The House Is a Work of Art: Kazuyo Sejima on her fascination with “Shinohara’s way”
The diffuse spread of artistic thought and technique that we call “influence” impacts architecture in…
Topic Materials
On view through October 20, A Hole in the Wall exhibition presents an intimate reading of space
We usually don’t think much about what a thing is, because its self-evident qualities make it…
The Grand Tour: GSD’s Wheelwright Prize reminds architects of the power of global research
“Two years ago, when I received the call about the Wheelwright Prize, Mohsen Mostafavi mentioned…
Remembering Pei: Tracing the architect’s legacy to the Harvard Graduate School of Design
Ieoh Ming (I.M.) Pei died on May 16, 2019, at the age of 102. Over…
The Humid Threshold: Cooling hot, humid climates via membrane dehumidification
by Pamela Lucia Cabrera Pardo (MDes ’19) — Recipient of Daniel L Schodek Award for…
Kuehn Malvezzi on liberating institutional design from all that is “dark, serious, and deeply moral”
This spring, Berlin-based architects Johannes Kuehn, Wilfried Kuehn, and Simona Malvezzi asked…
Thing Tank exhibition imagines a parallel history of 20th-century Italian industrial design
“Often research in design involves going to Google Images and looking at a page of…
Students of Jeanne Gang’s architecture studio seek redemption for the concrete behemoths of Brutalism
Cold, alienating, unfriendly; an architectural abomination, one of the world’s ugliest buildings. Although these are…
$2000 Home: Cocreating in the Bengal Delta
The Bengal Delta is defined by the fluidity and chemistry of land and…
Beate Hølmebakk discusses her paper projects and rejecting the dominance of user-friendly architecture
In 2004, Norwegian architect Beate Hølmebakk co-founded Manthey Kula with Per Tamsen,…
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