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by Tasos Giannakopoulos (MArch II ‘19). A future has arrived. The year is 2048 and…
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.
by Tasos Giannakopoulos (MArch II ‘19). A future has arrived. The year is 2048 and…
America is on the cusp of a senior housing crisis. As the baby-boom generation enters…
The American Society of Landscape Architects has honored six projects by nine Harvard University Graduate School of…
At Harvard’s Graduate School of Design, affordable housing is an urgent concern in…
Selective concealment is a typical, though often unacknowledged, function of architecture. Architectural detailing, for example,…
By David Kim (MArch II ‘20) Think of visiting an empty house that you want…
African refugees, who fled the besieged Libyan city of Misrata, stand outside tents in the…
This journey focuses on a portion of the human environment that has been shaped…
by Parawee Wachirabuntoon (MLA I ’19) and Charles Smith (MLAUD ’19) This project looks to…
UPDATE, 10/18/19: The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has awarded the project Mobility As Equality:…