Orchard, Nursery, Public Park: Franklin Park’s Next 100 Years
by Kira Clingen (MLA '20) “Orchard, Nursery, Public Park” seeks to reinvigorate Frederick Law Olmsted's…
Topic Ecology
Symbiotic Infrastructure
by Aiysha Alsane (MLA '19), Danica Liongson (MLA '20), Yifan Wang (MLA '20) Symbiotic…
An Island as a Planet
by Daniel Berdichevsky (MLA '18) “The world is an island” -Buckminster Fuller…
A sustainable future for the Huerta: Kevin Fu (MArch ’18) documents studio trip to Valencia, Spain
Led by Aga Khan Design Critic in Landscape Architecture Arancha Muñoz-Criado (MLA ’92),…
The Forest for the Trees: exploring the interplay of art, history, and science at Harvard Forest
Taking a walk through Harvard Forest is like traveling back in time. Eighteenth century stone walls spotted…
Border Ecologies
Borders shape and consolidate relations between states, people, jurisdictions, political entities, and territories. While some borders are stable, others are in a constant flow. The demarcation of borders is a body politic. It regulates economic relations and people’s access to places, resources, and rights. Borders…
Living Conservation
by Mary Catherine Miller (MDes '17) Prominent ecologists and biologists have published extensively on the…
Rigged New World
by Hannah Gaengler (MLA '17) — Recipient of Norman T. Newton Prize Nearing the end of…
Bewildered in Banff: Displacing the Contours of Colonization in Canada’s National Parks System
by Tiffany Dang (MLA '17) — Recipient of ASLA Certificate of Honor and ASLA Certificate…
Bradley Cantrell explores what artificial intelligence could mean for Mother Earth
The term Artificial Intelligence (AI) conjures images of a Terminator-style robot bent on destroying all…