Cooking Sections’ Salmon: A Red Herring: Are our ideas about color and nature based on fundamental misconceptions?
How do you like your salmon? If you prefer the natural look, that’s fine—there’s a…
Topic Food
The global food and beverage industry is the largest in the world, not only because of its size but also because of the multi-scalar breadth of the industry. Looking at a broad range of topics—from farming and distribution to consumption and waste—these investigations explore the relationship between the alimentary, architecture, and urbanism.
Excerpt: The Rise: Black Cooks and the Soul of American Food by Marcus Samuelsson
Born in Ethiopia, raised and trained as a chef in Sweden, and now living and…
FOOD PARK
by Mengying Ouyang (MAUD ’20) and Shi Tang (MLA II ’21) Los Angeles County and…
The Right to Sewage: Agriculture, climate change, and the growing need for cities to embrace wastewater reuse
Epidemiological Soils. Drawing by Chelsea Kashan, Santiago Mota, and Seth Denizen. An immense pipe connects…
Rouse Visiting Artist Lecture: Marcus Samuelsson in conversation with Thelma Golden, Toni L. Griffin and Mark Raymond
The GSD is pleased to present a series of talks and webinars broadcast to our…
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…
How to mitigate the impact of an epidemic and prevent the spread of the next viral disease: A guide for designers
One hundred and fifty years ago, using a map of London and data of the…
Eulàlia Gómez-Escoda’s “Feeding Boston” addresses the staggering rate of food waste in the US
The entrance to an urban supermarket and its adjoining parking lot wouldn’t captivate the attention…
Work in Progress: Nan Yang’s Modern Food Supply System
Nan Yang (MLA I ’20) describes her final project for the option studio “…
Elizabeth Hoover, “Seed Sovereignty and ‘Our Living Relatives’ in Native American Community Farming and Gardening”
Native heirloom seed varieties, many of which have been passed…