Rachel Dorothy Tanur Memorial Lecture: Angela D. Brooks, “No Place Like Home”
Speaker Angela Brooks is the Director of the Illinois office of the…
Topic Housing
The ongoing conversation about housing speculates on design’s capacity to address a range of disparate agendas and priorities. Investigations imagine housing as a central agent of change, responding to international, generational, cultural, demographic, psychological, and environmental issues in order to develop a more inclusive and sustainable engagement moving forward.
Beyond Zoning: A New Approach for Today’s Cities
The early 20th-century zoning paradigm has outlasted its usefulness for 21st-century cities. Harvard GSD’s Matthew…
2023 Plimpton-Poorvu Design Prize, First Prize: “The Gansevoort: Design for Longevity”
by Xinxin Cheryl Lin (MArch II ’24), Vivian Cheng (MAUD ’23), and Pinyang Paul Chen…
2023 Clifford Wong Prize in Housing Design: Randy Crandon and Maddie Farrer
Sidewalk Stuff: Adaptive Reuse Cohousing by Randy Crandon (MArch I ’25) and Maddie Farrer (MArch…
2023 Urban Design Thesis Prize: Saad Boujane’s “Dwellings, Paths, Places: Configurative Habitat in Casablanca, Morocco “
by Saad Boujane (MAUD ’23) — Recipient of the Urban Design Thesis Prize. The Modernist…
Technology, Trust, & Governance
Technology, Trust, & Governance is an Open Project Studio Report from the Spring…
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…
A Moratorium on New Construction? Beyond the Provocation: A Call for Systemic Change from Access to Housing to Construction Protocols
“Yet what we need is a voluntary cessation, a conscious and fully consensual interruption. Without…
John T. Dunlop Lecture: Andrew Bernheimer, “Where is the Architecture? Finding Design and Community Amidst Constraints”
A recording of this event is available with audio description. Event…
Students in Dialogue: A Conversation with Dutra Brown
What is it like to be a Master in Architecture II (MArch II)…