvard Graduate School of Design student team is one of five winners in a unique competition titled “A Beautiful Decay,” an endeavor of Miami-based initiative Save Before Quitting. GSD students B. Cannon Ivers, Devin Dobrowolski, and Mary Catherine Miller (all MLA ’16) entered the competition in June and were announced as winners on September 8.
During January 2015, Pedro Aparicio joined an open-ended field-work research about shared conditions of risk…
Longfeng Wu (MDes ULE ’16) received a 2015 Penny White Grant to study the Pearl Delta…
by Stephanie Hsia (MLA ’15) The almond orchards of Central California, with a physical footprint…