Can Parkitecture Heal? Jeanne Gang on making American National Parks “more accessible, more inviting, and more welcoming”
Early federal policies that set aside land for the national parks focused mainly on the…
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Power and Justice in the Lone Grid State: Abby Spinak and Sarah Stanford-McIntyre on the crisis in Texas
Newspapers this week are swamped with headlines like, “What Went Wrong…
The Littoral between Definite and Indefinite
by Andrea Sandell (MArch I ’23) The project focus lies in the littoral zone—the zone…
In Cotton Kingdom, Now, Sara Zewde retraces Frederick Law Olmsted’s route through the Southern states
“The mountain ranges, the valleys, and the great waters of America, all trend north and…
Land for a City on a Hill: Alex Krieger’s iconic tour of Boston
Watch as Alex Krieger, professor and former chair of the Department…
Fallowscapes: Territorial Reconfiguration Strategies for Arles
On a promontory on the left bank of the lower Rhone River, just before it…
The Architecture of Waste: Is wasting resources a necessary part of the design process?
A linear economy conceives of waste as an end. It presumes that refuse cast off,…
Sol Camacho on the impact of the pandemic on design: “It feels like a completely different world.”
“I feel how much of a protagonist public space is in this moment we’re going…
The Ugliest Building in Washington: Students navigate federal pressures and local values in rethinking FBI site
In late July 2020, Congress could not reach a compromise on a new coronavirus relief…
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…