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…

Oct 7, 2020

Features

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…

Sep 21, 2020

Features

Pharmaceuticals in Soil Formation. Drawing by Kymberly Ware

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…

Sep 2, 2020

Lecture

An aerial view of the Lincoln Memorial and nearby construction in Washington D.C.

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Oct 28, 2020

07:30PM – 09:00PM

GSD, Gund Hall Virtual Event Space

Lecture

Department of Architecture

Open to the public, but requires registration

Lecture

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Nov 19, 2020

07:30PM – 09:00PM

GSD, Gund Hall Virtual Event Space

Lecture

Department of Landscape Architecture

Open to the public, but requires registration

Lecture

A marked-up photograph of a building lobby for the Taylor Business school, showing architect Ronald Mace (a white man wheelchair user) and two people standing—a man and a woman in front of elevators. The image has been marked with blue pen to indicate specifications for a glass partition, door, and callbox (“lighted and audible”).

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Nov 12, 2020

07:30PM – 09:00PM

GSD, Gund Hall Virtual Event Space

Lecture

Department of Urban Planning and Design

Open to the public, but requires registration

Lecture

Public Lecture Series

Lecture

Sep 28, 2020

12:00PM – 01:30PM

GSD, Gund Hall Virtual Event Space

Lecture

Open to the public, but requires registration

Features

Design as Protest: How can designers stand for, fight for, and build an anti-racist future?

“For nearly every injustice in the world, there is an architecture that has been planned…

Jun 22, 2020

Features

Diane Davis on the GSD’s Risk and Resilience track: “As we face the global virus pandemic, our mission appears ever more important.”

In these tough times, when dystopian fears loom large and the design professions…

May 20, 2020

News

Bing Wang on COVID-19’s impact on the real estate sector: “Will the pandemic force us to recognize that our built environment is ill-prepared for emergencies?”

The crisis brought about by the coronavirus has utterly paralyzed the normal functioning of society…

May 19, 2020

Topic Infrastructure

Sol Camacho on the impact of the pandemic on design: “It feels like a completely different world.”

The Ugliest Building in Washington: Students navigate federal pressures and local values in rethinking FBI site

The Right to Sewage: Agriculture, climate change, and the growing need for cities to embrace wastewater reuse

“The Architecture of Democracy”

Sylvester Baxter Lecture: Sheila Foster, “Co-Cities: Reimagining the City as a Commons”

Aimi Hamraie, “Critical Access Studies”

Our Common Purpose: Voting by Design with Danielle Allen, Michael Murphy, and Sarah Whiting

Design as Protest: How can designers stand for, fight for, and build an anti-racist future?

Diane Davis on the GSD’s Risk and Resilience track: “As we face the global virus pandemic, our mission appears ever more important.”

Bing Wang on COVID-19’s impact on the real estate sector: “Will the pandemic force us to recognize that our built environment is ill-prepared for emergencies?”

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